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Trump VP · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama's. Dear mama's, who do you think
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  Trump is going to pick for VP? Well, let's ask our American mama's
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  am mama, she said. Joining us now are American Mama's Terry Nudeville and
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  Kimberly Burlison. Trump said over the weekend that he has his mind made up.
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  He just hasn't told anybody yet. So we're coming down to decision day.
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  We got the the convention coming up later on in July. I gotta
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  have a nominee at some point by then because they got to actually literally nominate
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  the person. So who do you think it is? You guys got a
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  guess. It's so funny because I saw a clip of him at some Philly
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  steak place. Did y'all see that? He was asking everybody, who do
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  you think? Who? Who do you think I should pick? And they
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  were like somebody was like, yeah, Tulsi, and then somebody else was
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  like Tom Cotton. You know, they were just throwing out these names,
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  So what about you. I love the way he interacts with people. You
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  know. I came into this a couple of weeks ago and I said,
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  I really think that he might choose Tulci because I she's the former Democrat who's
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  now independent I think more Republican now and makes sense. And she's the one
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  that that the Clinton's and the machine could not buy, so they said that
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  she was a Russian asset. I've changed my mind. I think, I
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  think, I really think it could possibly be between these two Byron Donald's Donalds
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  Yeah, and jd Vance. Really I do. I'm like, okay,
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  wait, because when I listen to them to speak, especially Byron, he
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  sounds like somebody who he's not a Mike Pence. He's he's truly a patriot
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  in the world. He's not somebody that can that can be walked over.
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  Yet he's somebody that's firm. He is able when he goes into the competitor,
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  you know, places where it's CNN or or other place it goes onto
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  a hostile network. Yeah, that's a great way to say it. When
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  he goes he's able to hold his own and he does not use his race,
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  but he will say, you know, if they bring it into the
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  mix, He's like, I'm just an American. I am a black man
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  in America. But this I'm a patriot. This is what I believe and
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  I love I love everything that he's gonna I love everything he says too.
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  But I really like jd Vance. Yes, everyone, he wasn't a big
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  Trump fan at the very beginning, but now he's a total Trump fan.
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  But he's the same way. You can't get him in a corner without him
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  like coming out looking like, you know, the king, because he's so
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  smart, he's so quick and clever. His experience is pretty you know,
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  amazing to watch. Plus people like him. Yes, he has a likability
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  factor about him, and I think Trump likes Yes that Actually there was a
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  lot of people who were They were shouting his name, So that'll be What
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  about you, Stephen. That's a really interesting question because for me, it's
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  about the strategy of what is it we're trying to accomplish. And that's why
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  I can't wrap my head fully around for Donald Trump. I could see a
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  variety of things he would be trying to accomplish. One, if he's trying
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  to set up who his successor is, I don't know if that's Byron Donald
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  or jd Vance. I don't know if he's trying to figure out who's going
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  to be the person who replaces them. They need some executive experience, So
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  let's get them that, because there's nobody else that's like Donald Trump. If
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  he's trying to say, you know what, actually I want somebody that's going
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  to be a caretaker vice president that helps me to accomplish what I want to
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  accomplish, but is not going to run for president in four years, because
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  the vice president shouldn't become the president, you know afterwards. We really don't
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  have a large track record of vice presidents becoming successful presidents. Harry Truman was
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  one, but maybe the last one. You got to go way back into
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  you know, the nineteen forties to find a vice president who became president and
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  was actually a good president. So he maybe thinking along those lines. Maybe
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  he's thinking, I need someone to help me manage the Senate. Jd Vance
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  might be if that's the choice, he's like, I need someone to help
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  me manage the Senate. I absolutely see jd Vance. You know you just
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  said something I've never thought about that before, that the vice president has never
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  been as successful. And I'm thinking about George W. And George H.
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  W. Bush. He could have carried that legacy on and yet he raised
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  taxes, He went against the Riggan mantra, and that led to Bill Clinton.
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  Well exactly. And so when you say that, now that our eyes
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  are open and we know more about what's going on, these are people who
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  came in. I think they came in with good intentions and they wanted to
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  do the right thing, but they were bought in by the machine. So
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  now we see that there are a lot of these vice presidents. Mike Pence
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  is one of them, and I feel like that they it was kind of
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  like that Jimmy Stewart movie Mister Smith and Mister Smith goes to Washington, where
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  you see all these people. They've had good intentions. They went in,
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  they wanted to change the world for better. They get in, the lobbyists
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  start coming in, they get these and so the vice presidents they have to
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  be somebody that is not bought and paid for by the machine, because then
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  they turn into rhinos. I don't know what the term is for the Democrats,
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  because it seems like they just say they say the course. When they're
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  Democrats, they either go left or they go far, far, far left.
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  There's built into that mind. So I guess what I'm saying is I
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  would love to see somebody come in as vice president who we can trust will
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  become president and stand true to his convictions and not be caught up in the
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  machine of Washington, because we've seen what that does the people, the presidents
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  who were vice presidents that became presidents. These are the people that we revered
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  and we trusted, and now we've learned so much that we're so disappointed,
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  we're so jaded by it that we have to you know, I feel like,
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  you know, Donald Trump is a businessman, and there's that, so
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  there you go. There could be Bergmann, you know, he could.
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  He's a good businessman. The possibility and of course Ben Carson is absolutely yeah.
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  Turn Nedville, Kimberly Brother listen. Thank you so much, Thank you,