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If you’re someone who is wishing for #Trump’s and 🇺🇸’s demise, your hypocrisy is on full display. · The Facts with Jamal 🇺🇸🦅👊

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  All right, your knuckleheads. Good morning to all of you.
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  We are halfway through the week, so let's try to make today a
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  better day, unless you're just a miserable human.
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  So first and foremost, just wanted to send my condolences to
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  an icon, Dolly Parton. She passed away last night after
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  dealing with a serious health issue, which actually turned out
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  to be cancer. She was 8 years old and she's
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  really, if you think about one of the last few great ones from
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  an era that it's starting to lose a lot of knowable legends.
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  I think the only real ones that are still here are James Woods
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  and Clint Eastwood. I apologize if I'm forgetting by
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  off the top of my head, I apologize.
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  I'm pretty sure it's just those two.
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  So, as I had mentioned in before, may she rest in peace, a
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  music legend, actress, and really one of the great people
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  America has come to know. So let's talk about really why,
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  not surprisingly, people are really for shit.
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  Look, it's no secret that people are miserable.
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  Sorry, as humans, that would be underselling the point.
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  But what's not underselling? It's the fact that they cheer,
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  you know, for people's demise. Notably, somebody who resides in
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  the White House that just happens to be the president.
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  I mean, I know people are full of it, but it's like, wow, Are
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  you really? Is your life really that damn
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  sad to where you have to essentially cheer on for the
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  president's demise? So let's just count the ways how
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  miserable liberals and the plus Democratic black people continue
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  to cheer for not only America's downfall but for the hope demise
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  in their sorry minds of President Trump.
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  Now mind you, this is a guy that for the last really 3 or 4
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  attempts, well it's really 5 if you count the, I guess, White
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  House Correspondents Dinner that you know, had to reschedule last
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  month. There have been at least 5
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  attempts on this man's life in less than a three-year span
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  stemming from what happened in Pennsylvania over 2 years ago.
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  Then you had another incident at one of his golf courses down in
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  Florida. And then if you add in the
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  correspondence then or the first time around, because again it
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  had to get pushed back to what it was in April, but then was
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  last month. Thank God that instance went off
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  without a hitch. And then you have, you know,
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  when he was supposed to go overseas to Turkey, If I'm not
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  mistaken, there was a supposed to drive on the plane that he
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  was supposed to get on, but ended up along with several of
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  his cabinet members had to kind of sneak away from the media
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  that was supposed to be traveling with them to an
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  unknown plane. Don't worry, it was safe to
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  essentially avoid any potential catastrophe that was going to
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  happen. Let me all tell you something.
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  If you are someone most normally a miserable live or in a plus
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  black person who is rooting for President Trump's death, you
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  truly need to reevaluate yourself and work.
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  I'm just going to come out also and say I, and never, at no
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  point in time, have ever wished for somebody's death.
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  Even if they were my own worst enemy growing up in school, no
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  matter how much I may not have had respect for them, I never
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  would have gone to the point of wishing for their death.
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  Now, if you've heard me say this word before, that's because I
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  believe it a lot more than I think people realize.
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  And that is the word calm. Because to me the word death is
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  way too strong. Because it's like you better be
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  careful of saying that word because it could come back to
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  haunt you. Karma, however, is not the same
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  in a lot of ways. That's why whenever you have
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  heard me say you know I'm wishing nothing but karmic get
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  back or back. It's to come a person's way.
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  What I mean by that is I wish for them to suffer something
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  that is so life changing as far as them struggling if
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  financially, you know, and in some cases them being a Jackass.
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  I hope they get humiliated publicly and I hope they lose
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  everything they work hard for. That's what I mean when I use
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  the word calm. Never do I ever wish for their
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  demise slash death, despite, you know, whatever feelings I have
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  towards 'cause like I said, those things, karma and even
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  God, those common God can work out those things.
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  However, if you're wishing for someone's death, now that's
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  going too far. And unfortunately, this is not
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  the first instance of, like I said, of people wishing for
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  President Trump's death. You even have the legacy media,
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  which mind you, as an armchair of the Democratic anti American
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  Sell out party, you had celebrities wish him his staff.
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  But you know what I always say, maybe karma should get those as
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  far as if they're wishing for President Trump's demise, maybe
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  that should happen to someone. They hold it high with God and
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  see how they would react. Then maybe it would behoove them
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  to kind of not wish for it 'cause if what they wish for the
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  president happens to someone, they will fear they wouldn't
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  like it now, would they? Anyway, look, I don't really
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  care if you don't like the guy. Everybody has, you know, their
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  own opinions, you know, about the guy.
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  And again, I've always felt he's been painted in the bad light
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  ever since he ran for president over a decade ago.
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  You know, 'cause it's funny how ones who used to hell in high
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  regard, all of a sudden, ever since he ran for president over
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  a decade ago, they have turned against them.
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  Funny how that has kind of played out now, has it?
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  But then again, it only goes to show you how people's hypocrisy
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  is on full display in a society more so if you're in America,
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  more than I think it probably realized.
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  But again, people don't get to have it both ways.
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  If you really think that by wishing for President Trump's
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  demise is actually gonna make your life feel better, it's not.
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  It's actually only going to make it worse.
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  Now, I suppose you're probably wondering, well, how is that the
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  case? That is a good question because
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  the answer to a lot of feeble minded people who probably don't
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  comprehend it is this. There is a bad reflection
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  because you have been a century condition to believe he is the
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  bad guy. See for whatever reason, and
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  mind you I had to look into this.
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  As far as you know who you know being in office or what have
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  you. If you look at the the violent
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  chief Barack Obama 8 years over 2 occasions and then you had
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  Carrot Top Biden for four. That is 12 out of 16 years.
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  Not this term withstanding that is 12 years out of 16 That
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  Democrat has been in the White House.
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  OK, but yet everyone wants to blame President Trump for a lot
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  of the problems that's in America, yet they don't want to
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  blame the two jackasses that I mentioned and certainly the dumb
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  anti American sell out party for why we're trying to essentially
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  clean up the Dems mess. But yeah, it's all President
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  Trump's fault. Do I really need to go any more
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  further than that? In the end, if you really think
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  that he is the real problem in America, you seriously need to
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  do a wake up call 'cause he is not the problem.
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  If anything, he should be, in my estimation, more respected for
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  the fact that the man is risking his neck everyday to try and put
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  America in a better position and people hate him for it.
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  And look, regardless of whether you think of that guy, it
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  doesn't matter. He's a straight shooter.
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  He tells things like it is. He doesn't hold back.
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  He puts people in the place. And if they can't handle it,
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  then you know what? Maybe they need to grow some
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  stones because it's clear a good hand for them don't happen.
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  So like him, love him or hate him, despise him, doesn't
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  matter. He is going to continue to be
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  who he is, never apologize for it, and he's going to do what he
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  feels is necessary to make America better.
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  Simple as that.