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Turkish ambassador says Israel and US should be brought to their knees · The Slippery Slope

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OK, so we've got to talk about leadership again.
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I've spoken about leadership, the importance of leadership,
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multiple times over the last couple of years since doing this
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podcast. I want to go through what So
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what the Internet says talks about with weak leadership
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versus strong leadership. It says that weak leadership is
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characterised by indecision, lack of clarity and avoidance of
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confrontation. Weak leaders tend to outsource
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their decisions, manage by consensus and seek approval.
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They also tend to focus on events and emotions, events and
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emotions and assume they're strong and don't ever change
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That definition. Now that it shows, it reminds me
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of the leadership that we see in the world today and everyone
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goes, they focus so much on events and emotions and they
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don't ever want to change. They don't ever see the the, the
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weakness within some of these events and what they're trying
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to promote. Now, it says a strong
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leadership, on the other hand, is characterised by proactive,
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proactive approach, clarity and continuous pursuit of growth.
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Strong leaders outsource their thinking, embrace uncomfortable
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conversations and are not afraid to make independent decisions.
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They also provide the full picture of a scenario, value the
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thoughts, opinions and guidance of their team and have a mindset
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of abundance and agency. So the whole reason why I'm
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talking about this, it's because I read this article that I'm
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going to share with you today and I thought, wow, you know, we
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look at, I think about how American leadership, the United
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States of America, their leadership used to be viewed in
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this world and you compare it to today.
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And I think things, things have changed so much.
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And yet the leaders that they have in America today do not
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see, they do not see, comprehend, understand their
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their weaknesses. They think like they focus so
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much on events and they focus so much on emotions.
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But no one tends to sit up and look at and go, well, you know,
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to our face, we have people sitting there saying all the
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right things, saying, oh, you know, Trump, bad man Trump.
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You know, he said all these nasty things.
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He had bad tweets, he said all these things.
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He's just crazy. But you are, you're all really
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nice people. You're really great.
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You're doing such a, a great job.
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United States of America, President Biden or president,
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who is it? Is Biden president or was Harris
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president or was it still Obama? Probably Obama.
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You know, you, you're doing, you're all the nice people,
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you're the good ones. And we really respect your
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leadership. And yet increasingly, it's not
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behind their backs, but other leaders throughout the world are
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starting to say things or just make very confrontational
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statements. And I do wonder why no one in
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the United States government is standing up there thinking, you
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know what, maybe there's something wrong with the
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leadership style that we have undertaken over the last few
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years. Now, this leadership style where
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we just give in to others, where we, we embrace organisations
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that lean towards terrorism ideology, terrorist, terrorist
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ideology. We also try to appease
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governments like the Iranian governments.
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Maybe that's not working out well for us and we've lost the
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respect of other nations And bring this headline up.
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This is the whole reason why I'm talking about this.
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This is this should make people sit up and realise that This is
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why strong leadership is so important.
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This headline here talking about leadership and a lack of
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leadership and what happens when you have weak leadership within
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the government. Turkish ambassador says Israel
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and US should be brought to their knees in Cara has no
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objections to harsh, harsh retaliation by Iran.
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OK, so In an exclusive interview with Iran's semi official Tasman
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News Agency, which is associated with the Islamic Revolutionary
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Guard Corps, Turkey's ambassador to Iran said Inkara cannot
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dictate how Iran should retaliate against Israel
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following the assassination of Hamas political Bureau chief
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Ismail Haniya. I can't pronounce that properly,
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but whatever in Tehran. Tehran.
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However, he emphasised that the real answer lies in regional
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countries uniting to deliver a collective response that would
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bring Israel and United States to their knees.
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That's right, This is Turkey, remember, is a part of the
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United Nations and this ambassador is speaking out
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against the United States. Huh.
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A few years ago, could you imagine him saying this when
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Trump was leader? No, no, why?
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Could you imagine him saying this back in the day when Reagan
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was a was the leader? No, not a chance.
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But now weak leadership rules in the United States government.
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People can say ambassadors can stand up and say whatever the
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heck they want. There's not going to be any
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ramifications. And people know that it's true.
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People know that you can get away with saying anything
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really, because the United States government, weak
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leadership just tries to appease everyone just tries to, you
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know, they just want everyone smiling and patting them on the
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back saying, oh, these are really nice people.
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These are really good. You're doing a great job.
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We we hate you in reality, but you're doing a great job.
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As long as you continue to be weak and feckless, we'll
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continue to pat you on the back. So speaking about the
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assassination, Turkish ambassador, he said Turkey had
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no advice to offer Iran regarding its planned
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retaliation against Israel, which Iran had blamed for the
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assassination assassination. He added that there was no
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proposals from Turkey or other countries suggesting restraint
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such as be calm, be patient, avoid a military response, don't
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respond too violently. Goes on to say that Iran will
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make its own decision, that much is clear.
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It also appears determined, but we do not know what kind of
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response it will provide. Time will tell.
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Whether there will be a military response is also uncertain.
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What is clear is that the most effective response should be one
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that compels these aggressive countries to retreat and be
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brought to their knees. Isn't it?
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Isn't it strange the way he looks at it?
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There's there being the aggressive, the aggressors.
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Doesn't does not for one minute entertain the thought, the idea
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that perhaps Hamas, you know, that perhaps other political
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entities, other political political forces, Muslim forces
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within the region are the ones to actually blame.
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Or maybe it was Iran that brought this upon themselves
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because, well, because they're the ones that they're the puppet
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masses who are pulling the strings in the background.
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It's funny that he doesn't put any of the blame on Iran.
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So the ambassador's reference to aggressor countries clearly
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includes Israel and the United States along with their allies.
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Kulangik also pointed out that the developments following
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Hania's and Hania's assassination and not solely
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Iran's responsibility, but involve all the countries in the
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region. He questioned whether those who
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who hosted a NAE or claimed to support the Palestinian cause
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would bear no responsibility in this matter.
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Of course, I want patience. Iran will make his decision with
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steadfastness and patience, and perhaps it will make the best
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decision. We cannot know that, we can only
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respect it. Look, he just rambles on a bit
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more and a bit more. All I'm saying is this is what
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happens when you have weak and feckless leadership, especially
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in the country. Now, I don't I don't happen to
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think that Trump is the be all and end all and he's the
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absolute best leader out there. However, he is, he is miles and
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miles ahead of the leadership that you've had for the last
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four years, close to four years with Biden and Harris.
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And Harris can stand up there and say that she is the she's
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the change maker. She's going to sit everything
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and everything right. She's been the being vice
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president for almost four years. She has helped oversee the
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problems, the weak leadership and the other problems that the
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United States has had for so long.
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She's part of the problem. But now she stands up and says,
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oh, well, I'm going to fix everything.
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I'm going to change everything. Forget about what I haven't
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done, what I could have done for the last four years.
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Like I said, I don't think that Trump is the absolute greatest.
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It's not the best, but he is so much, so many miles ahead of
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Biden and Harris and the Democratic Party as a whole, so
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much more. And he is so much, he is such,
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he is a stronger leader than Harris.
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You will not. You will see more and more of
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this kind of talk, this kind of rhetoric from ambassadors, from
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representatives of other, especially Islamic countries
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across the world. If the United States continues
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down this path where it continues to vote in the
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Democratic Party. They are weak.
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They are the epitome of weak, weak leadership.
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And like I said, it's not that the Republicans are perfect and
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sure as heck is not that Trump is perfect.
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But you need strong leadership if you're going to if you're if
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you're going to have a strong government that can guide the
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United States out of the absolute mess, mess that it is
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in right now. And I think stories like this
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showing the complete lack of regard and the lack of respect
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that nations like Turkey obviously have, Turkey and Iran
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have, is extremely dangerous. And if you don't take care of it
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and you don't vote in strong leadership, well, we're just
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going to see the continuation of disrespect and war and
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aggravation coming from the Middle East.
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Now, I say all this thinking, what I think is the best thing
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for the United States, the best thing for the rest of the world
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is for Trump to win the next election.
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However, I watch the way things are going in the media and I'm
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not going to say it's my gut, but I'm not going to be
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surprised if Harris wins the next election.
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Because it seems that so many, so many citizens of the United
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States, so much of the media just lapping up the Kool aid
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that Harris is putting out there, believing the lies and
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the rhetoric that's coming out of her mouth.
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She speaks gibberish. And you still, they still, the
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media still lap up the lies. They lap up the Kool aid that
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she puts out there. But if Trump isn't voted in, I
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just think there's going to be, it's going to be absolutely
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chaos. And the United States will
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never, they're never going to get back the respect from any of
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these nations like Turkey. This shows the importance of
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strong leadership versus weak, feckless leadership like the
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Democratic Party in the United States.
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Anyway, that's just my opinion. You let me know what you think.
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I'm Jay Fallon. Thanks for listening to the
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Slippery Slope. And Satan is