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If Trump Moves to the Middle, He wins 071124 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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They the former president Donald Trump shall soon be the candidate of the people.
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UH do not. Trump shall gradually move into the middle, not mador left
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or Middle Ride, but Middle America. And before the elections, Uh,
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he shall be able to connect to the people, and the people shall know
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him for what he truly is. UH that he has something in common with
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them. He has the love for his country sincerely. And he believes in
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keeping Americans safe, in securing the border and accepting legal immigration. And he
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will be mindful of abortion, of the abortion debate, And he will be
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realistic in his position and in his politics and appear and be careful not to
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find the extremes of both sides and un gun control or gun violence. The
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He knows that the law enforcement and the liking and he believes in a second
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Amendment. And at the same time, he is mindful not to appeal to
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the extreme forces, and is mindful not to satisfy the forces of hate or
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bigotry. And he is conscious of women and the role women playing society,
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and the importance of women to be in senior positions and great offices. He's
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going to offer them good positions in his cabinet. And he's mindful of the
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economic situation of Americans because he's on this campaign, he speaks to simple people,
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he relates to their plight and listens to their story, and he have
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heard their stories time and time and again, and he knows that real Americans
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are suffering. And he's mindful of that. And he's mindful of the educational
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system in America that it's actually not teaching the kids to be the best of
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entrepreneurs, inventors, designers, is just cultivating a walk force rather than thinking
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minds and free Americans that can be leaders of the future. Is mindful of
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that, and is mindful of the troops and the military, the sacrifice of
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the troops and their juries, the disipression that the troops, the military infantry
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and officers half with their wives and children and for because of call to theury.
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When he understands their loyalty and patriotism and to the country, to the
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flag, to the Constitution, and he understands that most of them as suffering
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once they leave the military, and to some time the deer be or may
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not be enough, or the veterans affairs may not fully take care of them.
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Is conscious that some who will not discharge honorably and even though they serve
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in the military, that they might be suffering. He knows so much about
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the drug prices, the rate, how the expenditure and research does not match
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treatment. I care. He understands the economy, the inflation, the price
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prices and er. He he knows the contrast. At one side, speak
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good, give good speeches and promise and and they don't deliver. Now is
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conscious of race, and he knows it how it has affected him with some
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of his mis speaks, and he has adjusted with time and to gradually find
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middle America. And as the philosopher of this error and as a predictor of
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the future, if Don Drum is able to move to the middle, not
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midle left, not madle right, middle America, he will be unstoppable.
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He will win the elections, and he will be a good leader. God
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is not found in the extreme. You don't find good in the extreme.
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Extreme left extreme right is now where middle America is. You might pluck it
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to both sides, but to govern America you must seek the mirror. So
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when you're doing your campaign, in your policies, in your politics, and
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talking about Plan twenty twenty five and orders, some promises. You might find
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some compromise within some of those items on those lists, but at the end
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of the day, to win an election in America, you must be in
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the mirror. Promises and promises are made to the extremes, but governance it's
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for the mirror and you. The Natrum has never been a radical. If
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you know his life and people got their thoughts and mistakes the every person has,
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it would be sometimes very naive and shortsighted and fallacious. It comes to
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morality and politics to be to try to be the charge of the moralists,
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or to conclude or persecute the characters of people because of their past histories and
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mistakes. And and all humans grow to be the better, to be the
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best, and the past of humans must not be left to hunt them.
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Somebody to realize that the past was not their best. It canst they move
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to the middle. And once they moved to the to the middle, and
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then they are looking for ways to reconcile with the forces that have hurt,
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with the people they have heard, with the institutions they are hurt, with
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the entities or businesses of their hurt, or the sectors of societies that they
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have heard and to be an American leader, extreme votes will not be enough.
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You must look for a way to move in the middle. Finding middle
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America doesn't mean that you have that that you are a hypocrate, or that
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you are lying to the extreme forces. But finding middle America is true,
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is where America actually is. The things that Americans want to have a better
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country is the sign. But the things that divide divide. What Americans want
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is politics. Let me say it again, the things that Americans want,
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what makes America better is in the mirror. It's the same thing. But
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what divides America is the politics. And on the peripheries you got extreme voices
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that echoes the grievances of both sides. Some extreme voices are actually the middle
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ground by just express with a little bit of vigor and anger or rage or
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drama. So not all extreme voices do extreme things. We must separate what
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somebody says that is extreme from what somebody does that is extreme. At the
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end of the day, both sides one of the best for America is a
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matter of vision and platform. It's a matter of which side my govern America
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better. But the things that American needs, all the things that you need
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to govern are all the same. It's in the middle. It means it's
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something that we can all agree on for the sake of the country. And
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if we're to differ, our differences can be managed, come reconcilable. We
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are technocrats. So to win an elections in America. For Donald Trump,
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it's just for him moving to the middle again. Moving to the middle a
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dozen mean that he abandoned the promises he is made to anybody extreme or that
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it's just an awareness that even though I've had your grievances as a leader,
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I need to be a leader for all Americans. I need to govern,
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and to govern, I need to win the elections and will win the elections.
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You need to form a cabinet, and to form a cabinet you need
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to half a say we are party in Congress, so you need to win
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congressional seats and then down ballowed. And it's very skillful to seek to be
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in the mirror. Donald Trump naturally has always been in the mirror. And
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he might speak and see things that people might find to be extreme. But
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if you'll find you'll find it difficult to name one extreme thing in American politics
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that he did. If somebody said Donatrum is extreme, as the person what
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extreme thing? As Donatrum does that nobody on the other side has done.
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And if what Donatrum has done is extreme, ask the question when the other
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when the other person, when the person on the others I did it,
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did they say it was extreme? Is it a matter of semantics, a
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matter of world or just p r or who talks best? Somebody might speak
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extreme to appear to extreme forces and govern in the middle. See when you're
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governing in the middle, not midle left nor middle right, I will say
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again, it means you're governing for America. Are you going in for America?
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You might lose some friends left or right, but you be doing the
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right thing because when you are working for the gate of America was both internal
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and external or domestic and international. Most people will agree with that and a
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fifty percent and on the margins approof of what you're doing, then you're doing
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it for America. So Trump winning elections depends on how he pivots to the
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middle. And that middle again should not be left or right, but middle
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America. So Trump, you pivot to middle America, or you pivot to
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middle America, you blont race. You blont Sexism you blot, and bigotry
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you plant. The extremities are forces that American doesn't want. It must be
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mindful that in America, based on the Constitution and American freedoms and the rule
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of law, humans are free to think the way they're supposed to think or
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what they want to think. Thinking and action are two different things. They
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got the thinking, the action, and the consequence. There's the triangulism of
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thought. You think, you act, then there is a consequence. So
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if somebody think and say things that might be very, very extreme, two
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things are still missing. The action and if there is that action, there
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will be a consequence to that action. But when sometimes people say that what
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the former president says force people into violence, the question need to ask is
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it the thing he said or the interpretation or viration of what he said,
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because as a leader, he must be mindful for what you say. But
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when he says something and is interpreted differently, and the context is different,
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with intention to skew the projection, the perception and the perspective what he says
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and the way it is seen by the media and the other political parties and
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their unequal chambers, the filter and the lens true that that which he said
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comes out might be totally different to what he meant and to what he said.
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There is no illusion that most politicians don't say what they mean and don't
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mean what they say. So when the politician says something, they always speak
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in vague generalities. They are not specific until the policy is made. And
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no matter what the president says, if he gets in power, he cannot
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be a dictator in America. It can be because it a rule of law.
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There's a balance of power, the separation of government. To pass a
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legislation in America is a whole process. The president got the power of the
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executive orders, but the executive orders in themselves are limited. So when people
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talk about Donatum being a dictator, it sounds so it sounds so politically machiavel
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Lean to think that that fear we make Americans so scared unless they're ignorant,
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of which Americans are not ignorant. We know that Americans a rule of law.
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American is not the bandonary republic, and we know that American is not
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a cachistocracy. And we know that American leaders are not cakistocra with cachistocracy meaning
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the rule of the least competent. We know Americans cannot have that. So
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when we get to George our leaders and said they are not smart, they
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are dumb, and that's just cabbage talk. American leaders are the smartest on
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the planet. They got all the resources and all the intelligence and all the
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various departments that mind information or the briefing. Americans leaders are smart, intelligent,
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and very powerful because of the act access to information that they have.
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The old Natum needs to do for us to win, and of which I'm
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hopeful of that he should move to the American middle. And when you're moving
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to the American middle, it's got nothing to do with politics. Most Americans
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don't even care about politics. They just care about their daily lives. And
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when you connect to their daily lives, promise them what you will do for
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them. To those who have been victims of racism or sexism or bigotry,
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promise them what you would do to them to make their conditions to be better.
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You cannot deny their applight, you cannot deny their pain or their misery.
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You cannot deny that. You cannot deny that they have been discriminated upon.
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You need to find come on crown. There is always a common ground.
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There is always a point that people can agree. It is a point
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to connect, to appeal the voices, to impress, to imprint, to
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pursue it, to speak to their needs, speak to their pain, speak
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to their tribulations and anguish and fears, and don't discard their fears. Take
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it seriously. Empathy and sympathy we go a long way. Arrogance and narcissism,
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we're taking nowhere. Arrogance and narcissism cannot take you to Middle America.
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But bravery and sincerity are looking strong and resolute. And what you're saying,
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we connect to people. That's what American needs. That's what Americans need.
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They need a leader that can lead from the middle. There must not be
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the compromise of both parties just middle America. Middle America has no politics.
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Middle America has no religion. Middle America has no particular culture, a particular
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gender, a particular race, a particular affiliation. Middle America is America,
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Americans moving day to day, mining their jobs and their business, hoping to
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have a home one day. E Ruwanda, what a head have a comfortable
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job up by the work with dignity and respect. They are paid well for
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them to live well, to retire with dignity, to be able to send
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their kids to school, and to live and die in the county that they
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love and pass on their little fortune to their kids or grand kids, or
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to charity, or to those they love. That's the American wife. That's
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the middle of America. The middle America. Americans that suffer from hurricanes.
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The hurricanes will come and destroy their homes. And ask a leader, what
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do you say to them when look into the eyes of Americans that have worked
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their whole lives to build a business, and this business is crossed by hurricane
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or by fire, or by storm or by flood. When look them into
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the eyes, what do you say to to them? Those are middle Americans.
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So the problems of middle Americans are every day problems. If he seek
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to tackle the problems of every day America or Americans, then you will be
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a good leader. They do elect in office solveigny problems. It's different from
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talking about the extreme issues of America. Most of the times, some leaders
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concentrate on the things that divide America. The things that divide America will not
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make you elected as a leader. The things that divide America are real.
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Is for you to acknowledge them on both sides, and then you promise what
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you will do. We know immigration is a his issue in America. If
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he problem is to depart, they brought er migrants or indigal migrants, or
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people you are not supposed to be here. It must be mindful of their
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contribution to the country. You must be mindful to the consequences it might have
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on American economy. You must be mindful of other problems. In my course,
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it must be mindful of the reputation of America. You must be mindful
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of the Statue of Liberty and what it stands for when it was actually meant
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to represent. You must look at the Status of Liberty and read what is
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written on it and see what those chains changed by that statue means. You
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must think about the American economy and ask yourself why were number one and number
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one because of the population. Because people come from all parts of the world.
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Donald Trump knows that you can look at Germany, you can look at
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Japan, can look at Europe how their populations are shrinking. Donna Trump knows
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that he's a business man. He knows what population means to a country.
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Why the rich has come to unplanet Earth, and the most powerful, the
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most powerful countries on planet Earth, they have the most population. So he
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knows the importance of migration. So when listen to the extreme voices, extreme
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voices, not my policies, but he must listen to those extreme voices.
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I acknowledge their apply, their anguish and their worries and fears. And when
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you get you get to the White House, you get to govern. They
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govern for Middle America. Middle America means you take into consideration, talk to
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policies and the effects of those policies. So the fear of the left is
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if Donatrum moves to the mirror, and I think he will move to the
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mirror. And I said one last time, no middle left, no middle
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right, well Middle America. If Donadrum can't find a voice of the people
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and connect to the American people, not the politics of it, just connect
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the common day Americans. Because they connect to him, you understands then because
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he listened to the story. Some will say that Donadrum is a bill on
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It's not that he does not understand the plight of the common person. That
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makes no sense. Bill Gates, understand the plights of the people. Basil
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Amazon understand the plight of the people in that mask. Understand the plight of
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the people. Oprah Warefield is a bill. She understand the plight of the
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people. You can't be that rich and that powerful and still relate to the
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common person, because there is no common person. It's just a common Americans
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to go to the ballgames, to go to the vet. Same vet.
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Still go to the hospital. You kids still go to schools, still go
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eat in the restaurant or go to a movie. Is to go to the
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park. So much in common. Is to sit, don watch TV and
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watch the news. Eve though sometimes has everybody crazy and Wei Shtill talk about
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command American thanks, our love for the troops, our love for our police,
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hoping to keep our strip clean, right, making sure that kids have
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access to health care and access to education. Right. People threaten people that
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if the natom becomes president, he can abolish Obama Care. He cannot do
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that at once. He can twit the policies to eliminate, maybe taxing people
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for making it composory. It may be for launchry if people want to to
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buy into that, to buy into Obamacare. They can't. He can't.
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He cannot take it away. Look, if he takes it away, what
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does there are people that don't not vote for you if you do that needed
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the American can only promise to make Obama the health care system better. He
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cannot put me to take promise to take health care from people. So when
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people say that about the natural you, no, that is not true.
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He will not do that. Why should he do that? Would why should
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you be a president of a country and take health care of people. There
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might be some estimists and the Congress that want him to do that. There
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might be some extreme forces out there in America that would like him to do
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that. Yes, he can promise to them, are gonna do something about
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that, But that wish he gonna do about that canly be determined by the
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limits of his powers and how he serves America and how he serves the people.
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Because once we elected in office, there is not beef to grind.
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We come on the America. There is everything to help. Come on Americans,
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because at the end of the day, is the middle Americans They're gonna
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build the monuments. Is the middle Americans that come to rallies it's a middle
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American Americans are going to vote for you. It's the same middle American Americans
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that are standing by you and they are donating their ten dollars twenty dollars.
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That people sometimes insolve them asking why do you donate to Donald Trump? You
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get no money? Do not Trump got all the money that dona Trump is
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griefing after those people. He's not doing that. The people donate to him
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because they believe in him. They believe in his promises. Some donate to
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him because he connects to them, because he listens to them, He understand
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their plight. You can still be an elite with the soul for the people.
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Being an elite, being a worthy or powerful person is not a crime.
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That's an American way. You can still be all that as to be
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a person from the mirror the mirror. If they're not Trump should win,
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he will move to the mirror. I can't promise you do not. Trump
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shall move to the middle in order to win the elections. If he wants
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to win, then I know that he wants to. I should based on
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the people that want him to win, to have a landslide, move to
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the mirror, move to the middle. Or you move to the mirror.
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Move to the middle with your heart. Don't effect people, don't deive people
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to move to the middle, and leaders like your father, the leaders like
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a mother and my at home. If not at home, move to the
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middle to find common ground. Once you move to the middle, you soften
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your image. You need tofine yourself. It makes it difficult for your opening
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to understand you or to defeat you. It means what they believe in you
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believe in if that's what middle American is, so that they might be saying
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it differently, or you, guys, believe in the same thing. You
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cannot make the mistake of appealing to extreme forces or putting extreme agendas on your
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platform. That would be a mistake. You can listen to them and promise
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them I would do something about it if I like if elected him office,
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and once elected in the office, do something about your promises. But it
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should be for the middle America. Remember that, Remember that America is not
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middle Left, America is not middle right. America is just middle America.
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And Americans like the heroes to come from the middle, not from the extremes.
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They might need, they might need the philosophies of the extremes. In
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order to be practical, unrealistic and pragmatic, And to be practical, realistic
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and pragmatic, you must that you must start to shape the way you speak
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right, measurement, proportionality and balance and peppy. And when you speaking,
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you look, you look at people, You look at the crowd, those
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people that come to those rallies. You must remember p P P projection,
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perception, perspective. Donaldrump gets in problem with the media of people most at
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times because of the projection, the perception, the perspective. It may be
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a political's strategy to be ambiguous, but when it comes to things that affects
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the middle, don't let the other side define you. You should define yourself
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before the other side define you. And once you define yourself and you take
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the middle ground, it blunts the opposition from there at the side. It
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takes away a chess, it takes way, you know, it takes away
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a point. I don't talk so much about chess because it's been said a
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lot, a lot, right. It takes away something out of the toolbox.
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Put it that way. They thought they got it going there is that
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extreme? And then you said, no, I'm not. I'm just like
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the middle America. On abortion, for example, all the extremes about abortion,
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it makes no sense. Be's cruel against women. Three, it's repugnant
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to natural justice to apply those extremities. You go down the list. It's
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not a women's strategy because you need those women to vote for you. If
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you're playing the race card, it's a losing matter because just a particular race
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cannot make you win the elections. If you get to pivot into the bigotry
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or into the hate genre of America, you be a loser because hate cannot
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take you to the White House. There might be an appeal for that,
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but when it gets to govern you governor. On America Trump, we end
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up in the middle. And when Trump ends up in the middle, Donald
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Trump would be an indomitable, an unbeatable force. And you will remember in
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history as a powerful leader. Philosopher, prince a philosopher, prince interest politics
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zero seven one one two four mm hmm.