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6-2: The Graham Platner Takedown - The Real Reason Dems Bail On The N*zi Tattoo Candidate · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: So for the past ten years. Let me see if
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Speaker 1: I can get my timeline right, I'd say about ten years,
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Speaker 1: the Democrats are called anybody they disagree with a Nazi
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Speaker 1: or a fascist, right, you know, the TDS effect, until
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Speaker 1: they actually found one in Maine and run and ran
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Speaker 1: them for the Senate seat. Until now because now they're
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Speaker 1: bailing on them. But they're going to tell you a
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Speaker 1: different reason. Don't you buy why they're bailing on Graham Platner?
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Speaker 1: This guy, and I understand. I know it's politics. I
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Speaker 1: get it. I understand it. I know you're probably not
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Speaker 1: in Maine. I understand that too, But it is a
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Speaker 1: Senate seat. They're running four here, there's only one hundred
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Speaker 1: of them, so it does affect you. But really, the
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Speaker 1: takeaway here is an unbelievable media story of them propping
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Speaker 1: up someone that is completely inauthentic. We'll get to that,
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Speaker 1: and then tearing them down when they got caught. They're
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Speaker 1: going to try to tell you that they have the
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Speaker 1: moral high ground and that's why he's bad and they're
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Speaker 1: bad mouthing him, and my God, has been a huge
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Speaker 1: media story. Don't be fooled. It's only because they got
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Speaker 1: caught This is what happens when they try to create
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Speaker 1: a carrot of the working class. And they tried to
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Speaker 1: prop this guy up as a hard scrabble, hard working oysterman. Right,
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Speaker 1: he's anything. But we have already realized that. And this
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Speaker 1: is what happens when they inauthentically try to create something.
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Speaker 1: You get this guy anyway, we'll get to it. It is.
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Speaker 1: This is an amazing story. Really, the takeaway for all
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Speaker 1: of us is a media creation and a media destruction
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Speaker 1: of a personality. It's incredible to watch in real time. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: we'll get to it. Thanks for finding me. Good Morning
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Speaker 1: Wicked Radio livestream eight am Eastern Time on x and
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Speaker 1: YouTube and Facebook. Then the replay on there, but the
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Speaker 1: audio podcast where Abud like to get those Let's get
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Speaker 1: right to it. Like I said, this is my little disclaimer.
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Speaker 1: I know it's politics. We're not going to get into
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Speaker 1: the weeds of all that stuff. Really, the takeaway here
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Speaker 1: is from ten thousand feet is a media creation story
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Speaker 1: of this guy. You've heard his name. You know, we've
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Speaker 1: probably heard about the Nazi tattoo scandal. This Democrat senate
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Speaker 1: candidate who's going to win. I mean that their primary
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Speaker 1: is coming up on the ninth. But he's the guy.
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Speaker 1: He's got enough votes and by the way, is still
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Speaker 1: leading in the polls. Let that sink in for a second.
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Speaker 1: This guy, anyway, you've heard of him. He's the fight
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Speaker 1: the oligarchy kind of guy. He's a hard scrabbled oysterman.
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Speaker 1: He's he's the working class guy. He's a military vet.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 1: Well, not sure.
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Speaker 3: You're not going to get any of this with speeches alone,
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Speaker 3: or with any politician alone.
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Speaker 1: That was the big thing, and that's popular these days
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Speaker 1: because you know, that's what everybody wants to hear. It's
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Speaker 1: not about these politicians, about the regular people. It's about
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Speaker 1: a populist candidate. So that's how he ran. So that's
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Speaker 1: how he was, you know, propped up to the forefront
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Speaker 1: of his main Senate race. I mean, heck, it was
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Speaker 1: just last week. This is how quickly this has happened.
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Speaker 1: A week ago, Bernie Sanders went to Maine and he
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Speaker 1: campaigned for him.
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Speaker 4: I like Brahm Platinum. You like Brahm Platinum, the big
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Speaker 4: money interested do not like Brawn.
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Speaker 1: I like Graham Platina. You like Graham Platina. This is
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Speaker 1: that is one of the fight the Olagaki if you
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Speaker 1: we gotta fight that all up, Darcy speeches. You know
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Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders, By the way, Bernie Sanders, what the hell
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Speaker 1: does he know about working class people? This guy hasn't
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Speaker 1: built anything in his life, nothing useless, but there he was.
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Speaker 1: This is even after the Nazi tattoo scandal popped up.
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Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders was there. So there's so much to go
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Speaker 1: through here, and there's so much falling apart for this
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Speaker 1: guy because so much is being revealed because he's a
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Speaker 1: real dirt bag. Not Bernie, he's just clueless. This grand
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Speaker 1: Platner is a real dirt bag. The first thing that
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Speaker 1: popped up was a revelation that he did actually have
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Speaker 1: that he'd since been covered up a Nazi concentration camp
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Speaker 1: tattoo or whatever. That was. That's bad enough, I mean, right,
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Speaker 1: there should have been disqualifying. Right, Even that wasn't enough
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Speaker 1: until the other stuff came out. Oh, and there's a
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Speaker 1: lot of it, but even that, I mean, think about
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Speaker 1: it for a second. Would I would venture to guess
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Speaker 1: you me, everybody else that's listening or watching, at some point,
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Speaker 1: maybe college, high school, something been you know, so either
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Speaker 1: drunk or high or out of your mind. You probably
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Speaker 1: did something that you kind of regret. I don't think
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Speaker 1: anybody is so off the rails that you would even
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Speaker 1: imagine getting a Nazi tattoo. I mean, then he tried
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Speaker 1: to deny it and all that. There's no deny it.
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Speaker 1: That's disqualifying enough. But still after that wasn't enough to
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Speaker 1: knock him out of the race. They were still propping
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Speaker 1: him up. They were still covering for him all the
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Speaker 1: media shows. Well, it was just a bad mistake. It
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Speaker 1: was just a bad thing. It was just well, it
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Speaker 1: was just well, then the other stuff came out, among
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Speaker 1: other things, and it's a long list. Well, then they
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Speaker 1: actually found out about his background, about this hard scrabble
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Speaker 1: oysterman from Maine, right, and they found out that that's
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Speaker 1: not really quite the story. He's not really the hard
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Speaker 1: scrabble kind of character. So the background came out about
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Speaker 1: his father, grand Plattna's father, Bronzon Platner. Okay, first of all,
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Speaker 1: anybody named Bronson Platner, that's not a poor person name.
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Speaker 1: Dartmouth college educated lawyer served as an assistant district attorney
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Speaker 1: in Maine, ran his own law practice, once ran for
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Speaker 1: center himself. Oh, his mother, Leslie Harlow, successful entrepreneur, has
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Speaker 1: a restaurant that ties into the oyster business. Grandfather was
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Speaker 1: Warren Plattner, renowned modernist architect furniture designer. This sound like
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Speaker 1: a poor guy to you. Oh and the platter had
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Speaker 1: gone at one point time to a very expensive to
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Speaker 1: the tune of sixty to seventy grand a year private
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Speaker 1: school called Hotchkiss in Connecticut. And this is the poor guy.
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Speaker 1: Are we sure about this? Okay? So then we know
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Speaker 1: he's got a Nazi tattoo and he's been lying about
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Speaker 1: his background again because this was a creation from the
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Speaker 1: Democrats to try to create somebody that represented the working class, right,
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Speaker 1: And we talked about this all I've been talking about
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Speaker 1: this for a long time. Just the other day, how
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Speaker 1: out of touch democrats and media heads are. They're not
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Speaker 1: like anybody in your life. They're just not. They're not normal.
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Speaker 1: They're not working class. They're not the average person or
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Speaker 1: the normal working class guy or girl. They're just not.
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Speaker 1: And they know that they're very aware of this. They
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Speaker 1: get the research, they get the polls, and they tried
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Speaker 1: to create this guy into it, into their guy, until
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Speaker 1: it ran so out of content that they couldn't stop
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Speaker 1: and that wasn't enough. So so far in our story,
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Speaker 1: we've got the Nazi tattoo, the lying about the background,
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Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden it came out that
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Speaker 1: in his military background, he is a veteran. He disparaged
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Speaker 1: another veteran and he said that guy's an idiot. He
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Speaker 1: should have been killed somebody that took fire one of
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Speaker 1: his fellow army soldiers that took fire here, and he
6:21
Speaker 1: criticized him until the guy fired back and he told
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Speaker 1: him the real story. So that's another thing, like what
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Speaker 1: normal candidate, what normal person does that that wasn't even
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Speaker 1: enough for the Democrats to get rid of him. Realize
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Speaker 1: they're propping them up through all of this. They're getting
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Speaker 1: through all of this stuff, and they're covering for him,
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Speaker 1: and they're going on CNN, it's top story, and they
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Speaker 1: covering well, it's just bad mistakes and it's miscommunication until
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Speaker 1: until the real creepy stuff came out. So remember this
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Speaker 1: is where we are so far, Nazi tattoo, with this
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Speaker 1: guy lying about the background, disparaging fellow veterans, right, all
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Speaker 1: the other insane things he said on x at Twitter
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Speaker 1: at the time, and read it posts that got revealed,
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Speaker 1: all of this stuff that gets exposed for anybody running
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Speaker 1: for public office, and then came out all the sexting stuff.
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Speaker 1: So apparently he's been on a I can't even remember
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Speaker 1: the name of the the it's some sort of a
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Speaker 1: live stream thing that says it's full of creepazoids. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: he was on there. He's got all kinds of sexting
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Speaker 1: scandals going on, and all kinds of affairs, of which,
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Speaker 1: by the way, his wife brought up to the campaign managers.
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Speaker 1: To the Democrats, he said, ah, you may want to
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Speaker 1: look at this. Yeah, we forgot to tell you before.
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Speaker 1: But yeah, he's had a bunch of affairs and he's
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Speaker 1: he's really kind of a creep azoid. So you've got
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Speaker 1: Nazi tattoo, lying about his background, disparaging fellow vets. He's
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Speaker 1: got the sexting creepy scandal going on here. And now
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Speaker 1: they said, finally the Democrats, Oh okay, this is not
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Speaker 1: this is not. So what was it about that final
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Speaker 1: element here that made the Democrats turn on him and
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Speaker 1: dump them? And remember, this isn't just about politics, it's
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Speaker 1: about a media story of the prop somebody up and
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Speaker 1: then they absolutely destroy him. What was the final straw.
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Speaker 1: It was the sexting stuff, because who else recently from
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Speaker 1: their team just did that, Eric Swalwell, and they found
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Speaker 1: out how unpopular that is with female voters. Now they're
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Speaker 1: bailing on him. So this is all coming to light
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Speaker 1: now because the NPR pre sexting scandal interview. They recorded
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Speaker 1: this like a few days ago before all this stuff
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Speaker 1: came out. It aired last night. So now the media
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Speaker 1: assault on this guy has come up because they have
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Speaker 1: to run for cover. They got to do some PR
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Speaker 1: crisis management here. But this was the interview.
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Speaker 3: What establishment democrats think about me, That's that's their business.
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Speaker 3: It's very clear that here in the state of Maine,
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Speaker 3: the voters really do understand that I am who I
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Speaker 3: claim to be. I'm a very real person, and well he.
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Speaker 1: Is in his real life. But the person that was
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Speaker 1: presented to us through the media, through these campaigns, through
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Speaker 1: these ads, through these interviews was a media creation because
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Speaker 1: they were so desperate to find someone that looked like,
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Speaker 1: sounded like, seemed like a regular working class person what
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Speaker 1: the Democrats used to be, right, It wasn't always like this.
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Speaker 1: I mean, my whole life growing up. It was always
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Speaker 1: like the Democrats were like the union guys, the hardworking people,
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Speaker 1: and then they just the hippie kind of liberals who
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Speaker 1: just wanted peace and love and art. That was always
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Speaker 1: the Democrats, right, always kind of kooky, but that's what
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Speaker 1: they were, not what they are now, which is just insane.
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Speaker 1: So they're trying to claw their way back into what
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Speaker 1: looks to be normal. And they thought this was the
9:22
Speaker 1: guy till all of this stuff came out. So now
9:26
Speaker 1: after all the scandals, where we are so far, after
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Speaker 1: all the stuff revealed, they made the decision. And the
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Speaker 1: decision was when was just yesterday when this NPR interview
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Speaker 1: got released with the guy, the pre sexting interview. We
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Speaker 1: have to tear him down. We have to destroy this
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Speaker 1: guy because we've made a terrible mistake. And that's the takeaway.
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Speaker 1: Don't let them fool you. They're trying to do in
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Speaker 1: all these interviews, and they are wild because they're just
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Speaker 1: destroying this guy. It's everywhere. Don't let them fool you
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Speaker 1: into saying this guy lied to us. Who knew that
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Speaker 1: he was like this? No, they knew the whole time.
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Speaker 1: Don't let them fool you why they're just throwing this
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Speaker 1: guy now here we go seeing it.
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Speaker 4: The problem is his judgment, which he clearly has been
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Speaker 4: lacking in as an adult. It's one thing to have foolish,
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Speaker 4: youthful indiscretions, but I'm sorry, you cannot get pasted. It
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Speaker 4: is not a Nazi style tattoo. It is the tattoo
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Speaker 4: of concentration camp guards. It is the very worst tattoo
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Speaker 4: you can get if you were getting anything Nazi. And
10:24
Speaker 4: that's a pretty high bar there.
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Speaker 1: So this is venus. That was MS. Now, excuse me,
10:28
Speaker 1: but that's how it starts. And she was going back
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Speaker 1: to the first original scandal, the Nazi tattoo thing, which
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Speaker 1: he covered up and they tried to cover up for him. Again,
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Speaker 1: all you're gonna hear now are from Democrats tearing this
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Speaker 1: guy down. That was MS. Now, let's go over to
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Speaker 1: see an voters can forgive a mistake. This is a pattern.
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Speaker 4: This is a pattern of a guy who continues to
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Speaker 4: lie over and over and over again.
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Speaker 1: Well, the Nazi Nazi tattoo. First he said, oh, I
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Speaker 1: didn't know what it actually was. It turns out he
10:53
Speaker 1: knew what it was several years ago. I think then
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Speaker 1: when Mannu and even of the New York Times are
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Speaker 1: Lulu Garcia? Is there anything else?
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Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
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Speaker 1: My record squeaky clean. I want to focus on my shoes.
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Speaker 1: What was gonna say again, Remember keep this in mind,
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Speaker 1: these were all the same media heads that defended this
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Speaker 1: guy until the sexing stuff came out. That was that
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Speaker 1: was the bridge too far for them because of this
11:16
Speaker 1: wall well thing. Because they can't that. They're like, they
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Speaker 1: can't even cover for him. So what do you do?
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Speaker 1: You created a monster. It's too powerful. Now you have
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Speaker 1: to kill it. And they're trying to kill this guy.
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Speaker 1: That's why, my god, even when you lose the view,
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Speaker 1: even the ladies on the view got the direct that
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Speaker 1: the directive, the memo, the note, the order from the DNC,
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Speaker 1: get on the air and you tear this guy down too,
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Speaker 1: And believe me, that's exactly how this works. That's who
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Speaker 1: they take their orders for.
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Speaker 2: This is a character flaw. This isn't he the Platner
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Speaker 2: has said, you know the he did it in form
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I didn't mean it. I've changed. This is
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Speaker 2: a problem. The Purple Heart recipient, by the way, the
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Speaker 2: video he insulted, was a man who took fire to
11:57
Speaker 2: save his team, and he said, this stupid guy should
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Speaker 2: have it's only because they didn't have good aim that
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Speaker 2: he's here.
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Speaker 1: If you were capable of.
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Speaker 2: Saying that at any time in your life, you've shown
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Speaker 2: me who you are, and I heard you.
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Speaker 1: All of these points they're making now, as of yesterday
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Speaker 1: and now forever on until he's finally dead in the
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Speaker 1: ground figuratively, not literally. All of the points they're making
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Speaker 1: now would have been great a month ago when they
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Speaker 1: knew exactly what this guy was. Now say it again
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Speaker 1: for the like the tenth time, don't be fooled. They
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Speaker 1: knew the whole time. They knew everything, and they're trying
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Speaker 1: to say we didn't know. It's terrible. This guy's awful.
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Speaker 1: This is of course they knew until they just had
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Speaker 1: too many scandals from this guy. I mean, for god's sakes,
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Speaker 1: when was the last time I don't know. Maybe this
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Speaker 1: is a feature she does all the time, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: but when was the last time you heard Dana Bash
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Speaker 1: from CNN go to her car after work and do
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Speaker 1: a video about this guy. This is unusual. This is
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Speaker 1: a directive to tear him down as best you possibly can. Again,
12:54
Speaker 1: this is very powerful. People in politics saying we got
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Speaker 1: to destroy this monster. Creer.
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Speaker 5: You're thinking a lot about Democrats and how they've reacted
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Speaker 5: so far to the latest scandal up in Maine with
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Speaker 5: Graham Plattner, and how much of an example this is
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Speaker 5: of the kind of lesson they've been trying to take
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Speaker 5: from Donald Trump and the way he's out again.
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Speaker 1: Dana Bash makes a good point. This is what they're
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Speaker 1: admitting it now. She knew. They all knew two months
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Speaker 1: ago what this guy was all about, and what they
13:23
Speaker 1: did again, they tried to create some sort of a
13:26
Speaker 1: character that looked like sounded like a normal, everyday person,
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Speaker 1: because the Democrats have lost that. But when you're that inauthentic,
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Speaker 1: you get a monster like this guy is, and it's
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Speaker 1: out of control and they don't know what to do
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Speaker 1: about it because he's still leading the polls in Maine.
13:39
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do. So that's why you're
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Speaker 1: seeing this media onslaught to try to destroy this guy. Now,
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Speaker 1: this person I had never heard from before, and I'll
13:47
Speaker 1: wrap it up with this, this is the one person
13:49
Speaker 1: this I guess she's a technically a democratic strategist. You
13:53
Speaker 1: me see egg BOOLI I believe her name is she
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Speaker 1: makes This is the person they should be listening to.
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Speaker 1: I mean, honestly, this is the only person out of
14:01
Speaker 1: all of them that has made any common sense. This
14:03
Speaker 1: is who they should listen to, because she's been right
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Speaker 1: all along. And I don't know, but I get a
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Speaker 1: feeling that she's been trying to tell them exactly what
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Speaker 1: this guy was about. She seems like the only authentic
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Speaker 1: one we've heard from so far. About this Platiner crew.
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Speaker 6: We've lost the plot on authenticity. I think grand Platner
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Speaker 6: is cause playing working class. He wears it like a
14:20
Speaker 6: Halloween costume, and that has been placed on him by
14:23
Speaker 6: the same people who have run a lot of progressive
14:25
Speaker 6: candidates across the nation. In this pursuit of getting to
14:29
Speaker 6: know the everyman, we keep picking these people who I
14:32
Speaker 6: think show the worst parts of society. If I am
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Speaker 6: to believe that Graham Platner can relate to every day Americans,
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Speaker 6: and that means I am to believe that every day
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Speaker 6: Americans are okay with Nazi tattoos because they get them
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Speaker 6: accidentally when they're drunk, or because they served in the military.
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Speaker 6: They have very regressive views on race and on gender.
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Speaker 6: I just cannot accept the fact that to gain the
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Speaker 6: working class we have to dress up people who show
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Speaker 6: the lowest of our value.
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Speaker 1: I've never that's one of the best statements I've ever
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Speaker 1: seen any strategist, anybody talking head on CNNSA, she said
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Speaker 1: it exactly there. She's a Democratic strategist. They pay her
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Speaker 1: to try to tell them what people want. Somewhere along
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Speaker 1: the line, they didn't listen to her. So that's just
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Speaker 1: amazing to me. And she said it right there. In
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Speaker 1: their effort to try to relate, to get back to
15:22
Speaker 1: what they were and claw back to being about normal
15:26
Speaker 1: people again, in an effort to do that, it went
15:28
Speaker 1: so badly for them that they created this guy that
15:31
Speaker 1: was so full of scandals that they even they couldn't
15:33
Speaker 1: tolerate it anymore. Why aren't they listening to people like that?
15:36
Speaker 1: And don't be fooled. It's like, I'm listen. I'll give
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Speaker 1: the Democrats credit for finally taking this guy down, but
15:43
Speaker 1: don't be fooled about why they're doing it. It's because
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Speaker 1: it's a bridge too far. He's such a dirt bag.
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Speaker 1: It's so inauthentic that they had to believe me if
15:52
Speaker 1: none of this stuff got exposed and he was really
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Speaker 1: who he is, they'd still be running the guy for
15:56
Speaker 1: SENEC candidate and they'd be supporting him, believe me. But
15:58
Speaker 1: we're also aware and so media now you can't get
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Speaker 1: away with anything past Reddit posts, his creepy livestream membership thing,
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Speaker 1: the sexting scandal, that all that stuff comes out now,
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Speaker 1: so they can't hide Why they're not listening to that girl,
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Speaker 1: Yami Si. I don't know, but I think they want
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Speaker 1: to if they want to win. You know, it's in
16:18
Speaker 1: everybody's best interest, by the way, believe it or not,
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Speaker 1: if the Democrats actually got back to what they are,
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Speaker 1: like working class Democrats, because that's that's the balance they
16:26
Speaker 1: have between that and the Republicans to go back to that.
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Speaker 1: They've gone so far lunatic left that they don't know
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Speaker 1: where they are anymore. And that's how you get somebody
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Speaker 1: like the Nazi tattoos senate guy in Maine. That's out.
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Speaker 1: But again, I know I'm repeating, I know I'm beating
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Speaker 1: a dead horse. Don't be fooled about why they're suddenly
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Speaker 1: destroying him because they had to. That's why, don't be fooled.
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Speaker 1: Amazing thing to see. I know it's politics. I'm sorry
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Speaker 1: about that. It's very swampy. But if you look at
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Speaker 1: it this as a as a character assassination story, a
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Speaker 1: build up and then an assassination story, it's unbelievable to see,
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Speaker 1: incredible to see. Anyway, Hopefully something lighter. We'll see what
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