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Welcome to this special edition of World Ablaze with yours
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truly George Fonts. Today have us a couple of specially
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guests with me to help me break down the twenty
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twenty four presidential election debate. We focus on a few
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topics of concern one the economy, two order security, three
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we discuss the controversial black Jobs statement, and number four
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the January sixth capital riots. We offer verifiable facts to
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fact check this debate as it relates to the topics
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that we are discussing in this episode. We also offer
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insightful opinions, a bit of laughter, and there is even
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a bit of tension between us as we express our views.
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We appreciate you listening, and we hope that you enjoy
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this episode. Today I have with me Rick Nolton, who
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I call the political enthusiast slash super researcher I've been
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around the block. Is also a military veteran. Don't hit
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the mic, of course, signals that my brother Manuel Fonts
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from the Stretch Goose podcast is here.
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I have to bump this thing at least one hundred
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times per show.
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No, I know it. I know it, and we don't
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have our usual broadcast might say, so our voices will
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sound a little bit different. I know that Rick took notes.
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My brother is tired and.
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I never take notes. See, so it doesn't matter.
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So I got a surprise. I got a writer requirement
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fulfillment for my brother.
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Did you honor the contract this time? I want two pounds?
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That's not even two pounds. You're a piece of ship.
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Listenole almost bought a pack of myself their peanut butter
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remnant little pep for the steps.
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I'm addicted to those.
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Damn aren't they especially peanut butter ones? Right? See too,
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crazy pound of person. That's the requirement for this deal?
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Is it?
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All right, Now with these mics, he kind of got
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talked right into them because they're made for like live stage,
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So make noise to a degree. All right, first, and
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before we get going, I'll just get your general opinions
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on what you guys thought about the debate in general,
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and then I want to dive into specific questions and
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you know, we'll play those clips and see what you
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guys think. Hopefully we'll do a little bit of fact checking,
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but in general, ask Rick, what what did what do
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you think of this debate in general as far as
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Trump versus Biden, how they handle themselves, and you know,
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just your thoughts on the debate.
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I was looking forward to this debate for some time,
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and I had a lot of concerns about how it
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was going to be presented, and I was really surprised
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that in the way that it was presented. I was
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feeling that since these individuals that were doing asking the questions,
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I believe was Trump pater to begin with. So we'll
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move on from there. I think that debate was I
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guess said those concerns that I had, I was suspecting
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that they would do a lot of cutting off Trump's
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microphone and the questions presented to Biden. I think we're
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surprising that they were so specific, knowing his issues with Alzheimer's.
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The first fifteen minutes of this particular debate just showed
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how incognate Biden is and that he no longer needs
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to be president of the United States.
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So I would say that as far as the moderators
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with you know, Jake Tapper and whatnot, basically I expected
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to be way more anti Trump, like more hard left leaning. Yes,
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a lot more interruptions, but I think they played as
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fair as they could. And I'm probably thinking they did
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because CNN has been getting kicked in the ass so
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much for just how they've been handling media and how
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they've been leaning when they do try to, I guess
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report the news in big air quotes.
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I think the ratings have a lot to do with that,
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and that's one of the reasons why they sold the
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broadcast rights to other networks so that they can generate
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more capital.
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I agree, but remember the twenty sixteen debate. They were
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very very much more you can see pro Biden on
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that one. Yes, this one, there were a lot more neutral.
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I think that's why they switch.
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Yeah, they still through their jabs, but it was nowhere
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near the way it was.
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They were very sneaky and the question presentations, and they
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had a very different way of presenting the questions. I think,
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for example, they avoided asking Biden questions or bringing up China.
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Well yeah, and they did avoid the Robert her report
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that basically exposed him. And that's that's that's a whole
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nother conversation. You know, how do you get all this evidence?
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But deemed you can't go ahead and prosecute him because
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he's not fit to stand trial because his memory is
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horrible and he can't recollect anything or even though where
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he is. But yet all this evidence is there against him. No,
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they didn't press him on that and ask him. I
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think the time of the questions were a little interesting too. Well.
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I think that was all in Biden's favor, and I
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think they knew that and that's why they didn't present
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any of these.
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I also noticed where they the rules were. He was
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not supposed to have notes right or anything. But you
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can clearly see the whole time of the debate that
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Biden kept looking down at something that I read something
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absolutely and Trump didn't. And he also had a pin
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as things are going. He was crossing out and writing things, which,
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according to the debate rules, you weren't supposed to do. Yes,
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that's correct, but it didn't look like it helped him anyway.
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Matam, what did you think in regards to the moderators
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and the whole CNN thing. I think it's very it's
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very hard to support a guy when the ship is sinking.
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So once that happened, you start to slide away those
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questions and go, well, let's let's just keep this thing
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floating for the next ninety minutes, and whatever happens happens.
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We're not going to press. We're not going to do
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anything to make us as a network sound dumber than
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we are, right, and if he falls, he falls, And
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then we got Plan B, which is what they're doing now,
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which is full scale meltdown, crying, you know, calling for
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the replacement.
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Right.
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I think I think they had two sets of things,
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which was, if Biden doesn't look dead, which he did,
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if Biden doesn't lose his train of thought and he
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stays pretty you know, level, then you would have seen
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more mic cutting, you would have seen more attack. But
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the second Biden went then it was like we got
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to save this fucking train somehow.
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So so in your opinion, they were they were forced
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to be neutral because they already know he was on
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the decline. You don't.
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I don't think they wanted to sit there and start
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attacking Trump and then looked like outright defending a guy.
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Maybe maybe that was attack they used to keep Trump
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from really tearing him apart, like they didn't. They didn't
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open the door for Trump to really go after him
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as he as they usually the third question.
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Then he he loses his train of thought and he
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starts drooling. Then it's like, fuck, what do we do now?
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I think there's times Biden looked like a robot that
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had like a glitch exactly exactly, so what do you?
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What do you do? As a network? His eyes were
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so wide it looked like he was high on math.
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I'm not saying he was, but he's definitely on something.
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And then all of a sudden it looked like he malfunction.
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He would just be looking off into space, not knowing
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where he is. Poor guy. I mean, you don't want
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to wish on anybody, but I don't have remorse because
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I think he's a trader to the country, period and
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it's going to come out. They have the evidence. The
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only reason they haven't gone after him is because if
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they do, it's gonna expose everybody else as well. And
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the other reason they don't go after him is because
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at this point, we can't afford to look any worse
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to the rest of the world. They can't see America
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to look any worse. I mean, if it really comes
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out that our president, current president, is a trader, and
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we prosecute him as a trader and he gets the
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full extent of the law and justice as a trader,
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we're gonna lose even more credibility. So I think that's
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never really going to happen.
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Well, we have the Department of Justice covering up for him,
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and obviously they've hidden a lot of information, kept a
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lot of information from the general public.
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Yes, they did, and.
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As such the House is still investigating it. There pretty
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well got all of their information and input together, and
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I think after if hopefully gets elected, then they will
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have enough people in the Senate as well as the
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House to prosecute Biden and expose the end. They've also
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got a number of they're taking the Department adjust the
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head of the Department of Justice the Court for refusing
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to turn over these documents. So I think within the
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next week or two, the Court will make their decision
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on whether or not that information is going to be
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available for the House, and from all inside information, the
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Court should render their decisions to the House.
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So I don't think it's ever going to get there. Okay,
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here's why. Before they get to that point, I guarantee
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all of this information is going to be super super
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classified at a level that no one's going to be
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able to look at it. And when they try to
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actually release the documents, they'll be so redacted that's gonna
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look like a giant sharp he just went through every
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single page.
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Well, I think a lot of the Rhinos with the
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Republican Party have left the House, and a lot of
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Democrats are leaving, if they haven't left already, So I
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think I disagree. I think that this is going to
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be pushed. No telling how far it will go. But
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there's court actions against the Department of Justice to release
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this information that they've occurred and hand over all these
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documents that they have because they didn't show up to
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the subpoenas that Congress had sent to them.
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Well, I think that's a possibility. But to this day,
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over sixty years later, they still haven't released anything regarding
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JFK's assassination. So what how are we to good to
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believe that they would be so forthright all of a
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sudden and so pro America that they would just release
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whatever evidence they have against Biden when they still haven't.
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Released a generation now than we were back there. No,
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I agree, but information. I was listening to his son
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talk about that assassination and the information that was readily
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available or were not available to the general public. He
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has seen it, he's had some questions about it, and
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there's always been a lot of controversy on whether or
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not there was more than one shooter there at the grassy.
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Well, I I personally hope you're right. I would love
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for Biden to go to prison for his Treatis actions.
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You know, there's just too much evidence to for that
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not to happen outside of someone higher up in government
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somewhere in some organizations suppressing it and just literally classifying
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and sealing documents. If that doesn't happen, then I think
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you should they should go after him. And it's not
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of Vendetta as far as no I think.
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Absolutely those examples. If you violate the law, as they say,
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you need to be prosecuted irregardless of who it is
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is what they're saying, Well, go ahead and pursue these issues.
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If nothing else, it'll establish a example to future.
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Set the precedent right moving forward. What do you think
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you think he'll ever come on? Man, you think they'll
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ever prosecute and go after now?
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No, because I don't know when this is going to
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come out. But as of today, he's having his meeting
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like we were talking about before we got on, and
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let's just say Biden and the family get together and
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they go, you know what, We're not going to do this,
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and he just completely leaves like tomorrow and he throws
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Kamala to the wolves and then he just runs. I mean,
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the impeachment kind of dies at that point. All those documents.
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Maybe the thing just gets shelved by by Harris.
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Maybe.
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I mean, when Trump was was the president, he tried
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to release JFK stuff and it didn't happen. He ran