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Welcome to the Buck Brief Joe Biden's

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disastrous CNN interview.

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Look, they approach him with kid

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gloves, They do everything they can.

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What more obvious question can they throw

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his way than why

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is the economy by all

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the pollsters, considered

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better by the American people under

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Trump than you? Why do they trust him more on the economy

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than you? What's going on? Biden

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knows at some level that

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there's no good answers for this anymore, right, he

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can't claim that it's the pandemic or

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anything else, and he

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goes so far as to, well, you know what,

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it's better if you hear it from here. This is what Biden

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says when asked about this.

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What about I mean, but there's real pain.

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I mean, grocery prices are up thirty

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percent, more than thirty percent since

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the beginning of the pandemic, and people are spending more

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on food and groceries than they have at anytime really

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in the past thirty years. I mean, that's a

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real day to day pain that people no.

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No, it really is

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and it's real. But the fact is

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that if you take a look at

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what them people have, they have the money to spend.

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Its angers them and angers me that you have

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to spend more. For example, the

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whole idea of this notion that Senator

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Case you talk about shrinkflation.

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I think you know it's on your price for a smaller

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bottle of it.

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Example, stickers wore they did a thing and

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it's like twenty percent less for the same price.

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That's corporate greed. That's

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corporate greed, and we've got

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to deal with it. And that's what I'm working on.

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Okay, I understand

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that ever since we were little kids, when you would

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open a bag of potato chips, you

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were perhaps disappointed that there was a lot of air

2:06

in that bag. But for Biden

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to pull this pseudo Marxist

2:11

crap about greedy corporations

2:13

and prices, let me tell you I run a

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coffee company right now. I'm a partner

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in it with Klay Travis and my brother Mason.

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do that, But the price

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of things everywhere bought

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in US dollars has gone up. Why Because

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Biden is an imbecile and

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the Democrats are running

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the show around him, and

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they are effectively pushing

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for modern monetary theory.

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I mean they just think that you spend whatever you can, spend

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whatever you want to spend, and you don't

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worry about it. Now, this can destroy an economy.

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This is the

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way to bring down any nation's

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financial infrastructure, because

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the debasement of the currency means

3:07

everything else is effectively null and void.

3:10

When the currency collapses, everything falls

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apart. But Biden has no answers

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because his party demands more spending,

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more spending, more spending, more taxes,

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more spending. You already look at

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the line item of servicing

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the current debt. We have thirty four trillion dollars

3:25

on the budget. It's one of now the top I

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think top three or four items

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in our entire budget, paying

3:31

for money that we've already paid, or rather that

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we've already run up as a debt. This

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is unsustainable social

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security. Then anouncing I think runs out in twenty thirty

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five. This is unsustainable, but you

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feel it in the prices you pay for milk and

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bread and gas and electricity,

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and these are all things that are a direct function

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of having people like Joe

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Biden making decisions.

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Joe Biden is never forget

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this. Beyond the

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ruthlessness and the political machinations

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and his oleagenous

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nature with his big grin and his

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you know, I Irish Joe and all

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this crap, they say, Joe

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Biden is very very dumb. Okay,

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he's a dumb person. Now, you

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can be incredibly stupid and

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gain a lot of power. You can be incredibly stupid

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and be very popular. In fact, a

4:24

lot of people in media. It's a whole other

4:26

conversation dumb but popular.

4:30

So it's not about popularity and it's not

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about power. When you're looking at someone's

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intelligence, you're looking at their ability to process

4:36

information and have

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judgment of some kind.

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That's just what you're observing.

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And Joe Biden is an imbecile. I mean, he is a dumb

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person. He is not a smart man. People say, oh, well he's

4:48

president. Now, Remember they said George

4:51

W. Bush was dumb as the dumbest person

4:53

ever. He actually isn't dumb. I've

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interacted with him, I've talked to him about complicated

4:58

subjects. He's not particularly articulate,

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that's true, but he's not dumb at all. Actually,

5:04

he's actually quite perceptive and pretty

5:06

sharp. And the notion that he was

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an imbecile was a complete fabric of the

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media. Joe Biden like

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a little marionette, you know, like a little puppet.

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He mouths the mandatory

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slogans, but he's

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an idiot, so he can do the

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little you know, it's like a parrot to repeat something

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that it's heard. He is an imbecile,

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and

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that's something

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that you have to remember when're looking at Joe Biden run the economy

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and all the rest of it. Now, Look, the economy is rough

5:37

right now. Prices are high,

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and a lot of people realize you gotta find

5:41

ways to get some yield, to get

5:43

some investment going. That's

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going to help you prepare for the future

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and to build the nest egg for yourself or to

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further feather your nest.

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Now, my friends, the

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betrayal of Israel by Biden. This

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is not a surprise. I knew this would eventually

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happen. I will say, the protest

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lunatics have been more effective at bullying

6:52

the Democrat Party than I had anticipated. But

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it was only a matter of time before Biden

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was going to cave on this. Because Biden,

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he has no ethics, he has no honestly to

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say, he has no soul. Might be good, but he has

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a very damaged soul, and

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so he has How does his administter now

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say, if the Israeli

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military, the IDEF is really defense

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forces, goes into Gaza, into

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Rafa, specifically the southernmost

7:20

portion really of Gaza, where there's this

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last holdout of Hamas

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and yes, civilians, this is a war, it's

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the terrible thing. But if they go in

7:29

there, the US will cut off their

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supply of precise

7:34

precision munitions. Now that

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of course also would mean that the Israelis

7:39

would probably have to use some less precise munitions,

7:42

which would result in higher casualties of

7:44

civilians. But Biden

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is desperate. This is

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Michigan. This is Muslims

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in Michigan who support Hamas

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and hate Israel, pulling

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the chain of the Biden administration

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so that it will stab Israel

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in the back at the critical moment. That

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is what is going on here. It is

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plain for all see.

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And it's just a reminder that people

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think of the Democrat Party as just

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this coalition of interests that are held together

8:18

by their desire for power. But

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the problem is that coalition is only possible

8:23

because there's no ethical framework

8:26

for this. It's just

8:28

a raw power coalition. It's whatever we have

8:30

to do to be in charge, to have statism

8:33

and greater authoritarianism

8:35

and the eradication of Judeo

8:37

Christian morality and foundations

8:39

for America and all that. That

8:41

is what the Democrat Party in the left stands for. More

8:44

government, more people telling you what to

8:47

do, and more power

8:49

in the hands of anyone who signs up to be a leftist

8:51

Democrat. Now, that's that's

8:53

effective. Unfortunately, you know, it's kind of ruled

8:56

by the mob, and different factions of the mob

8:58

come together. But the downside

9:00

of it is eventually the mob can turn on you as a leftist.

9:03

And so that's why left wing Jews are getting

9:06

a very harsh lesson in the truths of the

9:08

Democrat Party right now and what they what

9:10

the Democrat leadership really

9:13

values just power. There is no principle. It

9:15

is just power. And there is no one

9:17

who is less principled involved in any of this

9:19

than Joe Biden himself. There

9:21

is nobody who can point to, I think, who is easier

9:24

to sway and turn his back on

9:26

what he just said a minute ago than Joe Biden because he

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is a hollow husk.

9:31

I mean, he looks like all of us in these days. But he's

9:34

a person who is

9:37

just playing a role, and

9:40

his role is to do whatever the people

9:42

around him. Whatever, the puppeteers, whatever strings

9:44

they pull. However they make the little

9:46

marionette dance around on that doesn't really dance.

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It kind of stumbles, but stumble around on

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Here he is, though, on Glenn's show. On Glen's

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Trump and JD has even been had. Listen, Hello,

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Hey? Glen? How you do man?

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Great? Great to talk to you. First, I have to ask

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you, uh, how

12:07

are the talks to be vice president going?

12:08

Huh?

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I'm just saying, well,

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you'll be the first to nolen you know.

12:15

Of course the media is very curious in this,

12:17

but I've.

12:17

Never yet had a conversation with Donald Trump about

12:19

being his white president. Really, until

12:21

I do, I will save that. This is

12:23

a lot of media speculation. Lets

12:26

you do about nothing. Well, we're pulling for you. Actually

12:28

we're pulling for you. Now.

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Got to tell you, I

12:35

think the JD Events is still going to be the VP. I

12:38

think would be a great choice because

12:40

this VP needs to be ready to go, and

12:42

also Trump has to pass the Maga torch to

12:44

somebody. He has to in

12:47

four years. God willing. He's going to win

12:49

this election, but he has to pass it along in

12:51

four years. There's no other option,

12:55

right, and so we don't want a VP who's

12:57

just window dressing. We want a VP who

12:59

is growing into the role, who is youthful

13:03

for a president future president

13:05

meeting somebody in their forties fifties, and

13:09

who can unite the party and

13:11

who is ready to lead day one of

13:13

their own presidency. I really

13:15

like Tim Scott as from I don't know

13:17

the guy, but from everything I've seen, just

13:20

a very decent, very honorable man with

13:23

an inspiring story. I

13:25

don't know if he could be the

13:28

guy to lead the party in the future. I don't

13:30

know if he has the fire, the fight in the belly.

13:33

You gotta be a brawler, you

13:35

gotta be a brawler. I don't think Tim Scott's

13:37

a brawler. I think he's a good man. Who

13:41

else is in contention right now? People

13:43

have talked about Least to Phonics. She's pretty liberal for a

13:45

Republican. He's telling you pretty

13:47

liberal. Jad

13:50

Vance is in the mix. I've heard

13:52

some people say Marshall Blackburn. I really like Marshall

13:54

Blackburn. I think she is charming. She has

13:56

the best accent. It's amazing. That was a bad

13:59

Marshall Blackburn impression. But she's great.

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I don't think she's gonna do it though. I don't think that Trump

14:04

having a woman is going to get him. I think when we

14:06

play identity politics as Republicans, we just

14:08

lose because we don't

14:10

get it doesn't work for us, so we shouldn't do it.

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And we also oppose it in principle, So why are we doing

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We shouldn't pick a VP based on anything other than

14:17

ability and also

14:20

what it brings to the ticket, obviously the political

14:23

calculation. So I think it's going to

14:25

be JD Vance. You heard it here, even though I

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