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Yet, here we are talking about acosta and epstein. >> when we talk about this week in the white house, backing down on that census pledge was, you know, awkward and controversial. but it may well have appealed to his base. maybe the whole point was just to talk about it and to, you know, scare hispanic voters, undocumented -- undocumented immigrants from answering that ballot and letting census takers into their homes. >> theres no doubt that the president doesnt took a loss when he had to back ...

Long time ago. the reason doesnt make any difference, frankly. i havent spoken to him in probably 15 years or more. i wasnt a big fan of jeffrey epstein, that i can tell you. i didnt want anything to do with him. that was many, many years ago. it shows you one thing, that i have good taste. okay? other people, they went all over with him. they went to his island. they went all over the place. his island, whatever his island was, wherever it is, i was never there. find out the people that went to...

Where, by the way, it should not be unfolding. here are the dynamics very quickly. there are fewer undecided voters in this election than anywhere in american history, less than 10% of people who havent made up their mind. so in order to get reelected, the president has to get virtually everybody who voted for him last time, and this is an attempt to do it, to scare hispanic voters to, in effect, whip up racial tension in an effort to get that voting bloc out in november. theres really no other ...