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I wonder how you step up to a microphone and you make a definitive statement like that for the whole world to see on the house floor, and then you crawl back in the corner and you are just a sniffling coward. all of these people, what -- what do they say to their constituents? what do they say to their family? i mean what do they say to their friends? i dont understand it, the behavior. you are right, trumps right here, too, about nikki, who, you know, weve known from the beginning. >> i thought...

Candidates that are being put up for office or that are running for office, and i think part of it is because we have too many people that are interested in fear mongering, rather than inspiring and when you talk about the issues, i think people get excited and thats what they want to see, and we have a lot of issues that were dealing with, whether its inflation or the russian invasion of ukraine, and they know things like technology and what i consider to be a new cold war with the chinese gove...

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