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And these issues as inextricably linked. if anything, this is another stop on his campaign trail. in terms of this inextricable linkage, we are seeing this a lot in how he talks about these things on the campaign trail. he uses rhetoric where he says that i am being indicted because of you, or they are coming after you, i am just in the way. that is what he talks about, ad nauseam,. and i think that the bottom line here, charles, is that donald trump is trying to win no matter what, no matter ho...

Power and american voters who wont care. the question will be, how does president biden and the biden campaign reclaim the truth and the values around them? >> yeah, the truth may be lost to a certain segment of the population that will follow donald trump off a cliff and believe anything he has to say. even that polling that was disheartening in some ways earlier this week about how many people now have come around to donald trumps view that january 6th wasnt so bad, that joe biden was not legi...

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