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769,232 views • 1 year ago

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"What a terrible error it is to go after anybody who has legitimate questions about the interaction between the United States and not only a foreign state but a particular administration that has a very hard line bent within that foreign state. You're allowed to have questions. You're an American. That's one of the great things about it. You're allowed to have questions. You're allowed to ask any question you want. And anybody who wants to say that the reason you can't ask that question is because you're revealing a horrible defect in character, or defect of character, is running exactly the risk of creating the enemy, effectively calling it forth." - Bret Weinstein

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212,283 views • 8 months ago

Kennedy: There's this little game where the Democrats want the nominee to use the magic words that Trump lost the election and the nominees are understandably, in my opinion, don't want to play that game. Hunt: How is it game? It’s just what happened. Kennedy: No, it is a game. It’s a game of words. Hunt: What does it say about where we are that you think that this is a game of words. I mean, when did this get so hard? Kennedy: The Democrats have made it hard
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Kennedy: There's this little game where the Democrats want the nominee to use the magic words that Trump lost the election and the nominees are understandably, in my opinion, don't want to play that game. Hunt: How is it game? It’s just what happened. Kennedy: No, it is a game. It’s a game of words. Hunt: What does it say about where we are that you think that this is a game of words. I mean, when did this get so hard? Kennedy: The Democrats have made it hard

Acyn

413,090 views • 4 days ago

The real question is who was it that drew all the new maps that are lies? And who was it that developed an entire educational system to lie to us about everything else in our history? Here's a clue, why is it when you graduate high school you get a high school "degree"?
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The real question is who was it that drew all the new maps that are lies? And who was it that developed an entire educational system to lie to us about everything else in our history? Here's a clue, why is it when you graduate high school you get a high school "degree"?

DeepWebSlinger

16,852 views • 6 months ago

It just goes to show that it’s all about politics with them. The sad part about that statement is that it ignores the American people. We finally have a person who is willing to take a look at all the fraud waste and abuse‼️🇺🇸
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It just goes to show that it’s all about politics with them. The sad part about that statement is that it ignores the American people. We finally have a person who is willing to take a look at all the fraud waste and abuse‼️🇺🇸

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87,828 views • 1 year ago