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The economist know which way is up.

A popular election. perspective. The economist knew which way is up. I'm popular and I've done well. I mean, I think we have the greatest economy actually

ever in history. We have to get the word out. Okay? If we can get the word out, we should

win. Ah, yes, President Trump, it is more difficult for a Republican president, of course,

since you don't have the vast media apparatus, the propaganda apparatus already in place

as any Democrat like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have.

It's good to be a Democrat, not because, you know, you've learned to live with monkey pox,

and you're comfortable taking all those antibiotics now.

And because so many people in your family have either shot other people or been shot.

But never mind that.

And I have in front of me, I have in my hands,

mailbag day questions, and I was going through the mailbag questions,

and I like them, and we have some prepared audio for the mailbag section today as well.

But right now, we've got a lot, a lot going on because all the crazy Democrats.

Now, more people in America smoke pot every day, the New York Times says, then drink alcohol every day.

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