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Some D.C. residents are making their voices heard about how they support what Donald Trump is doing.

You know, TDS affects a lot of people.

But it's amazing to see the issues where people are able to separate

politics from, you know, their own sanity and, you know, not wanting to get shot when you

go outside, not wanting to have to go to bed or stay inside after 6 p.m. It sometimes overpowers

the desire to hate Donald Trump. For some people, for a certain

section or for a certain group of people, they're able to overpower or overrule that Trump

derangement syndrome in a set of particular cases.

And that's what we're seeing.

Also, Hunter Biden in the news.

Did you see this Taylor?

This latest lawsuit?

I guess Hunter, I didn't catch this when he was doing his interviews

and he was talking about how much he hates George Clooney and Jake Tapper, really just going

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