And now for a moment of clarity.

What do people who oppose him do about it?

He has an impressive skill set when it comes to communicating this and getting people on board with him.

He is the P.T. Barnum of American politics.

There's been no one else like him.

And everything that goes with P.T. Barnum, everything that we know about the attractiveness of what he was able to do,

how he distracted people from the, you know, the ho-humness of their lives by creating this grand circus, these great

three rings that you can come and, you know, have this suspension of disbelief and watching

people on the high wire and watching lions and tigers and bears, oh my, right?

There's this great distraction.

But then what is the substance?

We saw this eight years ago. We saw this eight years ago.

We know what it is.

The question is he won again, and he won again with, you know, winning all battleground states.

Every battleground state, just like he said. That's true.

But there was nothing intervening to break that suspension of disbelief that that would deal with

the reality of the American people as they saw it. Donald Trump speaks to a reality as you see it.

That's why you have people saying, I like him because he's just like me.

You know, they don't have, they don't live in a gilded apartment on Fifth Avenue. They don't have

a Mar-a-Lago. They don't have golden toilet seats. But they do, they do have this connection to

him that's real for them. And he talks to that. But then where do they

derive the benefit? You know, in that video, what did you hear people still talking about? Hope?

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