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You're listening to America first with Sebastian Gorka, former strategist of President

Donald J. Trump. Hello, CPAC, do you miss me yet? Do you miss me yet? I think we have to add that

to the sandbox. Hello, CPAC, do you miss me? Do you miss me yet? Wow, it was a buffer performance.

Where did I get that from? Of course, I get it from one of your favorites. My favorites,

Lord Conrad Black, presidential historian, a man who's done business with the 45th President

of United States, Justice Reform Advocate, and a good friend of America first. Lord Balak,

welcome back to America first. Thanks very much, Sebastian. All the pleasure to be with you.

I loved the line you opened. We're going to put this piece up on Twitter and Facebook Feeds.

This is Trump's Triumph at CPAC, and you said for such a buffal performance, look it up if you're

not familiar, that the President should get the Emmy that was given to the governor of New York.

I'm thinking increasingly he has no need for Emmys, and they won't help him anymore. Read

the Phil article, but first things first, how would you grade it? What were the highlights

any weak points for me? The biggest thing about the speech that he was in control, do you can

cut? Absolutely. Having not seen him at all, anybody having not seen him since he left Washington

on the 20th of January, so what's it been five weeks? I think the country generally appreciated

the quieter atmosphere, the less contentious atmosphere, I would say that, and somewhat

didn't buy this favor, do it a great. But as soon as Trump was in the bad speech,

you could see what a strong leader he is, how emphatic he is, what a talent he is. It was

the greatest American political speech since I would say the 1984 election, the better speeches

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