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We were just having a conversation about how the media along with Democrats, they're always

in lockstep, they're part of the same team, how they're always accusing the right of

disinformation, which has really become code for you're saying something that I don't want people to hear,

you're criticizing me, you have valid concerns, and so I'm going to yell disinformation as loud as I can,

and then I'm not going to have to wage an argument

against what you're saying and I've been trying to put this into words when it

comes to Hurricane Helene because you have a lot of Republicans

rightfully criticizing this administration's response and saying how is it that we

have so much money to give to all these other parts of the world and we move heaven and earth at a moment's notice for all of these other people but when it comes to American citizens we have really no interest there's no sense of urgency there's no sense of empathy or decency, all of these things that

Joe Biden claims to care so much about. And you have the likes of Dana Bash and these talking heads making up excuses for the Biden administration and

K.J.P. saying, well that's disinformation because that money is, we're not taking money from the hurricane funds, that's a separate fund

in FEMA that's meant for illegal aliens.

And I was trying to figure out what that is, and I was thinking about it over the break and it applies

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