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So this Jasmine Crockett story about, she was getting a puff piece in the Atlantic.

I mean, obviously it was going to be a puff piece.

The Atlantic doesn't do hit pieces on Democrats, obviously.

And, but she tried to cancel it because she didn't, she didn't like the way it was going.

They were asking people, her colleagues, how they felt about it.

But the interesting thing to me is that I never thought about this before.

Her cell phone's lock screen is a photo of herself.

And they're saying this is a real sign of, you know, malignant narcissism.

I'd never even thought about that before.

I could show you here on the how on the how we cam what my, uh, what my, uh, what my lock screen is. That is gooner the wonder dog. The late gooner the wonder dog. Who's your, who's your, uh, on your screen there? Uh, my son is on my screen. Yeah, that's why, yeah, it's usually a, you're not a picture of me. It's usually a pet or a kid, right? Or maybe a, uh, a scenic, uh, scenic, uh, scenic landscape. You know, like of the ocean or a mountain you like or something like that. That is pretty, that is pretty strange. I can't, I'm trying to think I don't, I don't know anybody. I don't really look that often at what, what people's, uh, uh, lock screens are. But you think Barack Obama? That's got to be his, though, right? It's got to be. Got to be. And who else would, who else would have one? Uh, most, I? Most, I think a lot of Democrat

Pauls. I don't think she's

alone in that.

By the way, she also thought she

deserved to be the top Democrat on the

Oversight Committee because she has the largest

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