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This is the Tom Harbin program.

Tom Harbin here with you. There's a couple of things that I wanted to just lay on the table and

have a conversation with you about. You had Trump in New Hampshire this weekend,

again quoting Hitler, again praising Putin and Kim Jong-un, and basically declaring his intention

to become a dictator, America's first dictator. And what's so bizarre about this is that the more he

proclaims his embrace of foreign dictators, most recently he congratulated Miele, the guy who

Luiz and I were in Argentina, the day of the elections just a couple weeks ago, and we were in

Buenos Aires that day, and well, both days, the day before and the day after.

And Miele says he's going to do all these radical changes. The country's got real problems.

Well, immediately he devalued the peso and began the process of laying off people in the unionized

public sector, and they want a protest. So what did Miele do? He said we're going to militarize

the army, and the army's going to come out, and if you show up at a protest, we can shoot at you.

So Miele instantly becomes a dictator and Trump sends him congratulations. So we know

the direction that this is going. Now, Trump is tight with Putin, and Putin has told Trump

cut off USAID Ukraine. And so then Trump goes to the Republicans and says you must cut off USAID

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