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friendofdenesh.com. Coming up, I'll talk about what I think DeSantis's next move ought to be.

And I'll argue that this is a good move both for Trump and for DeSantis. I'll provide an update on

the Trump classified documents case. I also want to examine whether affirmative action creates a

mismatch between minority beneficiaries and the colleges that admit them with lower grades and

test scores. Dr. Ashley Lucas, founder of PhD Weight Loss, joins me. We're going to talk about

her brand new podcast and explain how you can actually lose weight and don't have to join the fat

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America needs this voice. The times are crazy and the time of confusion,

division and lies. We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth. This is the DeSantis

Usa podcast. What next for Ron DeSantis? This may seem like an odd question to ask,

but it seems pretty clear over the last several weeks that even with all these indictments coming

down, Trump continues to stand and surge and remain very strong and very dominant. It's hard to

see at this point how Trump could be easily elbowed aside. It might be that some of the candidates

who got into the race thought, well, Trump is going to be so badly bruised by this legal process

that he's not going to be a viable candidate. And then maybe there are some people who don't think

that Trump can win a general election, but it seems that Republican voters are sticking with

Trump. And that puts DeSantis, who's a strong number two, in other words, is clearly ahead of all

the others. In fact, probably has as much as the others all put together. Nikki Haley, Mike Pence,

Chris Christie, Aiza Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswami, etc. But nevertheless, DeSantis is still

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