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I don't typically read political,

but today I was doing a little research on the Newsom Desantis debate because I did not watch it live.

I'm trying to think of what I watched last night instead.

Maybe I watched a little bit of Jeopardy, maybe some office reruns. I didn't watch this debate live, but the cuts have been pretty good and we are going to get to the poop map.

But the reason I bring up Politico is because I googled, I wanted to see what the general reception was from the mainstream media

because typically they love to tell you how the Democrat in a debate just

handled the Republican and there was an entire piece on political about the body

language and I'm just going to read you a little bit of some of that description

of Newsom from this political article.

Newsom's pearly whites were the perfect contrast.

Throughout the night when Desantis went on the attack,

Newsom blunted his blows with that charming smile.

It goes on to say later that that smile is perceived as more genuine, authentic, and therefore

trustworthy at a subconscious level.

He sees a broad genuine smile and says. So I took a little cut of this, I put it on

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