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Everybody, this is Gatsat. Today I've got a rare guest in that he is part of the elite group of three

pete's. He has been on my show not once, not twice, but three times. So he must be sufficiently

interesting to come back for a third time. Dinesh D'Souza, how you doing, sir?

Very good. I thought you were going to commend me for going to Dartmouth or working in the Reagan White House or making all these award-winning films.

But no, I'm being commended here for meeting the standard of coming back on the show three times. I'll take it.

Those other things that you mentioned, while impressive, are not nearly as impressive as retaining my interest for three times.

We did talk the first time that you came here that we actually share a Dartmouth link.

You may not remember this.

I was a visiting professor at Tuck School of Business in 2002.

And we did discuss both your Reagan associations the first time you were on.

And I don't think the second time.

The second time, I think it was vindicating Trump that we were talking about.

Yeah.

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