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rhyme not intended there. His observation, of course, is factually correct, but is it racist

to make that observation? Democrats say so. We'll talk about that today. Also,

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Well, this just changes the whole game, folks. I think this, this changes everything.

Camilla Harris this past week, an announced a plan that will reshape our economy and really

reshape the world, I think. Here's what she said. Um, I'll establish a student loan debt forgiveness

plan for Pell Grant recipients who start a business that operates for three years in disadvantaged

communities. Okay, did you get that? You have to be a Pell Grant recipient. Get to start a business

the business has to be in a disadvantaged community and you have to have the business for three

years. Um, that is the most weirdly specific plan that I think I've, I've heard and the great

thing is she unveiled it like it would be this huge deal. And meanwhile, it'll probably help three

people, which is good as far as I'm concerned because that means it'll be cheap. Um, and it actually

inspired me to come up with my own proposal. And so here's what I'm thinking. When I am president,

I pledge that I will offer loans to diabetic Hawaiian amputees who lost a limb in mining accidents

between September of 1998 and January of 2003 and who planned to open a business in a town with

17% spruce trees and a guy named Lenny sitting on a park bench trying to feed beef jerky to squirrels.

That is a group of people that has been for too long ignored by our government and I plan to

change that. So I actually, in all seriousness, Camille Harris's loan plan or loan forgiveness plan

is probably a hundred times more reasonable than what other Democrats have offered. So, um, I guess

I should be in support of it, but instead I decided to be a sarcastic jerk about it because

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