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What's going on, America? And welcome to a new episode of The Podcast. Okay, I'm going to

address what everybody has been wanting me to address. And that is the Donald Trump

dinner with Kanye West and Nick Fuentes. Yeah, I mean, we're just going to go right into this thing,

honestly. And we're going to talk about it. I'm going to tell you my thoughts. And then I'm going

to tell you, yeah, I mean, you know, this is media outrage. Well, let me back up. It's not good,

to be clear. It's not good. And I'll get to what I think is going on. But let me address,

do I think that Donald Trump is a racist anti-Semite? Absolutely not. In any way. I'm pretty sure his

daughter is now converted to Judaism. But either way, his actions speak completely the otherwise.

So there's two versions of this story. There is, you know, the version that the media is trying to

paint that Trump is meeting with anti-Semite Kanye West and Nick Fuentes because he's a white

supremacist and hates Jews. And then there is President Trump's version where he talks about

in a true social post that Kanye West reached out to him and Kanye West has always been very kind

to Donald Trump. And here recently, because of his own doing, Donald Trump is, I mean, not Donald

Trump. Excuse me, Kanye West is in serious dire straits, not only financially, but publicly and

his image and rightfully so. So you kind of have to ask yourself, what is more likely in this

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