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All right, Republican candidates have now debated how to defend America from terrorism

and illegal immigration. The Democrat frontrunner has explained how she plans to extend the

reach of socialism and executive power over American freedom. Reporters and pundits have

checked the facts and discussed the issues. It's time for the American family to sit down

around the dinner table and discuss the fact that Star Wars opens this week.

Number one. Hi, Manjou Clayton. And this is the Andrew Clayton show. And that's really

what everybody's talking about, right? You know, this is the thing. The theme of this

week has been this Mark Twain quote that was featured on that movie about Wall Street.

It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure

that just ain't so. That's what we've been talking about. All this stuff that we know

for sure. And boy, oh boy, the reaction to that debate. It was perfect. I mean, first

of all, everyone now knows that Donald Trump is going to win. My friend Roger Simon at

P.J. Media was writing this kind of kind of I couldn't tell whether he was saying it or

he was making fun of all the press people saying basically drop the mic. It's over. Donald

Trump is one. And you know what this reminds me of? It reminds me of that time that Howard

Dean was elected president. We're going to South Carolina and Oklahoma and Arizona and

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