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Slack.com slash DHQ. In an interview conducted in front of the Lincoln Memorial, President

Trump claims he's the most persecuted president in history, including Honest Abe. While

everyone on the left and the right mock the wild claim, fewer picking up on the keen piece

of political wisdom in Trump's statement. Then, Michigan Dictatrix Gretchen Whitmer calls

her conservative constituents Nazis, the New York Times wins a Pulitzer for rewriting

American history, and the federal government predicts more deaths from coronavirus. All

that and more, I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles Show.

So which is it? Who is more persecuted? President Trump or Abraham Lincoln? I know a lot of

that factors to weigh here, you know, half the country is seceding from the Union and

getting shot in a theater and also having to deal with Jim Acosta. Those are two key signs

of persecution at the release, more than two. So please let us know in the comments section

below. People are making fun of him for this. It actually shows us a key political truth,

something that lies at the heart of a lot of the conservative debates today at the heart

of politics. We'll get to that in a second. First, I got to thank our friends over at

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