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I think that we have learned since this pandemic started, but really before that, that there's very little that we can trust that comes out of Donald Trump's file.

This election in November is going to be about our literally our health and whether we live or die.

Thank you guys. And my pronouns are she hurt and hers. So I decided I was going to start prosecuting parents for trulancy.

What else do we know about this population 18th or 24? They are stupid.

They make really bad decisions. I mean, I would just say hey Joe, it's said it's saying that we can't. Let's say yes we can.

We have to have a buyback program and I support a mandatory buyback program.

Which tweet, what tweet about just these moments? So I will say this about that case. I think that the facts are still unfolding.

Hi, this is Newt. Do the virus and recording from home. So you may notice a difference in audio quality.

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden was born November 20th, 1942.

If elected president, he'll turn 78 in the month of November. And he'll be the oldest elected president in the United States history.

Now historically voters don't spend a lot of time on the vice presidential candidate when voting for president.

But given Vice President Joe Biden's age, I think it's entirely possible that Kamala Harris, his vice presidential nominee, could take office before his term ends.

And I want to share with you today some of Senator Harris is more liberal and left statements.

And frankly, some of her more opportunistic statements. I think you'll find as I did, she's much more left leaning than Joe Biden.

And more left leaning almost radical than any of us realized. But her beliefs are clear in her statements and have been expressed in her own words.

And that's why we're going to approach this by sharing with you a context and letting you listen to her so you can make up your own mind.

I was really struck when the vice president chose Kamala Harris to be his running mate because I thought she was a very bad candidate.

And I thought that her track record of starting at 15% support in mid summer last year, cropping to 3 or 4% support before she dropped out of the race.

It was a signal that she might not have been the best possible choice. And then the fact is while she is ostensibly a woman of color that didn't make her desirable for the black community.

When she dropped out, Joe Biden had 8 times as many black supporters as she did. And in fact, in her home state, she was running fourth when she dropped out.

So it's a little strange to me that she was picked. But I think it is very clear when he picked her that vice president Biden was making a clear pitch to the left and trying to indicate to them that he was reliably on the left.

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