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Welcome back to the DIRS show, obviously, between the time we spoke yesterday and today,

the president gave almost a two-hour speech.

It wasn't called the state of the union, but it was really a state

of the union. It was no difference, including the Democrats' reaction with their silly signs and

all of that. The president speech was predictable. He was very strong. It certainly was riveting.

I mean, you know, you couldn't leave. I mean,

he delivered it extraordinarily well. He was Donald Trump. He was who people voted for.

You know, you got what you saw. You saw what you got. And there it was. And you also saw what you got

from the Democrats. You get, you you get Al Green who I have called a thug

now people have said oh my you can't use the term thug let me tell you what I mean by

thug and when I call him a thug he's the guy who deliberately was kicked out of the

house I mean he did this deliberately.

He provoked. He screamed and yelled until the Speaker of the House finally said, you know,

you have to leave. We have to restore decorum. He did it quite deliberately. He's a thug.

So some people who say, oh, no, thug, thug, you can't use that term.

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