Well, howdy there internet people, let's vote again. So today we are going to talk about

Trump and the Republican primary debates and why he certainly appears to be unwilling to

engage in them. We will talk about what he said, his

stated reasons, and then we're going to talk about what the logical reasons probably

are because the stated reasons and the real reasons may not be

the same thing and I think that his reluctance may mean that he has learned something about himself.

And it may actually be one of the smarter moves that he is going to make.

Okay, so what did he say? he is going to make.

Okay, so what did he say?

I see that everybody is talking about the Republican debates, but nobody got my approval

or the approval of the Trump campaign before announcing them.

When you're leading by seemingly insurmountable numbers

and you have hostile networks with angry Trump and MAGA, all caps,

hating anchors asking the questions in quotation marks,

why subject yourself to being liable and abused.

Also, the second debate is being held at the Reagan Library,

the chairman of which is amazingly Fred Ryan,

publisher of the Washington Post.

No exclamation point point all caps.

So it certainly seems that the former president is unwilling to debate.

But let's be real, these statements here that his stated reasoning, that's just a normal day for Trump, isn't it?

Doesn't that actually fire up his base typically when when somebody that he can

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