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Standby for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

But first, on this Friday polling is getting more dubious in America.

It's easy to skew any question, any direction you want.

For example, yesterday, political releases a survey saying most Americans approve of

the raid on Donald Trump's Florida home.

Okay.

And why would they approve?

Nobody knows what the accusation actually is.

So I guess a majority of Americans like law enforcement barging into their homes on

an undefined mission.

Now, I don't believe that poll, but I do believe political likes the outcome because that

website doesn't like Trump.

I love doing the math.

And most Americans don't even know what political is.

But they see the headline on the new sites on the net.

And many believe the headline, having no idea how the data was assembled.

This is called being misguided.

We the people know we're being conned, generally, by a dishonest media system, but there's

little we can do about it.

However, we ourselves contribute to the dishonest culture if we believe stuff without checking

it out.

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