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As always, thank you so much for your support. The All right. So I'm going to try to get through as many questions as I can.

But I got way too many than I can actually answer in the time allotted.

So I apologize in advance for that.

So let's start with the first one.

And this is a question that I think I've gotten from many, many people that has been boiled down to this basic message, which is how do I communicate to a good faith

Black Lives Matter supporter that if I say all lives matter or if I make criticisms of Black

Lives Matter, that I'm not a racist and that I'm not a Trump supporter. So I think a lot of people

are in in this situation.

So the question, as it's posed here,

you're communicating with someone who's a good faith supporter of Black Lives Matter,

which means they're not going to try to read your mind when you speak your mind.

They're going to assume that what you say is what you mean.

So the way the question is posed here, if you say you're not a racist, you know, they should

believe you, you know, with a caveat that racist don't always announce that they're racist.

But certainly if they say you're a Trump, if you say you're not a Trump supporter and they don't believe you, then they're not good

faith. So that's the obvious point. The less obvious point is how you should view the slogan

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