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One of the key things we need to do is to create the laws and the institutions of the policies that prevent concentrations of power so that we the people can actually govern ourselves.

And antitrust law is a piece of that story,

but it's just one piece, and there's a lot more in that umbrella.

And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

Welcome to the podcast that searches for the ideas, policies, strategies that can beat

to the Italian populace like Donald Trump over the next four years and the next 40.

A lot of people have been talking about whether Donald Trump is mentally ill.

I think that there is a destruction for a number of reasons.

First of all, they tend to claim that he has somehow mentally deteriorated over the last

years. The terrible foe Trump's daily actions in office are.

I just don't see any evidence of that.

I don't see him having been that different when he was on the campaign trail.

I don't see him having been that different 10 years ago. Secondly I think it is a big political

distraction. The 25th Amendment was designed in the aftermath of John of Kennedy's assassination to deal with a

president who is clearly physically incapacitated.

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