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A friend of mine recently said that I was the most persecuted person in the history of our country.

When I thought about it, I actually felt that he may very well be right. We had a Russia,

Russia, Russia scam that was covered religiously by the media, even though they knew it was fake

news. They knew it. They knew it all. It all came out. It turned out to be a concocted

fairy tale made up by crooked Hillary Clinton to Democrats and a sleazeball writer named

Christopher Steele and a coordinated effort with all places. You know who they worked with?

Russia. They worked with Russia. Do you believe this? This could only happen to me.

Then I had impeachment hoax number one, impeachment hoax number two, and the Mueller investigation

resulting in a verdict after two years of no collusion they said Trump didn't collude

with Russia. Who has been through anything like this seriously? Certainly no politician

and definitely no president.

Welcome dear friends. As someone who grew up in the UK, it's difficult sometimes to

relate to people publicly saying things about themselves of that age. I'm the most persecuted

politician in American history. In this case, I think we have to give the speakerful

credit, especially after the events of the last 12 days in America. Let's try and put

it all in historical perspective with a man whose Renault May spans from ancient Greece

up through World War II up to modern American politics with every work he writes, every single

one of his worth your time. He is, of course, Victor Davis Hansen, one of your top favorites

here in America first, Stafford University's Professor Hansen, welcome back to America

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