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Randy Road Show. Turn up your mind.

This is one. If I had to name the most important, this would certainly be perhaps, you know, in certain ways you can say my most important.

You do the job like everybody in this room is capable of doing.

There can be, and the generals are wonderful, and the fighting is wonderful.

The fighting is wonderful.

But if you give them the right direction, boy, it's the fighting become easier.

And boy, do we lose so fewer lives and win so quickly? And that's what we have to do. We have to start winning again.

You know, when I was young and when I was, of course, I feel young, I feel like I'm 30, 35, 39. Somebody said, are you young? I was, of course, I feel young. I feel like I'm 30, 35, 39.

Somebody said, are you young?

I said, I think I'm young.

You know, I was stopping when we were in the final month

of that campaign, four stops, five stops, seven stops,

speeches, speeches, in front of 25, 30,000 people, 15,000, 19,000 from stop to stop.

I feel young.

When I was young, I think we're all sort of young, when I was young, we were always winning

things in this country.

We'd win with trade.

We'd win with wars. At a certain age, I remember hearing from one of my instructors,

the United States has never lost a war.

And then, after that, it's like, we haven't won anything.

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