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You know, it's kind of like a war of attrition.

I mean, you've seen this with Ukraine where the party elites in the US thought,

oh, you know, Putin won't escape this time.

We'll take all of his money away and you crash his economy

and fast forward a couple years.

And he's like, well, no, I'm just grinding this one out

and time is on my side. So the upshot of all this stuff for me is that as

frightening as it is to see the regime behave in all of these insane and calculated and damaging ways,

it really looks like time is actually not quite on their side as much as advertised.

And that might explain why the Biden administration is racing to just kind of turn the government

into an AI operation that can be easily

wokified by telling the one super computer to just walkify everything.

But beyond that, in the in the real world of normal politics, it really seems like if there's one person who has time on their side, once again, it's Donald Trump. Oh, Welcome everyone once again to the American Minds.

Editors and Publishers Podcast The Roundtable.

I am your sometimes host, Ryan Williams, President,

the Claremont Institute Publisher of the American Mind

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American Mind and James Bullock editor of the American Mind.

Well the Trump trial is now not to beat a dead horse. I know we've talked about this a lot lately, but it's kind of the gift that keeps on giving content-wise, aided by a third parties, which we'll get to in a minute.

But the Trump trial has now concluded.

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