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Take a gap This is a lot of power. We're making back!

This This is hell.

Live from the United States, where it's a crime to be anti-fascist or criticized capitalism,

but it's perfectly legal for the president of the United

States to threaten senators with death while actually murdering people on the high seas.

Yes, this is hell. In late October 24, only a few days before President Donald Trump was reelected.

The BBC aired a documentary on their investigative television series panorama titled

Trump, A Second Chance, that's with a question mark, as the film wonders what another

Trump presidency might mean for the U.S. and the rest of the world.

In the documentary filmmakers spliced together three quotes from two sections of

speech Trump delivered to a huge crowd in Washington, D.C. on January 6th, 2020,

2021, two sections of the speech were almost an hour apart, the two edited together sections.

And when they were edited together, they appeared to make it seem like one single quote,

with Trump urging supporters to march with him and, quote,

Fight Like Hell.

Not shown as Trump telling the crowd he wanted them to demonstrate peacefully.

Shortly after thousands of protesters would storm the Capitol and attempt to overthrow the

2020 presidential election, in response to the misleading editing at the BBC, President Trump has said, we'll sue them,

the BBC, for anywhere between a billion and $5 billion, probably sometime next week. This was in

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