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podcast. I want to begin by reflecting on this idea that is pushed pretty aggressively now

in the culture and by the media,

that Trump should be a uniter.

Now, for the Democrats, there is an element of gross hypocrisy and all this.

They never bothered to unite.

When Biden comes in, he might say rhetorically,

I'm going to be a great

uniter, but right away he sets about aggressively pushing his agenda, going after Republicans

and conservatives, in fact, not only going after them rhetorically, but going after them

politically, going after them prosecutorially, indicting them, trying to lock them up

under various pretexts, the FACE Act, parents protesting school board meetings, of course, January

6th.

So there's no talk of unity when they are, or there's no practice of unity when they are in charge.

And yet, when they're on the defensive in the minority, they lose the election, suddenly it's

time to unify.

And what the Democrats mean by unity is that we should take what we want and we should take what they want

and kind of meet halfway. As I mentioned, they don't do it, but they want us to do it. And I think

they're a little shocked that we aren't doing it. Trump isn't doing it. Now, Trump did some of it

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