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Oh my, well, there's certainly no guarantees in any of this thing. It appears that the

federal government has absolutely nothing on Donald

John Trump. I have been hesitant all week. I hope I didn't let you down. The silence was deafening.

Trump is a counterpuncher. And I was waiting for him to fight back. He had surrogates out there.

He had his daughter-in-law, his son, a couple of lawyers out there saying some things.

And he made some comments about Obama and things like that, but never really commented about

his particular situation of the documents that were taken from Mar-a-Lago.

And now he has punched back in a big way.

Merrick Garland, the Attorney General,

gave a less than five minute reading of a statement yesterday. We're going to get into that.

Okay, not what was said. This parsing of the words of what Merrick Garland says,

a waste of time. He said nothing. Okay. I'm going to get into some body language,

some confidence issues, and what it's like to speak

in front of a camera and in front of people because I've been doing it for decades.

And I saw more in Merrick Garland yesterday than anybody you've heard in the media.

Okay.

So stay with me on that.

But Trump has counterpunched since then, late on Thursday night, releasing

a statement on Truth Social about a Washington Post story that what was, of course, this all came

out. What was it? He, I'm beginning to think Trump set a trap that that's what he did. He let the

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