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We are presenting to here our latest TV special about the difference between Donald Trump and Joe Biden's foreign policy.

If you would like, this is not a lot of Bible talking this.

If you would like, you can fast forward to the last few minutes where we talk a little bit about the track record of globalization in the Bible.

It's not very good. So you can skip to that if you'd like or please enjoy this special.

And welcome to our special Trump v. Biden, peace and global chaos.

One of the great joys of this election is how simple and clear it is.

This is the third time in American history where we have two incumbent presidents running against each other.

What does that mean when we're talking about? So Grover Cleveland was president in 1884, served four years, then lost to Benjamin Harrison,

and then ran again four years later and crushed Harrison. So Cleveland is the only president

who have served two non-consecutive terms. He was the 22nd and the 24th president.

Trump wants to be Grover Cleveland. He wants to be that guy. But you got to go back 132 years

since the first time it happened. The other time was 112 years ago. Teddy Roosevelt won,

did not run. This was 1904, did not run in 1908. Then ran again. He actually lost the primary. So it'd be like if he lost

to DeSantis in the primary, decided to run as a third party, got second to Woodrow Wilson.

So he won, didn't run, and ran again but lost. So Trump doesn't want to be Teddy Roosevelt.

So Trump looks, this is the third time it's happened, and he hopes to be the second person to be successful at this. But the point is, it's been over 100 years, where we have three years of Trump, I'm saying three years because of pre-COVID messed everything else. Then we've had three years of Biden. It couldn't be more clear. It's right in front of us. We've lived both. There's nothing new here. Whenever anyone runs for office, the other campaign always says, oh, if he wins and these terrible things will happen. You can't do that with Trump because we already know the great things that happened. All we heard in 2016 is, oh, we can't have Trump

near the nuclear button.

Here's Hillary making that point.

Well, the bottom line on nuclear weapons

is that when the president gives the order,

it must be followed.

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