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You know, the things that make the golden rules, the golden rules is that they're evergreen.

But I thought you just said they were gold.

Can it be golden green at the same time?

You get the point.

They apply no matter what.

And something we haven't brought up in a while because the campaign portion of the Donald

Trump presidency is over for good. This is the second term, right?

Is the snapshots and soundbites and the idea of contrast? Folks, political battles are

always going to be snapshots and soundbites.

You're seeing it up on Capitol Hill right now. Got Bobby Kennedy up there. We'll cover that

tomorrow a little bit today in the radio show, but just some mild fireworks going on as people

tell Bobby Kennedy all kinds of things they think he said and said. So this is how it works.

But snapshots and sound bites and these senators know it, right?

But contrasts matter too.

Contrast matter because people tend to see things differently depending on the background

than the context, the diamond and the black background.

I use the example all the time.

Like, wow, that has some real luster to it.

The contrast between Corrine John Pierre and what we saw yesterday at the White House briefing with Caroline Levin.

Ladies and gentlemen, is one of the sharpest I've seen in the history of White House spokespeople.

What a briefing yesterday.

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