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The narrative. The narrative is all that matters. Why is that? What is that about us?

Because it's true. Like, if you were going home from work right now,

and let's say we knew each other, and we're talking on the phone, and I told you, hey, just want to give you a heads up, there is a serial killer hiding somewhere in your home. Well, that would affect

things, wouldn't it? When you got home, if you didn't call the cops first, you wouldn't be doing very well for quite a while. Why? Is he under the bed? Is he in the clock? Where's a serial killer? Is he hiding out back? I don't know. I can't see him. Is he still here? I'm not going to be able to sleep tonight i have put in your head a narrative i've

put something in your mind that you now believe to be true and now it it affects how you view everything

are you going to sit down and eat dinner you're going to you're going to allow the fan to come home

you'll be calling the wife saying no don't come home but there's a killer here somewhere

the narrative you get to somebody first calling the wife saying, no, don't come home. There's a killer here somewhere.

The narrative, you get to somebody first before anyone else,

and you form a truth in their mind, a baseline of truth.

It is the most powerful thing.

And there's something that happens all the time in this nation. It drives me up the wall, but it happens time and time and time again. The communists will form a narrative in the minds of

half of this nation. The right will either allow them to do it or help them do it. And then once the false,

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