I'm getting used to the term cancer survivor.

I'm on the oppressed and victimized side of the binary.

And I'm just trying to find out who's my oppressor is and my victimizer.

And I can't find one.

Is it me, my habits?

But if I could just find somebody who did this to me, I could be a victim.

But I am going to use that term cancer survivor when it's appropriate and in need for pity. Just teasing.

There were so many things to that speech, the critical side of me said, oh, wow, it's almost an hour and 47

men that beat Bill Clinton's record. He really baited successfully, by the way, and the Democrats

stand up if you want to preference Americans over illegal aliens. Apparently they don't.

They didn't want to fall into Trump's trap, but they did fall into it by not standing out.

You should be ashamed of yourself, not standing up. You should be ashamed of yourself.

When he spoke our time, Pacific, at 6 o'clock, it was 9, and he spoke for 2 hours.

He had the Democratic response coming on 11 o'clock. It was nine, and he spoke for two hours. He had the Democratic response

coming on 11 o'clock at night for a lot of the country, and that meant nobody was watching it.

And it was so funny when she was talking about affordability, and if you go over a list of the

things, she's taxed Uber and mattresses. Anything that moves or speaks makes a sound

she's going to tax. Whatever people say about Bill Clinton, I'm one of his biggest critics of his

lifestyle, he did good things for the United States, not all, but some, because he was talented.

They say he was personable, like Donald Trump is also very personable. He was like Trump. He was a partisan, but deep down inside, he liked people.

So he would be nice to people he didn't associate with it.

You know what I mean?

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