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This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the one and onlya Culper podcast right here on the Mighty Midas Touch Network.

So look for all future episodes of our show behind the Blue Banner and I'm really thankful that you're here.

But now for the news.

Now my friends look, we're all. We're all somewhere.

Some people are related. Some people are not. Because there was an

astonishing turn of events where Donald Trump has returned to the White House following the

2024 election, marking, marking a historic comeback after a tumultuous first term and a series of criminal convictions and civil controversies.

This victory, it wasn't just a political feat. It defied the conventions of American politics and voter

psychology, revealing a profound shift in the political landscape and the American psyche.

Trump's triumph signals more than just a return to office.

It represents a paradoxical endorsement of his divisive leadership style,

a rejection of traditional institutions and an evolution in what voters prioritized in their leaders.

Look, let's look at it from a historical perspective, because historically, political candidates are severely damaged by legal troubles and public scandals.

For Trump, however, criminal convictions, numerous civil suits, and an impeachment, actually

two failed impeachment, failed to impede his resurgence.

What would typically end a career seemed to embolden him. Trump's campaign turned the narrative of his

past convictions into a rallying cry, portraying himself as a fighter against a corrupt system. This message,

it resonated strongly with voters who had lost faith in American institutions, turning legal challenges

into a twisted badge of honor.

By painting himself as the ultimate outsider under attack,

he catalyzed support from those frustrated

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