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It's Thursday, July 16th, 2020, from Slated to the Gisdai Mic Pesca, President Trump today.

Spoke at the White House. He dabbled in meteorology.

A lot more water, and in many places, in most places of the country, water is not a problem.

They don't know what to do with it. It's called rain.

But mostly the speech was about regulation, which he is against, but also for barriers to unemployment and to employment.

Mostly Trump repeated, sometimes paragraph by paragraph, a speech he gave in Atlanta yesterday.

Now, the big news out of that Atlanta speech was that the mayor there, Kisha Lance Bottoms,

herself afflicted with COVID-19, said that the president's behavior in her city was more than unwelcomed, it was illegal.

So by not having on a mask of President Trump did violate law in the city of Atlanta.

We're unlikely to see Cuff slapped on him, given where that particular transgression falls, if we were to play Donald Trump presidential crime triage.

The speech Trump gave today, and yesterday was full of bald face lies, befitting his mask status, but also it displayed a focus on numbers.

The Elocution of Numbers in Sequence.

Alright, so there was this about waiting periods.

For one, for two, for three, and you'd be waiting in so many different agencies.

9, 10, 12, skipping 11 there, is this his version of the Fibonacci sequence?

But then, when Trump comes to the number of years to wait, it's 10 years, 15 years, 18 years, 21 years.

So the 533 progression, but then when it came to multiples of an initial cost estimate, 10, 20, 30 times the cost.

So in that instance, it's just increasing by 10 uniformly.

Hold on, I'm writing this all down in teeny tiny print and a spiral inside a speckled notebook.

You can see why QAnon goes crazy trying to discern what secret codes and combinations might be present in the President's speech.

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