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This is a distinctive and unique evil.

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>> I'm going to turn it up and I'm going to

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reset it.

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>> by a hatred above all else, a hatred for

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civilization itself.

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This is a distinctive and unique evil.

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It has always been driven by a hatred

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above all else, a hatred for

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civilization itself.

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It is a revolt of the worst against the

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best.

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A revolt of the weak and the cowardly

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against the strong and the good.

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It is perpetrated by those who cannot

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build, who cannot create, who cannot

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achieve great things,

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and take their revenge upon the world

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for their own inadequacy.

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>> That's right.

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>> to destroy those who can.

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This is what radical leftism is.

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It may wear various

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>> Oh my god.

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finally.

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This if if I hear like I I want these I

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want these things accompanied by

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actions.

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But I love the fact that the words are

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just simply being said.

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This is really good.

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It has to go This isn't the step that I

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want to be at, but I understand this is

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the bottom of the staircase.

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And we're going up.

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>> It's different slogans and ideologies

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across place and time. They can call

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themselves anti-capitalists or

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anti-imperialists or communists or

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anarchist or Marxist, but the

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fundamental character is always the

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same. It's always the same. It is a

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poisonous resentment

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>> Mhm.

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>> cloaked in the language of equality and

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justice and liberation, an overwhelming

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need to tear down what greater men have

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built, to wreck what is beautiful and

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what is right on behalf of people who

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are only filled with ugliness and have

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no

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>> This is one of the things that I really

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like about Marco Rubio is the fact that

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I think that this is an advantage that

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he really does have over J.D. Vance is

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that he speaks with a certain amount of

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emotional

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like clarity and like J.D. Vance is very

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unemotional in my opinion. Marco Rubio

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has the emotion and I think he has it in

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the right way.

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>> nothing else to offer the world.

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Through violence and through terror

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they once again seek to impose their

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ugliness

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on all of us.

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>> True.

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>> The old dogma was wrong.

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The old dogma was wrong. None of this is

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driven by idealism.

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It is not utopian.

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In fact

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it is the opposite.

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>> I can't wait to vote for this guy.

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>> the criticisms

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you sometimes hear of communism for

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example is that it sounds good in theory

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but it never works in practice.

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That's actually not true.

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Communism does not sound good in theory.

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The world it envisions for all of us is

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small flat, gray, leveled of all

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exception, drained of all that is good

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and noble in the human soul.

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>> Oh my god.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Oh my god, bro. We going to run that

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back.

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>> actually not true.

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Communism does not sound good in theory.

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The world it envisions for all of us is

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small

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flat, gray, leveled of all exception,

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drained of all that is good and noble in

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the human soul. The world it envisions

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is a world without courage, a world

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without creativity

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or ambition, a world without heroes or

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glory or great causes to strive towards,

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without a world without miracles,

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without myths, without men who rise

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above the rest to do incredible and

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extraordinary things.

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And the world communism envisions is a

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world without God.

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>> Oh my God.

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Oh my God.

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This is insane.

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>> For these architects of revolutionary

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violence, the towering achievement of

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our civilization, for them

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it's an unbearable humiliation,

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a reminder of what they cannot do,

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and a reminder of what they cannot be.

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So, they choose instead to destroy.

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>> They attack pipelines.

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>> Yep.

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>> They attack railroads.

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They attack power grids and

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laboratories,

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the physical embodied symbols of power

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and invention

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and achievement.

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This is the nature of the terrorism we

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face today.

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They despise the West

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because

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the West is great.

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The

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>> [laughter]

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exactly.

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I Dude,

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this is exactly what I want to hear

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about.

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It is. This is like I want to hear like

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we have such a huge problem with

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domestic terrorists, and we have to go

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after these people the same way that we

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went after Al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and

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ISIS.

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We have our own ISIS inside of America

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right now, and they're all over the

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country, and it needs to be dealt with.

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You're still a neocon boomer when you

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need better options? Okay, well then

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provide me with one. But until I get

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that, I'm going to be going with this

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guy. I like Marco Rubio a lot.

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And I think he's one of the best options

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we have right now, and I'm going to

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stick with him.

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Come up with something better, I'll be

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there. But right now, I take I I I go

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with what I can get. And uh that's the

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way I look at it. Have you seen Trump's

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speech? He talked about election

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interference. Yeah, I'm going to look at

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a little bit of that and uh go through

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it. But no, this is it.

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Who said that? Ban that I love

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this guy, man. I think he's great. And I

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do also want to see I want to see this

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happen a lot more. I do. True, Elon,

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true. I know. After Vance humiliated

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himself with the administration, what's

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this here?

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>> In case of Iran, nation-state actions,

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assassinations, murders, you name

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[music] it. Whatever it takes for them

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to gain their influence and ultimately

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their domination of different cultures

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and societies. That's a a clear and

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imminent threat to the world and to the

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broader West, but especially to the

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United States who they identify as the

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chief chief source of evil on the

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planet.

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>> That's right. Yeah, I'm glad that he

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sees this. Marco Rubio 2028.

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exactly. Oh my god, I don't even want to

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look at that. Seems like it could be

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something bad. So yes, anyway, I'll I'll

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look at some of the quotes here.

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Oh, bravo. After J.D. Vance humiliated

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himself, you might call it lions versus

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scavengers. Phenomenal speech. Rubio is

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my candidate. This is good. 48.

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Man, this is pretty much a 10 out of 10.

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For decades, the conservatives chose to

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defend the left as simply misguided but

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rational actors. They're not rational

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actors, and most of them I consider

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subhuman. I do. Like they act like

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complete animals. They behave like

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animals. They treat other people like

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animals do. They're complete savages.

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Please get him on your podcast. We'll

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see what happens, right? I don't know if

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that's going to happen or not. Rare

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combination of eloquence and moral

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clarity. The best communicator the GOP

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has had since Reagan. True. And that's I

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think that that's the main thing that

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Marco Rubio brings that makes him unique

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in the uh in the Republican Party is

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that Marco Rubio has the moral clarity

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that I think can break through to a lot

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of the emotionally captured people that

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are in the middle or are against Trump.

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And I think that he really I think he's

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uniquely positioned to do that. He's

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positioned in a way that Trump isn't

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able to do that. JD Vance isn't able to

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do that. Uh Stephen Miller can't do

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that. I could never do that. Marco Rubio

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could do that.

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He could.

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He has a special ability.

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