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about research being the impetus for why you divide these things are the candidate is so critically important. i do want to say that i feel like so much of the conversation is not only about desantis s action with respect to you but also the disenfranchisement of an entire block of black and brown voters. let s really run this down here. you won your election, overwhelmingly, with about 66% of the vote. of the jurisdiction that you were in charge of, about 60% of those voters are either black, latino, or people of color. when desantis makes this decision to suspend you because your politics don t align, in the, effectively, invalidating the votes of those who chose you to represent them as their prosecutor? it is another one of desantis s many forms of voter suppression in the state of florida. in addition to gerrymandering
support donald trump. the polls show he is far and away the favorite to be their nominee next year, when i think in any other decade in our nation s history, if you had suggested a candidate was going to have all these things before him, it would be inherently disqualifying. not only is it not disqualifying, he s got a legitimate chance to be president again. oh, i don t think it s i think you re asking precisely the right question, and you wrote a book that explored all this. it s not disqualifying. in fact, for a significant portion of people, it actually underscores his appeal. an extraordinary number of folks in the country don t trust the systems of government that they are not explicitly in charge of, right? so there is a crisis of
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just an accident, he handled it, he reported it, they returned it, done. or there s been other cases, including a former senior high ranking national security official, where they made a mistake, they admitted it, they plead down to what is the lesser charge of, which john miller was describing earlier, section 1924 of the criminal code, unauthorized removal and retention of classified information, which is different than the set of stay ctutes und thes peonage act, and the case gets handled. a former cia director plead guilty toe a misdemeanor, faced probation, and paid a fine. so, there was a whole range of potential ways that this could have been handled. and that this could have been resolved, and i just continue to think about the fact that it didn t have to get to be this way. and it wasn t resolved that way, because trump, as he s said multiple times, he still to this day does not believe that the documents belong to the