truth. those facts. this is so far off field, this is ispolitical. this is totally political. and it is a dangerous moment for our country that the doj has i mean, doesn t the meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton and the airplane look quaint now? actually, that s a perfect it looks quaint. we have been talking about what feels like a frantic public-relations effort. two statements released from william barr on a report he s had for some time. an extraordinary report about ao open,t ongoing investigation. some of the most sensitive intelligence and law enforcement in our country. and now, guess who s weighing in? guess. guess. guess. donald j. trump. let s listen. okay. thank you very much. the ig report just came out. and i was just briefed on it and it s a disgrace what s happened with respect to the things that were done to our country. it should never again happen to another president. it is incredible.
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When what you re talking about is expectingand wh the woo to revolve around your feelings. right? which that s notrld to revolvege being sensitive any more. that s being selfish, that s being obsessed with yourself, and that s b eing where it becomes a problem. speaking of being obsessed with yourself and really openbot about your feelings, aaron, let me ask you, when it come feelins to look, i drove home on the road for what, seven years? he never drove once. put just want to put that out there. he s not lying about your truth when out therro you youve o trync tow a debate or a conversation with somebody and feelingshe get how different how frustrating is that when you re just trying to make a poin f t? it turns into everything else. it s like you re it s the is. it s hard to getse? people to listen to facts. oh, yes. i mean, especially nowadays whero facts.e the line between o and opinion has been blurred and we can loonsk to social meda as an excuse as to why. excuse abut, y