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you make any breakthroughs in artificial intelligence today? I didn't. I really didn't do anything. So it almost doesn't matter how smart I am. I just have to be able to take care of myself and that's it. The one percent of smart people who have always been with us are still doing what they always do. They invent the future and then we live in it. So it doesn't matter if the average person can me…
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Are you aware that Representative Dan Crenshaw and also Michael Waltz, both Republicans, issued a joint resolution authorizing Biden to use military force to combat the cartels pumping fentanyl and other stuff into the country? So that's all good.
Now remember, my current political stand is that I'm going to back for president whoever has the best fentanyl policy. So far that's Trump because Trump also says use the military against the cartels. Crenshaw is saying something similar, but as far as we know he's not running for president.
How did I get this far with my microphone not on? Is that better? I'm sorry.
So if Crenshaw runs for president, then I will have a dilemma because then I would have to choose between Trump and Crenshaw. Now I know what you're going to say. Some of you are going to say, no, not Crenshaw. I dislike him for my five reasons. Don't care. Do not care. Yeah, don't even tell me what you don't like about him. Warmonger? Sure, whatever. Don't care. If he would have the best policy on fentanyl — and so far it would just be a tie, you know. So far Trump still has the advantage. But hypothetically, and I'm doing this just to warn you, right, because I don't want you to have any shock, I will abandon Trump in a hot flash. I will abandon him so fast if somebody has a better idea on fentanyl. Only fentanyl. One issue. It's all I care about. Everything else, you know, deep state's going to do what deep state does.
But congratulations to Crenshaw for having his priorities straight. He said one thing that was — or I don't know if he said this, but the news reported that Crenshaw said this. Now this can't possibly be true and I want you to maybe help me here. Did the news just report it wrong or did he misstate this or is this actually true? I'll just read wh
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at the news said. Crenshaw, the architect of the bill, last Congress told Fox News Digital that the cartels quote are responsible for about 360,000 homicides this year in Mexico. That couldn't possibly be true, is it? 360,000 murders in one year in Mexico? No, that's not plausible. That is not plausible. I'm sorry. 36,000 might be. Would you accept 36,000? 36,000 is a lot. That would be a lot of…
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