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Anyway, and maybe sometimes I think it too. But apparently, according to Pew Research, and I don't believe this is true. How could this possibly be true? That Trump outright won Hispanic men. Does that have you heard it that way before? I've heard a number of times he did better than anybody's ever done with Hispanic voters. But did you know that he won outright Hispanic men by 50 to 48 percent against Harris? That is freaking incredible if it's real.

He lost narrowly with Hispanic women and I guess there must have been more women voting or well no the numbers look right and but overall he was just close. So he had 48 percent of the Hispanic vote compared to Harris's 51. But the fact that he won outright the male Hispanic vote, he won it outright at the same time that the news was telling us all of his rhetoric was racist against exactly that category of people.

In that category of people, as I've been telling you for a long time, they're way more conservative than maybe you thought was coming. So it doesn't surprise me that it eventually got there, but it happened faster than I thought.

Well, as you know, the cover up of Biden's brain was considered worse than Watergate. How many of you would agree with that? That the cover up of Biden as president being mentally deficient, how many of you think that was worse than Watergate? Well, a lot of people the news reports like quite a bit that there's one expert after another saying, "Oh, that's worse than Watergate."

So I would like to propose the following. Instead of asking if something is worse than Watergate since Watergate is now no longer the high water mark, we should be forced to say, "Is it worse than Biden's brain coverup?" So the next time there's a gigantic controversy, do not say is it worse than Watergate. That is no longer the high water mark. Is it worse than Biden brain cover up? And when you add the autopen part to it, it really is worse than Waterga