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Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Donald Trump, that's
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my president. Before we get started please make sure you like, comment, share and subscribe
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I believe a moment that was etched in time for all of human history or at least as long
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as we're on this planet, hundreds of years from now, they'll be talking about Donald
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Trump raising his hand, blood dripping down his face, chanting fight, fight while the
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crowd chants USA. This is a man who was just shot, who came within millimeters of being gone from this
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world and there he is standing strong, a warrior, a warrior president as Dana Perino
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of Fox News said. That's the man I want leading my country
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A man who was so unafraid in the face of possible assassination, that's a guy who's not going
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to be afraid of Xi or of Putin or of Kim or of any of these despots
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This is a guy, and if you're in another country looking at this, this is a guy we can't mess with
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He is strong and when the history books are written, they will talk about the strength
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of this man and what he had to endure for this country, that all he ever wanted to do
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he had all the money in the world he ever needed, he didn't need any of this
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All he wanted to do was help this country and they tortured him for it
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They tried to end his life for it. And when he said fight, fight, well apparently that set off some news anchors
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That little announcement set off, or statement, set off some news anchors
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That wasn't the right message to send. What are you going to say if it was you
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You would never have been in that situation. How do you know what goes on in your mind
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The fact that his instinct was to show strength, to let those people know he was okay because
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he knew they were worried. He knew the nation would be worried that his instinct was to show, hey guys, I'm okay
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you didn't get me. That's a man. That is a hard core badass and that is a man I want for my president and I will tell you
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this because I believe it with all my heart, that photo of him, blood streaming down his
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face, hand raised, that photo is unbeatable. You could have any Democrat presidential candidate you want
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You're not defeating that man anymore because that photo is undefeatable. I want you to watch this ridiculous news anchor freak out about Trump saying fight and then
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in the comments, I want you to tell me what you would say to her if you had the opportunity
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This is a quality of political discourse that is sadly becoming quite common. Sadly
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Wolf, just quickly, Liz Cheney, I don't know if you've read this before, she put out a statement
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She obviously has been on the other side with Donald Trump. She said reports of the shooting in Pennsylvania are horrifying
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Again, you know, violence of any kind has no place in American politics
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I do want to say there was one thing that when I watched the tape, I found odd because
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of all of the heated rhetoric and that is that after he was hit, former President Trump
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got up and said, fight, fight, fight. I think what we're hearing from people is that's not the message that we want to be
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sending right now. We want to tamp it down. I would just note one thing on this, kind of to that point, his co-campaign manager
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Chris Lasavita, just put out a tweet and posted on X and he made clear in that post, blamed
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a lot of things, which I think a lot of Republicans, I think we're all hearing, Republicans are mad
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There are a lot of Republicans who are mad and believe there was a lot that led to this moment and they want to blame people for that
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Lasavita said, make it very clear, you win this, you end this at the ballot box
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I think whether people focus on that, that is the outcome here and kind of continue to
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tamp down, whether it's a benevolent statement or not, whether the focus is on that versus
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continuing the acceleration we've seen over the course of the last several years, I think
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it's going to be a very real question and a question that the answer may have very real consequences on over the course of the coming weeks
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