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hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine
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Sabia 4 explain America and
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president-elect Donald Trump has just
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scored another massive Victory and it's
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driving liberals crazy before we get
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look Donald Trump is on a roll and
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people are getting on board you either
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going to get on board or you're going to
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get run over it's it's that simple and
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the recent most recent one to get on
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board shocked even
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me when Time magazine named him person
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of the year now this happened today it's
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a massive Victory Liberals are incensed
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but when you look at it from the reality
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stand Point what
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happened a you got the greatest
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political comeback in modern history you
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have a man who went through courts and
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persecution and
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prosecution and two assassination
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attempts and he still became the Pres
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next president of the United States it
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is you couldn't pick how could you pick
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anybody else for person of the
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year did other people have great years
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kamla Harris eh she was put in a
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position she didn't earn it and then she
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lost so she can't be person in the year
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it's not like when Hillary Clinton
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actually want a primary you know what
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I'm saying this woman was just placed
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there Joe Rogan great year Elon Musk
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great year RFK Jr great year
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but what Trump did is a once in
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a-lifetime thing it's historic they'll
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be teaching about this in history books
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in fact that is what the editor of Time
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Magazine said when he appeared on
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Morning Joe to explain the decision and
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he said it wasn't a tough choice I want
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you guys to watch this video and let me
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know what you think in the
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comments all right Donald Trump ringing
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the opening bell at the New York Stock
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Exchange it's connected to Time Magazine
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choosing him as its person of the year
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and times editor-in Chief Sam Jacobs
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joins us now good to have you with us uh
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it's so Sam um I don't know if this
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would be a controversial pick or not it
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it's it's hard to not say given how
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times always said for good or ill the
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person who's most impacted uh the year
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uh we had a
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trial we had an assassination attempt we
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had the most tumultuous campaign in
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modern history we had rhetoric that at
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least we thought around this table uh
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was uh the most divis iive in recent
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American history and then we had we had
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a victory where Donald Trump improved uh
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in 49 to 50 states uh talk about uh this
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this year this just vertiginous year I
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think Joe you've made the case for why
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Donald Trump is times 2024 person of the
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year uh I think we are living in the age
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of trump I think many people thought
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perhaps after his defeat in 2020 that
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that his first presidency was an
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aberration uh but what this election
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shows is it was not that he is
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continuing a path through American
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politics and I think in some ways
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because we've been living in that age
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for nearly a decade now um the the sheer
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extraordinary nature of this year is
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hard to take notice of you just walked
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us through those events each one of
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those events is going to be a moment in
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time that historians are going to be
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writing about four years so take us
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behind the scenes a little bit as best
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you can of the selection process some of
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the other nominees we know about prime
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minister Netanyahu of Israel vice
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president Harris of course who Trump
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defeated in the election Elon Musk Joe
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Rogan and others um talk to us about
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these conversations here and why the
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choice became clear that it was Trump
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some years this is a hard hard Choice uh
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M last year we talked about Taylor Swift
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and the decision behind that this year
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not a hard choice we certainly asked
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president-elect about many of those
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people who you just mentioned and he's
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got opinions about all of them um but
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but this was an obvious decision for
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those of us at time yeah yeah you know
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when I look at this I I agree with you
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that had to be Donald Trump and really
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the moment was the shooting in Butler
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Pennsylvania cuz when people forget
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history you say a year to them 1973
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their minds scramble what happened that
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year you know but that moment where he's
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bleeding and saying fight fight fight
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and that moment is when Bobby Kennedy Jr
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made an effort to go see Trump and talk
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about assassination what happened to his
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father and that moment musk endorsed him
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and it kind of coalesced for Trump with
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and then the symbol in Milwaukee for the
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Republican the National Committee was
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the bandaged ear you know and at that
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point you it started looking like it was
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going to be the year of trump only one
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on the list that could have replaced
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that would have been Harris if she had
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won and we would be talking about our
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first woman president but alas that
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didn't happen I think that is a
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transformational moment for Trump and
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for the country we asked him about it
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and he said a lot of people changed how
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thought about me during that moment it's
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harder to get him to talk about how it
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changed him right but he certainly
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recognizes that a moment when he moves
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from being maybe a factional political
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leader to a cultural one correct uh
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Simone do you have a question yeah I'm
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interested in the
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