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Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and final
president of the United States.
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Thank you, thank you.
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What an incredible turnout.
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First, let me just say, when you look at
the tragic events in Houston, and you
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look into the faces of these people who
have lost everything, I think we can all
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agree. This has been my best week yet.
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I mean, look at me.
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I get to talk on a truck.
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Sir, we can see that's not a real truck.
Yeah, that's right, dummy. It's a fire
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truck. And I got my raincoat and my hat.
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Isn't it cool?
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I look like I'm helping.
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How can you congratulate yourself at a
time like this? I'm not congratulating
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myself.
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We're not going to do that until this is
all over and cleaned up in two, three
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days max.
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I want to ask you about North Korea. You
tweeted that talking is not the answer.
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So what is? I don't know the answer, but
I do know the question.
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And that question is, what is the
answer?
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What does that mean? Are you kidding?
Exactly.
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Next question.
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Okay, do you support your party's idea
to cut $1 billion from disaster funds to
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pay for your border wall? Of course. The
wall would have prevented this entire
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thing. I mean, where did Harvey come
from? The Gulf of where?
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Where?
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Mexico. You said it, not me.
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It's an illegal storm.
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They're sending their worst winds, their
hardest rains.
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There's some bad storm brain.
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This is not real. You can't be mean to
me. I'm wearing my raincoat.
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I'm a storm time president.
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I'm steering the ship. I'm leading the
truck.
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And that's why tonight's theme is leader
truck.
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I mean, leadership.
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Dude, dude, honk, honk. I'm the
president. Can you relieve it? Let's
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Welcome to the show.
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Later, I'll be talking to progressive
activist and former Bernie Sanders
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surrogate, Nina Turner.
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But now, he's the leftover water in a
bag of mozzarella.
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My thanks.
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Thank you.
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Thank you, everybody.
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Thank you so much, sir. But I have to
say, I don't eat foreign cheese.
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I notice you are wearing that hat that
you've been wearing all week long. Oh.
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This hat? Yeah.
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You mean the one that's available for
purchase on my website?
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I used the exposure I got from a natural
disaster to promote my campaign
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merchandise. Can you believe that I
actually did that? Yes.
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That is shameless leadership, sir.
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What a kiss -ass. Mike Pence, everyone.
Thank you, sir. Here you go, Mike.
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Folks.
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If you really want to help get something
done, make sure to go to my website and
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buy a hat for $40.
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And don't go to sites like the Houston
Food Bank, one of the few big banks not
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represented in my cabinet.
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That's right. Or the Hurricane Harvey
Relief Fund. All they do is provide much
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-needed services to those affected by
the storm.
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Big whoop. I bet they don't even have
hats. Well, I'm sure they don't have
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sir. And neither does DonorsChoose. Hey,
DonorsChoose, I choose the one with the
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hat.
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Smart move, sir.
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I'm glad no one is donating large
amounts of money to these charities
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I mean right now.
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Now get them out of here.
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Good, good, sir.
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You know, sir, I have been so impressed
this week with the acts of bravery and
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self -sacrifice by average Americans.
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Thanks, Mike, but I'm not average.
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Well, let me prove it to you in
tonight's test piece. It's time for Good
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Samaritan, Great American.
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Here's our first Good Samaritan. This
picture of a Harris County deputy
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that has gone viral.
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Deputy Robert Gerlitz is sleeping
against his desk after working around
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clock. Truly impressive, don't you
think, sir? That sheriff's deputy seems
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a real good Samaritan. But you want to
meet a great American? Sure. Me!
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I rescue the sheriff, Sheriff Joe
Arpaio.
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I rescued him from the horrors of
Maricopa County prison system. I mean,
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you seen those places?
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They had people sleeping outside in 130
degree weather, working on chain gangs
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and being denied their basic human
rights.
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Whoever was in charge there should be
put in jail.
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And you know, Mike, I didn't have to
pardon them. Isn't that right? That's
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right, sir. You really went below and
beyond the call of duty.
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Cool, man.
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Cool. Yes. Our next Good Samaritan is
actually a group of brave volunteers.
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The non -profit Team Rubicon organizes
military veterans to aid in disaster
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relief. The organization is working to
deploy assistance in the wake of the
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storm Harvey. So proud of our military.
If you're proud of them, you'll
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definitely be proud of our next great
American.
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Me!
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I signed an order last week banning
transgender soldiers from joining the
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military. They volunteered to serve
their country, and I volunteered
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to not let them. Where's my purple
heart?
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Oh, right. It's here, surrounded by
chicken fat.
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Do another one. Oh, of course, sir. Good
Samaritan, Barack Obama.
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What? Come on, Mike. It's not Good
Samaritan, Great Kenyan. No, sir,
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Sir, let me finish. You know you're just
going to be the great American at the
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end of it. Who, me?
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As I was saying, good Samaritan Barack
Obama for tweeting a thank you to first
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responders and letting people know how
to help in the relief effort. I got to
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admit it, sir, that's pretty classy.
Well, here's my first response to that.
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Ugh.
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I found inspiration this week in the
actions of someone you might not expect.
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Oh, really, sir? Who's that?
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Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
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I went on Twitter in the buildup to the
hurricane and reassured anxious citizens
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by telling them that Mexico is
dangerous, NAFTA is terrible, and great
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great guy, highly recommended.
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That. how you use Twitter, Mike, to
antagonize your allies and move some
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Let's keep this going. This is fun.
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Aye, aye, Captain.
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Good Samaritan. Dallas area companies,
they're donating everything from diapers
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to airline tickets in order to help in
the relief effort.
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It's good to see the business community
chipping in. Oh, yeah, sure. Whatever
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you said.
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I've got...
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Another great American for you, Mike.
Yes, of course, sir. I know. Probably
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greatest one yet. I think we know who
it's going to be. This one is a total
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shocker. Is it going to be you? You're
never going to believe who it is. I
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it's going to be you, sir.
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It's me, me, me, me, me, me, me,
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me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
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I'm sorry, sir. I'm just kidding.
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No, no, no. Meet me.
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Thanks, Mike. We'll be right back.
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Me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
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General Kelly said I needed to act more
leader. like, whatever that
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means. So I met with some etiquette
experts to prove him wrong.
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Hello.
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This is Patricia Napier Fitzpatrick. How
are you, Patricia? Nice to see you.
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Look at you. What a honey bunny, huh?
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All right, what are we doing?
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We are going to cover a few social
graces, if you don't mind.
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I mind all of this.
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Handshakes are appropriate for most
senior government officials.
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It's always best to let them take the
initiative in extending the hand for a
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shake. And then you touch, look, first
you touch here, and then you go, wait,
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wait, wait, and one, no, no, no, no,
one, no.
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You be Kim Jong -un. All right.
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Okay. Don't I go like this and then go,
ow!
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No, no.
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So you're going to face, heart to heart,
belly button to belly button.
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Now
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you're
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Putin.
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Hey, Blair, how are you? I love you. I
love you so much.
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No, I don't think so.
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So let's talk about your appearance, all
right? Your white shirts are perfect.
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Your navy boots are perfect. Pure white.
Your red power color. The white race.
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So I would recommend you button your top
button.
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Well, that's not right.
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Perfect. No, the top button and the top
hole.
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I always put it in the wrong hole.
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Now, let's look in the mirror. Look how
much nicer that looks.
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Who's that weird guy? What a great
impression you make when you're jacked.
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at that. Who's this guy?
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And then when you sit down... Who is
that guy?
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Who is that?
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What's happening?
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Who is he?
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Sir, that's you.
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If it's you, it's going to be okay. It's
you in the mirror.
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Oh, that's perfect. Look at me. All
right, I just want to make one
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recommendation. The tie should come to
the middle of your belt buckle.
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Why is everybody not going to know where
the party is? Well, I think they'll
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know because you've told them many
times.
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Please, give me a break.
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Who is that?
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Just try and focus. You're the
president.
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Excuse me.
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Shall we dine?
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Did you find South Africa on this map?
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Everybody knows that.
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Oh, man.
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The napkin. You fold it in half.
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And the open part goes toward the table.
What am I?
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What am I? I'm my dad at his meetings.
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Mr. President. Right.
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Are you going to embarrass the United
States by not knowing how to handle
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things? No, I'm going to embarrass the
United States by sidling up to neo
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-Nazis.
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All right. Good for you.
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So, find South Africa, please.
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Okay. It was South.
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Is it this?
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No. What is that?
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That's the logo on the globe.
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Waiter, get over here, you idiot. Human
garbage. Mr. President, we call the wait
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staff a little finger up.
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Mr. President.
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How about this?
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Like this?
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Just a simple hand gesture.
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What about, do we want saluting?
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No, not this.
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Can I go?
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No.
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That's all sides.
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Black power.
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The same.
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All sides.
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Let's practice what we learned.
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Okay. You see?
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And then you're ruining the steak with
ketchup.
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Ruin it.
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All right. This is... Sir.
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That's good.
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Whoa!
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Who's that?
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There's a ghost in here.
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And he's filled with hate.
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And he said,
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find a way to destroy as many people as
possible.
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I hate the man in the mirror.
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Because he knows my secrets.
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I have a recommendation.
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Right? Get rid of the mirrors.
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Get rid of the mirrors.
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How did you get in there?
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Paul! Yes, sir?
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No!
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No! Get out of my mind!
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No!
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You.
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I understand.
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Yes, master.
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Whatever you want, master.
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Total waste of time. Didn't learn a
thing.
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We'll be right back.
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the president of Our Revolution, an
organization which continues to fight
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the progressive platform.
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Please welcome Nina Turner.
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I won.
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Nina, what is Our Revolution? Because I
want nothing to do with it.
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But we want nothing to do with you
either, Mr.
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President. Wow.
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No, it is a progressive grassroots
fueling the grassroots all across this
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country, local, state, federal,
empowering people, giving the people
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power. Okay. That's what we do.
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Wow.
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It's really important, especially in
light of your presidency, especially,
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we remind people that the power is
actually theirs and that they can decide
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represents them on the local levels of
government, the state levels of
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government, and also the federal levels
of government. And 2020 is coming,
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President. Yeah, I know. I know how the
calendar works.
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Can the Democrats become the party of
the working class again?
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And when I say working class...
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I mean white people. I hope you mean the
mosaic of humanity because that's
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exactly what is going to take the
rainbow coalition.
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And we rise or fall together, Mr.
President. And that's something that you
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to have forgotten as your campaign
pitted people against one another.
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The only way you make America great
again is making it great with everybody
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not picking and choosing who makes the
country great. Excuse me. Excuse me.
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Excuse me.
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I agree with you in the sense that I
passed out and don't know what you just
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said.
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Now that we're done talking about the
Democrats, aren't I doing a great job
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the hurricane?
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You know, I heard a rumor. I was
watching your favorite news station,
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And I heard a rumor that you were going
to donate one million dollars.
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To the cause. And I'm just wondering,
was that done because Ellen has done it
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and other superstars? Or did you kind of
think of that on your own? Ellen? No
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way. I don't do what Ellen does. Yes.
Except for dancing.
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A million dollars. Are you really going
to do it? I owe a guy named Harvey
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money. And I'm paying him a million
dollars.
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And everyone got it wrong.
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But no. The truth is, I'm donating.
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millions of dollars of other people's
money that I won't even really donate
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because I just said it offhandedly
because it sounded good in the moment
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ultimately I'll backtrack and then I'll
say I did it and no one will care
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because the media doesn't pay attention
and has the memory of a fruit fly.
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Now, I'm such a juggernaut. So what kind
of media star... In your own mind. Oh,
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I'm a total juggernaut. In your own
mind.
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I want to go to space.
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In your mind.
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What kind of media star are the
Democrats looking for in 2020?
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We don't need a media star.
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We need somebody with authenticity and
integrity.
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Good luck. And I got somebody like that.
Matter of fact, he's higher in the
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polls right now than you are. Who's
that?
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His name is Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Wow. Wow.
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Wow.
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That's... But that's Bernie. I'm Bernie.
Right now, you're not. I'm Bernie.
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We're the same.
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You're not the same. Bernie and I are
the same, like Joker and Batman.
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Not at all. We're not the same. I made
him and he made me. Like night and day.
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We have the same followers. Like night
and day. We have the same likes and
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dislikes. We do not have the same
followers. He has conscious -minded
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following him. I don't know who's
following you.
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Wow. And he believes that the power
should be in the hands of the people.
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You want to hoard all the power for
yourself. Mr. President, you're selfish
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self -absorbed. I mean, you really are.
You got to get a grip.
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Did I do a good job faking emotion?
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You've convinced me that our revolution
is my revolution because I haven't been
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paying attention.
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Obviously.
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So I want to give you an incredible
gift.
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I have a gift for you, though. Wow,
really?
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Yeah, because I want you to know how to
make America great again.
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Cool. See this, Mr. President? Make
American Union again is how you make
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great again.
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There it is.
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Lift wages, lift people, lift families.
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That's it. Are you going to wear that?
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I'll put a hat on a hat.
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Make America Union again, yeah.
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Union. The union guy just departed, I
think.
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I got you this incredible Trump made in
the USA hat that's $40 on my website.
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Because my grandmother taught me not to
be rude. I'm going to take it, but, you
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know, rainbow mosaic makes America great
again. Oh, that says UTSA.
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UTSA. UTSA make America great again.
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Nina Turner, everybody!
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What a great show.
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The experts are calling it a once in a
thousand years event. So true.
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Harvey took a lot from us. So much that
for a week we even lost our partisan
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bickering and racial divisiveness.
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And of course, we lost our national
obsession with me.
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And that one hurt.
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It hurt bad.
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This was my worst week yet. And let's
face it, I'm old and in the way.
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The heroes are all down there in the
water.
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Harvey united the country in a way I
never could and never will.
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He brought out the best in people just
as surely as I bring out the worst.
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The flood is more than just water.
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It's also a flood of goodwill, civic
pride, and recognition that life is
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So we all must take care of one another.
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And that's a storm I can't weather.
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So I'm doing what any flood victim would
do.
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Heading for higher ground.
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