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Yes, I know Politobomb is already
calling it Paintgate, but it's not
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Watergate. The thing of it is, absolute
truth is a very rare and dangerous
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commodity in the context of professional
journalism. You think it's bigger than
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Watergate? Yes, that's a Hunter S.
Thompson quote, but it applies here.
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you... Yes, yes, I hear you. No, I
agree.
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It's huge.
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I'm in Iowa. I'm not in Vegas.
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I'm disappointed, but I understand.
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Okay, bye.
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Yes, I'm working on it right now.
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Excuse me, sir. Can you hold on just one
second?
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Yes.
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What's going on?
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They're pulling me off the trail.
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No, they can't do that.
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Well, they just did.
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Yeah,
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I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
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Find me the next flight back to DC.
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No, you have to fight this.
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We have one job. Follow the candidate
wherever he goes. I failed.
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I'm not cut out for the road anyway.
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You're better at this than any of us.
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Well, not better than Sid, apparently.
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Cruz hit, okay? She got lucky last
night.
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Hey, you belong here.
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We'll see, I guess.
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About last night.
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Yeah, last night was fun.
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You said that you liked me.
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Is that true?
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Yeah. Yeah, sure.
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Great, because I've been thinking that
when all this is over, that you and I...
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Quinn, that can't happen.
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Look, I had a few drinks last night, but
I have a boyfriend and... No, no, no,
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you don't have to say anymore.
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Quinn, you know what? I got it. I got
it.
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Feels
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like
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a near -death experience.
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Actually, I'm going to get that down.
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It's not a near -death experience for
Marissa.
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She's dead.
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And we just barely survived the plane
crash.
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Relax, Sully.
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Carefully avoiding death.
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So Marissa's the bird that flew into
Sully's engine, and the rest of us are
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Sully and his passengers.
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No, it's like you and I are the
passengers.
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Quinn is Sully. Oh, my God, guys.
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Marissa's gone, and all you think to do
is talk about Sully?
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He's right.
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Sully was calm.
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He was focused. He did his job. We
should all learn something from Sully's
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example. Maybe I should grow out my
mustache.
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Sorry.
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Stop talking about Sully.
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Damn birds know what they deserve.
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All I know after last night, I can't
hang like I used to.
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No more wasting away what's left of my
youth on fleeting desires of the flesh.
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The new Noah starts today.
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Gather around, heathens. Get ready to
pay for your sins.
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This is the Faith, Family, Freedom, and
Fudge Pops Forum, the most important
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gathering of Christian conservatives in
all of Jasper County.
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So be on your best behavior. And do not
touch the evangelicals. Why?
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Do they bite?
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It's cute.
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Come on.
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Let's go.
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Follow the leader. Yeah, this looks
good. Come on.
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Not here, man.
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It's a holy place.
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Jesus, it's cold for fudge pox, isn't
it?
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Congrats on your big pancake, asshole.
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Wow. Calling a woman an asshole is a
really gender -neutral thing to do,
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I had no idea you were so woke.
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You knew exactly what you were doing
last night.
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Correct. Did you think I wasn't going to
do my job well?
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No, I just didn't think that you would
screw us all over.
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I'm... sorry. Did I cheat? Did I lie?
Did I ever say I wasn't going to the
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fundraiser? You manipulated the
situation. Okay, you know what, Quinn?
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because we ride on the same bus does not
mean we're on the same team.
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Gov, that's Lambert DeVries. He's got
more influence on the Iowa Christian
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than the Lord himself.
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I hear he dips his hand in the
collection tray from time to time.
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Judge not that you be not judged.
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I don't know how that works.
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Then Jail, Heber's wife, took a tent peg
and took a hammer in his hand and went
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softly to him and drove the peg into his
temple. And he went down to the ground
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where he was fast asleep and weary.
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So he died.
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Dude, the Bible's like Game of Thrones,
but even better. I still need your
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second.
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Mr. DeVry, this is TJ, the reporter I
was telling you about. You're going to
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a brief interview with him about
Governor Dobson's evangelical outreach
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the event. Hello, son.
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Vernier tells me that your questions
will be softballs only.
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She did.
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It's very important to keep things
light. Don't want to rock the boat. I
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you'll understand.
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Thank you, Lord, for allowing us to
gather here on this blessed day.
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And God loves America, and God surely
loves Iowa.
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I'd like to begin with our Republican
frontrunner, Jack Stone, whose schedule
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did not allow him to be here today.
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But Mr. Stone has recorded a video
greeting instead.
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Nice of him to make the effort.
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The following is a message from Jack
Stone.
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Jack Stone couldn't make it today, but
he wants you to know Indiana means the
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world to him.
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Indiana is known for its great
traditions of basketball, car racing,
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things Indiana is known for.
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And Jack really wishes he could have
made it, but he couldn't make it. But he
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hopes you'll make it to the big vote
that's coming up.
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This has been a message from Jack Stone.
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When do I speak?
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Directly after H. Charles Stenger.
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Do not tell me that I'm losing to
Stenger. No, you're doubling him up,
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to Reuters.
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Four percent to two.
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There's a four percent margin of error
on that poll.
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Which means you could be at eight.
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No, you're not at eight.
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You going to get that?
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No.
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Next up, I'd like to introduce Mr.
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H. Charles Deng.
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Hello. This is the story of how one of
our forefathers, Mr. Thomas Jefferson,
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the great architect of Monticello and
the Declaration of Independence, built
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the pyramids with the help of Joseph.
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The church is out there, yeah!
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It's really happening right now?
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At launch pad.
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Launch pads for alien spacecraft.
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We're for sure beating him. And they
land on the Great Pyramids. It's all in
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book, friends.
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Probably. Once you're ready, go to my
website.
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Hey,
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what's the name of the station in Reno
that broadcasts this drivel? Did you
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forget how to use Google?
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What? I'm trying to concentrate.
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What's the name of the station there?
Dude, no, figure it out. Are you serious
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right now?
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You're the one who said we should focus
on doing our job. Do yours. Go on.
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The hell did that mean?
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You know what?
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It's all good.
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Got you, player. Dude, nice shot.
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It's in the book.
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It's an e -book.
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Read it, friends.
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Thank you.
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Noah?
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Hi. Hey, Jenna.
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How's life on the campaign trail Francis
wrote?
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I like life in a monastery, but with
less sex.
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Which is why it's so great to see you.
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I can't.
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I'm going celibate.
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Sorry. That's like Pitbull going
acoustic.
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I buy that album.
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Good luck with keeping it in your pants.
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Newport, Rhode Island when I was in
short pants.
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Mother Dobson taught me that fertile
soil...
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Let's
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cut to the chase on something that I've
been wanting to get off my chest for
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some time now.
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I agree with 90 % of you on 90 % of the
issues too
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often.
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I've kowtowed to what is politically
convenient.
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And that's why I'm here now in front of
you stating the Republican Party
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is on the wrong side of history when it
comes to gay marriage.
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Governor, Governor, what motivated you
to speak out on such a hot -button
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Was this a bit of a Hail Mary? I'm done
being cautious.
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From now on, I'm just going to be me. If
that's not good enough to win, so be
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it. Governor Dobbs. No, we're done.
We're done.
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Well, I think we can safely stick a fork
in John Dobbs.
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Oh, excuse me.
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Nice turnout today, huh?
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Well, yes, we're very pleased with the
level of engagement we've had.
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So let's go back to what you were saying
about John Dobson.
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Isn't it a bit premature to write him
off?
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Son, I've been in Iowa politics since
Lady Gaga was playing pianos on Ludlow
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Street. Oh, that's a deep cut.
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I just wonder if this may play better
for Dobson in New Hampshire. There is no
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New Hampshire unless you finish in the
top three in Iowa.
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Yeah, see, the GOP's electorate's a lot
more secular in that area, and he's a
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New England guy.
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The day John Dobson becomes the
Republican nominee for President of the
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States is the day a gaggle of geese
comes flying directly out of my behind.
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Got it.
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Thank you for your time, sir.
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Who the fuck is Noah?
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There.
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Oh. My.
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God.
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Okay. Good. Yeah. Well, at least he's
finally fucking showering.
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Noah!
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Putz.
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Dobson's actually getting some pretty
good buzz out of today.
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I thought you said you got booed off
stage.
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So it's better than good.
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Might be a little bit better with some
real conversation.
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Oh, sorry.
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On the road, we're always on our phone,
even at dinner.
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But you're not on the road anymore.
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You're back here with me.
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It feels really good to be back in D .C.
I'm going to support you no matter
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what.
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It's one big journey.
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You're supposed to make mistakes. You're
supposed to learn.
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Life's like a big highway, okay?
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Okay, Rascal Flatts.
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What?
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Oh, never mind.
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Stupid joke.
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Is that Senator Crittenden at the bar?
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I'm doing some public health project
stuff for his office right now.
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You know the senator?
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We met a long time ago.
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Do you want me to intro you?
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Yeah. Fair warning, he's a little bit...
You'll
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see.
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You know how people, how they do their
necks? Like they, you know, they put
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in here.
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I'm thinking maybe that I should have
that done. What do you think?
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No?
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Excuse me, Senator Crittenden?
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Yeah. Colin Stratford?
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How you doing? We met last year at your
fundraiser in Savannah.
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Right.
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It's good to see you. I'm going to ask
who this young lady is. Hi, Senator.
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Marcia Aquino with Spectrum News. I saw
you up at the, you used to come up and
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report. On the Hill. That's right. Now
I'm working on the Dobson campaign. You
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guys, would you like to join me? Would
you like to sit?
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Yeah. Would you love that? Would you
mind sitting on that side?
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See, that way she can sit on this side.
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Yeah. All right.
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Could you put that down? I feel the
pages burning my skin.
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The Old Testament keeps talking about an
eye for an eye, but the New Testament's
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all about forgiveness. Okay. How is this
faith journey going, Noah 2 .0?
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Thank you.
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Hey, should we take Quinn and tell him
that we're down here?
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Honestly, I'd rather read that Bible
cover to cover than see that boy.
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I feel like it was a good moment for
Dobson, you know?
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That maybe there's a chance... Stop.
False hope is a powerful but harmful
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Oh, okay.
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Well, my story got linked by the Haltman
file.
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Iowa evangelical leader to Dobson grew
you.
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It would be weird if my last drink on
the campaign trail was water.
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Hey!
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Is this celery for anybody?
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This was the last food my grandfather
ate before he died.
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I'd love to talk to you about the new
USAID bill.
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There's a section in there about malaria
nets, and it can honestly save millions
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of people.
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I'm really about to speed on the malaria
thing, you know, right now.
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By God, when I get there, you and I will
speed.
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Sounds good.
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And you, my lady, I feel like I'm
getting hypnotized with those eyes.
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Don't look at me.
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No, I do have a serious question without
looking at your eyes. Why has anybody
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said anything, I mean anybody in the
press, about this problem that Perez
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Sorry, his problem?
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When he collects hairs.
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Appreciate that, sir. Thank you.
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Yeah, I'm actually sending that to you
right now. I'm going to send over that
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footage and then I'm going to go get
some sleep.
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You too.
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Yes, thank you so much.
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Perez collects hair.
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No, not hair, ma 'am. Hairs.
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That is so weird. How does he do it?
He'll snatch them, you know,
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surreptitiously and stick them in his
pocket. And then he makes these little
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animals out of them.
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News like this about Perez could change
the whole primary race.
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We are trying to have a conversation
over here.
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I mean, that's fairly clear, isn't it?
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Excuse me.
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I mean, I've seen him do it in the
cloakroom there in the Senate.
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I have to make a phone call. Sure you
do. Thanks very much.
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Follow the mayors.
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I didn't know you had that in you today.
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I'm impressed.
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I was just thinking about what you said.
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About us not being on the same team.
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Yeah, well, you know, we can help each
other out sometimes, but... Gotta draw
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the line somewhere.
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I know it sounds crazy.
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No, hairs.
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Plural.
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Look, I'll even pay my own way.
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Thank you, sir.
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No, I promise I'll get it.
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You're going to be impressed.
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Well? Okay, so they got my replacement,
but he can't get out to Iowa for another
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day, which gives me time to confirm a
second source.
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A second story. So, like, what do you
think Perez's campaign is going to
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that he makes little dolls out of
people's hair? Maybe I'll confront
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if he'll admit it. That sounds a little
bit absurd.
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Colin, this is my career. I have to try.
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Good.
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You didn't cough.
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I just lost a bet with myself.
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Hey, maybe I'm cooler than you think I
am.
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Perfect.
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I was named after Bob Dylan's, huh?
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That's your parents.
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No, no, no. They let me choose my name
when I was four.
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It's pretty fucking cool.
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Don't tell anyone this. When I first got
here,
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I was a little intimidated by you guys.
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Ew. No, you're like a real reporter.
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Yeah, I know, but guys are like, I don't
know, tight group. It's hard being a
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new girl.
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I mean, it can't be that hard when you
look like you.
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I'm surprised you and Noah haven't
hooked up yet.
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Noah.
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Oh, my God.
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I got over guys like Noah in eighth
grade.
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He's so not my type.
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So who's your type?
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I don't know, Quinn.
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Who's my type?
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I once was found, but now I'm lost.
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Amen.
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