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I actually started quite a while ago NC
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Peck and came here probably made my
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first real political speech and I
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enjoyed it so much that I came back for
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a second one then a third then I said
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what the hell let's run for president
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right this is a portion of our broadcast
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where we warn the folks watching us on
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the west coast where it's 8 p.m. local
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time if you have little kiddies around
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they're about to hear the president use
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some foul language anyway that's how
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President Trump started his freewheeling
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2 hour long speech at the annual
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gathering of the conservative political
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action committee he actually started
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with this snarky left-leaning Twitter
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enthusiast couldn't wait to say that our
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flag had just experienced a meet two
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moments the speech was his longest ever
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it was to a crowd the president deems
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friendly this would be some idea of how
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it went
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[Applause]
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he asked Russia to come get the email
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darling is the wind blowing today I'd
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like to watch television darling they
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don't respect us they think we're stupid
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oh I have one of the great inventions in
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history it's called TiVo and I'm in the
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white house that I was lonely I said
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let's go to a rat seven trillion dollars
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and we have to fly in with no lights the
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Attorney General says I'm gonna recuse
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myself
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number one I'm in love and you're in
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love we're all in love together yet I
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see senators that are there for 20 years
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white hair see I don't have white hair
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so I met generals I didn't know general
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one general to general three I said
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what's your name sir my name is raisin
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what the hell kind of a name I said
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raised it liked the fruit this was now
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greater than the election of Andrew
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Jackson people say they're know people
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said I'm not saying it and all of a
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sudden they're trying to take you out
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with okay I'm gonna regret this
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so there you have it the speech
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was also loaded with false claims and
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outright lies the Washington Post
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reports today and we quote Trump's
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performance at CPAC is implementing of
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his version of the truth during his
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presidency a potent mix of exaggerated
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numbers unwarranted boasting outright
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falsehoods his speech helped push March
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third to his fourth biggest day for
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false or misleading claims totaling 104
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with us tonight to talk all about it
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Phil Rucker Pulitzer Prize winning White
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House bureau chief for the Washington
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Post and Laura Barone Lopez national
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political reporter for Politico to our
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guests welcome to you both other than
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the fact that the president has no white
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hair Phil what did anyone thing there
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stand out to you well Brian I think it's
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the totality of that speech the two plus
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hours it was a tour de force you know
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what some people saw as crazy and
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unhinged and perhaps a reason to invoke
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the 25th amendment some of his
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supporters saw as authentic and raw and
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you know the reason why they've created
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this cult of personality around Donald
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Trump in that audience at CPAC people
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were cheering and clapping and standing
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there sitting their raft
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as he went from one point to another to
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another to another and and was there so
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long he started to get sweaty Laura a
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lot of people saw it as an obvious
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attempt to change the narrative coming
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off a very bad week for him talk about
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that and talk about if you can how CPAC
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has changed just in the course of the
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Trump presidency right well as Phil
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mentioned I mean this was an unwieldy
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two-hour long speech and Trump gave his
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voters exactly what they wanted he gave
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the red meat to his base he talked about
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Hillary Clinton again he talked about
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the electoral college you know he also
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as we heard a used profanity and his
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tirade against the molar probe so he was
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very much feeling in a corner and
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finally unleashed after we heard Cohan
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testify last week and again you know
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this just highlights the Trump's
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takeover of the Republican Party and how
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Republicans were unfazed by Cohen's
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testimony and that they were excited to
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hear from the president when he when he
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came to CPAC and they were unfazed also
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him coming off of his North Korea summit
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trip and it being a failure and him
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being unable to reach a deal there and
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in and also at the same time praising
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the dictator Kim Jong hoon Phil the
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president went further than that
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apparently talks with North Korea fell
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apart because of Michael Cohen so
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Americans feeling less safe tonight in
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our nuclear world can blame Michael
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Cohen the president actually tweeted
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about that Phil and and said there it is
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may have contributed to the walk meaning
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we got up and walked out never done when
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a president is overseas shame your
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reaction well that's first of all that's
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a bit of revisionist history about the
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walk because minutes after he walked
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away from the negotiating table with Kim
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jong-un president Trump told the
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reporters including me I was there in
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Hanoi that he did so because he couldn't
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meet the economic sanctions demands that
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North Korea had for the United States
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but you know it's not the it's not
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Michael Cohen's fault or the Democratic
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lawmakers fault that this summit failed
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it failed because there's such a big
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gulf between the u.s. and North Korea on
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this issue of denuclearization and
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president Trump has not put in the
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spadework the diplomatic work to really
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lay the foundation for a deal and come
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to a meeting of the minds he thought he
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could jet halfway around the world and
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sort of sit face to face with Kim
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jong-un and because of the love letters
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that they sent back and forth and
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because of the personal chemistry that
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they had developed they could suddenly
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create a deal but you know international
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diplomacy doesn't quite work that way
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Laura were you at all surprised in the
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coverage of Saturday's speech by the
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president yes our phones all lit up
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I was following Phil Rutgers kind of
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minute-by-minute account of what had
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happened our phones all blew up with the
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fact that our president had used a swear
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word twice in the public domain but it
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was kind of well he's he's at it again
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there was a there was a notion that he
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had said a whole lot of things over two
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hours yes that's right I mean again I
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think that what Phil said at the top was
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key saying that it's the totality of all
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this that it was two hours which I think
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is one of the longest speech he's ever
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given but again I mean this is true to
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form for Trump and it really should be
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no surprise that he was using profanity
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we've known that he's been want to do
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that in his conversations with officials
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in the White House hey there I'm Chris
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