I Leave The Politics At

[bill] Clinton's Voice, His Manner Of Speaking And His Terminology, "back In Those Days... Yeah, Back Those Days... You Know, We Didn't Have The Internet Back Then." My Grandfather Said, "back In Those Days, We Didn't Have Automobiles".

The Ideas That Accompany That Victory, The Ideas And The Policies That Are Related To Those Ideas That Are Implemented After You Win The Election. And Then It's Not Just One Election; You Have To Keep Winning Elections. You Have To Keep Defeating Liberals, And It's The Same Thing Here In The Brexit Vote.

You'll Also Hear About The Widening Gap In The Educated And The Uneducated. The Liberals Will All Say, "we Must Do Something About It" And Some In Our Population Swoon, "oh, Yes, It's So Unfair, And So Unfortunate, And We've Gotta Do Something About The Inequality." So The Democrats Then Have Their Reason To Do Something About It, And The Way They Go About It Is Not Trying To Make People Equal At All. The Way They Go About It Is Not Even Rooted In Changing Inequality, At The End Of The Day. The Way They Go About It Is Destructive For Everybody.

We Come Back To Kate Fagan Of Espn Who Says We Need To Reprogram The Way We're Raising Men. You Notice We Never, Ever, Nobody Ever Discusses The Possibility That We Might Need To Reprogram The Way We Raise Women. Why? Because That's Already Perfect.

We Know From This Book Entitled... What Is It? Surrendered? Succumbed? I Can Never Remember The Title Perform. And We Learn From This Book That 24 Hours After The Election, The Hillary Clinton Campaign Decided To Blame Their Defeat On The Russians Colluding With Trump To Affect The Outcome Of The Election. And That Allegation Ends Up Being Taken So Seriously By So Many Supposedly Rational People That Now Even So-called Republicans Are Talking About Impeaching Donald Trump.