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situations where he was walking the wrong way, shaking hands with invisible people, saying some unintelligible gibberish, but they didn't realize that they couldn't cover it up anymore, so they decided, let's have a debate, and if it doesn't go the way it's supposed to. they knew in advance what was going to happen, then we'll do what needs to be done. my first reaction, i think my wife was shocked that i was on social media during the debate. one of my first messages was, i think he got the wrong shot. yeah, because he was very often, like when he was giving that speech to congress, he was just charged up, like he'd just had six energy drinks in one go. yeah, he was. excited and even angry, he was really tired here, and it made me think about a lot of things, including what they gave him before he went out. it seems like that scares me too, because it's like when a kidnapper takes off his mask, because they showed us how it really is. the voters don't matter, it's the sponsors and the leaders of the democratic party, like obama, schumer, jeffreys and polosi, who make all the decisions. they d

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they have said she is unintelligent, that she can't speak, that she is incapable of being articulate.r is very low, given what the republicans have presented her as. i think she needs to give a soaring speech that looks towards the future, that lifts up this party, that continues the momentum that has been built over the last three days. and offers the american people a vision for the future, and also underscores for them that it isn't about her or anybody else on the ticket, it is about them. it is about addressing their needs and moving this country forward in a way that is not divisive. host: from a republican perspective, what is the thing she could say or do that would pose the greatest threat to you and your party colleagues? rodney: there is not a single thing she can say that would pose the greatest threat to my former colleagues and republicans, it is what is she going to do after this convention? the speeches given by the presidential nominees at the convention should be great. they should wow everybody in the crowd and those watching on tv. i expect that to happen, but it i

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the revolution regard as well when it comes to data, randy, penetration of the annual security unintelligent stablish mind. iran is indeed like a piece of swiss cheese. i mean it's not the 1st time is right. it has carried out so many operations inside your on in some cases of flying drills from within your right, the entire tree, attacking emulate to installations and drone bases. and so on and so forth. so there is no doubt is rain, has massively penetration is irena intelligence and security system. the last, this particular story seems slightly far fetched. it might be that iran is trying to feed this story as opposed to one which suggests is read, use that or plays or missiles it to sort of justify as smaller than expected, responds against, is written because let's not forget that iran well is bound to retaliate. is, is quite afraid of a full scale war with israel into which united states is bound to be direct. so you're on, it is not interested in, in a full scale. well, because it, it can activate all sorts of political fractions within it wrong, given the popular discontent on the b

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there at least it is possible to find words to cover his own escape from the problem, but his unintelligible phrases in besla'. with the women victims of the besland tragedy testified that he was not ready, as well as the limited information on azerbaijan, i am not talking about the fact that he is with a fool met in order for durov to warn him that he would probably be detained, and therefore the telegram must be cleared from the special service of the information contained in it, because it could fall into the hands of a potentially ... enemy of russia, all this information needs to be analyzed detailed analysis of the situation, and now it becomes clear that the talks in tehran, which shoigu led at one time, were not aimed at stopping iran's reflection against israel, but at agreeing on additional missiles and missiles, remember , then all answered in the world, and what missiles, what missiles, now it turns out that the situation is developing in such a way that russia does need, not only shaheds, including missiles, various systems, and all this indicates that , well, as in the famous f

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then is honey, is coming, do you think being seen as a massive security fated by iran security unintelligent services? i mean i knew that israel is targeting to how much leadership yet, how many it was still found still killed. i'm going to see was embarrassing for ron, isn't it? yes, it's a clear attack on the farm and the the nomic group holidays, either of you should call it a standard sticker to you or not is remains to be seen after full investigation. we are not in very better. it's because of a security issue or because of the, the logical take a logically it's bass, veterinary that is really is, are in possession of or any other further reason by still we can say that it's a big, let's say, a strong on the credibility of these virus republicans, ford batch, there is going to be a tough response down the road from the rain is fine with that perspective. yeah, and that's uh that brings me on to ask you, i mean, a rock iran as we heard the from the bottom and speak as don to then is the death of honey. yeah. what sort of response then we'd like you to see on what all the calculations th

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