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Democrats, their allies,

the media mob are doing everything

they could possibly do to demoralize voters.

He is not participating

in a reelection campaign.

He is arguing that he should stay in office

and the election should be negated.

Democrats have made it very clear

they plan to put Joe Biden in the White House in January,

whether he wins the election or not.

When I say, "Ye," y'all yell, "Haw."

-Ye. - Haw!

- Ye! - Haw!

- Ye! - Haw!

Let's show them how smart you are.

What's two plus two?

One, two, three, four.

Good job. That's awesome!

Hold daddy's hands.

You know, because, you know,

-I can't get back up there. -One, two, three.

J

J

They call me Captain Oatmeal in this town.

This guy told me-- he goes, "Hey,

where do you keep your wings at?"

I said, "What wings?"

Wings, I ain't got no wings, man.

He goes, "All my life...

I've never seen anybody love people

the way that you love people.

You're one of those angels."

J

Thirty-three years ago today,

I was dressed up as a jazz dancer

in black tights and pink tutu,

and I had no pink tutu. I was-- I was very masculine.

And Gregory was dressed up

as an English schoolboy in Knickerbockers.

And that's how we met.

This is almost like Christmas.

This is a mess.

Then the next thing I know,

I'm sitting at his table for Thanksgiving,

and I met his entire family.

Little did they know.

Guess who's coming to dinner?

Yes.

The conservative.

Yes.

If he was anything like he is now,

I probably wouldn't have stayed with him,

if he was this rabid conservative and--

I'm not a rabid conservative.

I don't give a crap about them.

You're just--

I just vote.

Yeah, but it's how you vote, it's just awful.

I just feel like, uh, you just meet

certain people on the road at certain points in your life,

and everything works,

and then people start changing as the--

you know-- you know, they just change.

And it's, uh-- you know, you find yourself

where we are now, in a house divided.

That is too sermon--

... 54,000 just here,

uh, in this cabinet.

We'll see where it goes.

But the question is moving today, right?

Because we have the independence

at 1.9 million .

[background chatter on TV continues]

... turnout for Donald Trump is expected to do well.

[pop song playing on headphones]

J

Well, I'd like to make s'mores with you,

but I need you to eat your broccoli.

-But that's your choice-- - Want to do magic.

What? Oh, magic.

Wouldn't that be great if you could just go ,

and it would all be disappeared?

Whoo.

-Uh-oh. -

Shake it off. Shake it off. Shake it off.

Oh, that bad chair.

[pop music playing on stereo]

Ronen, what are you going to be

when you grow up?

Do you want a smooth face or beard?

Beard.

Do you want a car or a truck?

Truck.

What color do you want your truck to be?

Black.

Do you want a tiny dog?

- No, big dog. -A big dog.

-And-- - Big dog!

-- do you want to live with mom

or an apartment?

Mommy.

So who will live with you?

Will you have a friend?

- Who? -My brother.

- Your brother? -Yeah.

Okay. So, it's your imaginary brother.

[singer continues singing indistinctly]

Ashton, will you come talk to your mommy, please?

Thank you, God, for blessing us with this food.

Thank you for this day.

Thank you for being with us in everything that we do,

keep us safe and be with us in all things.

Please, uh, bring Cecilia home soon

so that we can all be here together.

-In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. - Amen.

January 2018 is when

basically our life changed,

when my wife left to go back to Mexico.

We had, uh, agreed

with the government that

we had a-- our plane tickets

for her to leave, to go home.

It's like... North America.

And-- and this is South America.

And then just six months later,

my son was diagnosed with cancer.

There's no way to get Cecilia home

because she can't apply for a visa

until at least ten years has gone.

It's been three years and we're still in the same boat.

Being a Christian, I believe

that God is going to take care of us

as long as I do what I'm supposed to do the right way.

Which is why I voted for Trump

for voting against abortion.

And now we're in the situation that we're in.

So I don't know what's going to happen.

You know, they's already talking about rioting

and going to-- going to where the election comes out tonight.

When I say they, I'm talking about...

-Democrats. -

I've never seen a Trump riot yet. Anywhere.

We have Dumb and Dumber again,

just like we did whenever we had Hillary and Trump.

That's the same situation.

You got to take the lesser of two evils.

There again, it's--

-Who's the evils? - Well--

It seems like they all are.

The ones that's trying to get your guns

and-- and trying to take all your money, that's--

that's, to me, is the evil ones.

J

I heard something behind me.

I knew something was following me.

I heard it breathing.

It was big.

I could hear its feet in the ground and the weight.

The thump of the feet.

And I started running.

I'm here.

I see you.

I was going to die, and I wanted to run away.

And I got introduced to smack,

black tar heroin, for five bucks.

And that was my way out.

It never bothered me when I was high.

But I can honestly tell you

today, I'm not afraid of anything.

I'm not afraid of anything anymore.

J

Traditionally 18 to 29-year-olds

have a lower propensity to vote.

But this time around, we're looking at

a lot of first-time voters,

voters who have grown up in the era of Parkland

and school shootings, um, and they are motivated,

uh, and they're out there voting

in exponentially larger numbers than they have...

I will never forget. I will never forget.

A man that had no business running for office