Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "CNN" channel.

  1. "Will RFK Jr. take more votes from Trump than Biden?" I've always hated that type of phrasing. It makes it sound as if the mainstream party candidates have some sort of right to people's votes. If Candidate A can't persuade enough people to vote for him, the responsibility for the failure lies with Candidate A, not Candidates B, C, or D.
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  2. You'd think a far right men's group would come up with a less stereotypical homosexual sounding name.
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  3. I don't think Trump knows what the term, "exit strategy", means.
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  4. Tell that to the people of Hawaii.
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  5. I really wish the media would stop calling them "The Squad". It sounds like something a group of 14 year old girls would call their clique. Would the media be calling these representatives "The Squad" if they were men?
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  6. @Outlaws: A better question is, if you believe CNN is nothing but "propaganda", why do you click on its videos? All you're accomplishing is helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel online.
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  7.  @fortisfortunaadiuvat9262  You can't compare ratings between a channel aimed at children and a news network. The target audience is nowhere near the same.
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  8. The stuffed toy looks like it's bigger than the baby. 🙃
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  9. @Brendo Xd Using that criteria, doesn't that make you a loser as well?
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  10. Say it again. 🙂
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  11. 1:30 -- Diana didn't leave the hospital right away, though. She stayed overnight when she had both her boys and left the next day.
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  12.  AMERICAN PATRIOT  What racism? How is it being racist to express an opinion about how the Sussexes choose to determine how to bring their baby into the world and how to let the world know it happened?
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  13. I'd better check outside my window to see if pigs are flying overhead because I can't believe that I'm finding myself in agreement with an Iranian president.
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  14. Exactly. Every time I listen or read discourse about what to do about illegal immigration, no one ever talks about cracking down on the people who hire them. I won't say it's the only answer, but I'd wager that if the penalties and jail time were made as severe as possible for those that hire illegal immigrants, we'd see a drastic drop.
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  15. In all the years I've been old enough to understand politics (somewhat), I've never seen so many people obsessed with the loser of a Presidential campaign.
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  16.  texas thunder  Which has all of nothing to do with the topic of this video.
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  17. If I was running a news network, I wouldn't even mention my competition unless it was part of a major news story (e.g., my fictitious network would've covered the story of CNN receiving bombs back in 2018).
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  18. +Mic Raw What part of it isn't true?
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  19.  @angelo2330  What remedies? It seems to me that the public discourse is stuck on what is causing climate change rather than what we should do to adapt to or fix the specific problems that are arising from it.
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  20.  @oldfashionrealamerican7458  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too!" doesn't excuse Trump's words and deeds (or lack thereof).
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  21. If Meghan had married a John Doe and decided she wanted to take his surname, the media wouldn't have any problem with calling her Megan Doe or Meghan Markle Doe. Why, then, does it seem to be extremely difficult for various media outlets to refer to her now as the Duchess of Sussex?
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  22. Actually, the answer is yes, but there isn't any collective will to do it right now.
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  23.  @nuffsaid3317  I would imagine this was more a case of Californians heeding the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., and judging the Black candidate by the content of his character rather than the color of his skin. In Elder's case, that content was found lacking.
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  24. The narrator said the siren sound was added to the video later because they didn't want to scare the little girl.
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  25.  @ericrossoni  Trump can't even spell hamburgers.
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  26. +James Sampson "Evidence" like the approximately 2000 more votes than there were people in "Bordalama"? I'm surprised the Alabama Secretary of State was able to keep from laughing when he mentioned that piece of "evidence" during a recent interview.
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  27. I'm waiting for the day Trump resigns or is removed from office to get excited.
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  28.  @wheeldealstt5445  I wasn't aware that there was a game going on.
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  29. DC wasn't made a state when its residents were finally allowed to vote for President, so why couldn't something similar happen as far as representation in Congress? Yes, I know Constitutional amendments can take time, but it seems like the best compromise between DC becoming a state and allowing voting representatives to me.
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  30. @Cory Allen "Mommy, they did it, too!" doesn't negate what happened in North Carolina.
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  31. @Chief Wampum Can you explain to me what your comment has to do with Ian's original post?
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  32. I'll wait until Trump resigns or is removed from office before I start celebrating.
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  33. @notheissue: The Republicans of the Civil War era would not be welcome in today's Republican party, and the same is true of the Democrats.
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  34. Ugly doesn't even begin to describe Lake's behavior as shown in that clip. If I was a resident of Arizona, I definitely wouldn't have voted for her based on that alone.
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  35.  @ramonpen2592  If Cillizza didn't mention something that you think should have been, that's not an example of "fake". "Fake" would've been if he made up a story that isn't true.
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  36.  Jo Nelson  If I told you that "Bob" was going to pay for your next car, wouldn't you interpret that as meaning that "Bob" would give you or the seller of the car the funds directly?
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  37. Bob Baker  What part of the video was not correct?
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  38.  @wheeldealstt5445  Says the person whose fellow Trump supporters have a very unhealthy obsession with a woman who hasn't been relevant since November 2016.
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  39. I want to see both the Democrats and Republicans cry next year and in 2020 as American voters wake up and vote for third parties and true independents.
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  40. Not that I don't disagree with you, but there's a time and place for comments like that. Please don't diss her passing by dragging that alleged human being into the conversation.
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  41. So if Chansley is convicted, he'll have ready made grounds for appeal in that he didn't have competent counsel because his own lawyer openly slandered him.
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  42. +ckmanzano What are they saying that's false?
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  43. @Bruce Bruce: As long as companies are willing to advertise on Carlson and Pirro's shows, Fox News won't do anything to reprimand them.
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  44. I've read comments from Tr - - p supporters on other forums who have insisted that the counting of votes must be done the night of the election. How do they expect that to be done if the ballots must be counted by hand three times?
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  45. Some people just don't appreciate how good they have it, do they?
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  46. Yet he and his supporters whine about immigrants not learning English.
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  47. Fox News should be sending flowers and a card to CNN every so often to thank it for the free advertising.
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  48. It's understandable. I can't speak for anyone else, but in cases like this, where I didn't personally know the deceased, any sadness I feel tends to be for the family and friends who are missing their loved one. Even more so when it's a child or pet who has lost a parent or owner.
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  49. Doesn't excuse the President from acting and tweeting with a similar maturity level.
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  50. @Tree: Clicking on its videos isn't going to help your prophecy come true.
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  51. @blendedtonesable: Exactly. There aren't too many places that don't experience some form of severe weather or similar natural disasters (e.g., wildfires, earthquakes) on a regular basis.
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  52. Says the person who took the time and effort to click on this video and leave a comment.
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  53.  @stanleywong58  Maybe if these guys dressed more like Civil War soldiers instead of the biker from the Village People, I'd be more inclined to think of the name "Proud Boys" in a different light.
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  54.  @mariaerobles5852  Who says the person "suzy q" is wishing for is either a Democrat or Republican?
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  55. If I was in Pelosi's position, I would've been more blunt. My quote would've been something like, "I think the President should be impeached and removed from office, but as long as there are a significant number of Senators who will support him no matter what he does, impeachment is a waste of time."
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  56.  Boston 508617  And what generation do you belong to that compels you to make rude comments?
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  57.  @fortisfortunaadiuvat9262  I'm not accusing you of lying about the statistics, but if I learned nothing else in STAT 101, it's that statistics can be misinterpreted. Okay, Nickelodeon's ratings may be higher than CNN's, but the average Nickelodeon viewer more than likely doesn't watch any news network anyway, so to claim gloating rights over it is in error.
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  58.  @brothersanguinary9072  Actually, I think Nickelodeon's target audience is more mature. 😀
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  59. pim telman  Well, that's the problem, the smart people in America are too smart to put themselves and their families through the process and media scrutiny that running for President entails these days.
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  60. In this particular election, I don't think it was loyalty to Newsom or the Democratic Party in general that spurred turnout as much as not wanting to hear the words, "Governor Larry Elder".
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  61. When Musk was in the process of buying the company, there were quite a few Twitter critics who were celebrating the supposed return of "free speech" to the platform. I had a feeling then that he wasn't going to be the savior they were expecting and these suspensions give some credence to my speculation.
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  62. And here is CNN helping them out by giving them prominent coverage. 🙄
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  63. The only sentence of yours I agree with is that it is sad to see Carter as physically frail as he appeared. However, I'm pretty sure the decision for him to attend his wife's memorial service was made between him, his doctors, and his family.
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  64. +docbar Why can't both entities be antagonistic to the US? P.S. I would include the Republican party in that list of enemies as well.
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  65. @Ted Cameron: Whatever reason made Flake change his mind, it wasn't to keep his seat. His seat is up for election this year, but he declined to run again.
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  66. "He lost his mind." Pot meet kettle.
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  67. Politics is part of the news.
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  68. Yet here you are watching it.
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  69. Not everything in life is political.
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  70.  @slapdat.byteme  You did by mentioning Biden in the comment section of a video in which he wasn't seen, heard, or mentioned.
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  71. ​ @peterw2714  They can always time their cruises so they can spend some time at the ports they want to explore further.
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  72. But why suspend accounts that are discussing the suspension of the first account?
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  73.  @cenkuygur42  In the 35+ years that I've been aware of politics, I've never seen a group of people so obsessed with the losing candidate of a presidential election as Trump supporters are.
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  74. @malabo10: Yeah, 3½ minutes out of the 1440 minutes a day that CNN is on the air is really going to make people forget the serious news. 🙄
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  75. And he's more reliable because ... ?
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  76. Usually, if something makes me sick, I avoid it.
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  77. Assuming that you're referring to Biden, the very fact that he's the nominee shows that the Democrats don't want to win this election. The reason why I say this is because if you look at the past 45-ish years, the only times the Democrats have won the White House is when their nominee has been someone outside the DC establishment (or, in Obama's case, had only recently joined it). Biden is the very definition of a DC insider.
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  78.  @dickjones8119  Did you even read my post or did you just decide to let everyone know you have a hate-on for CNN?
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  79. +TrustkillProductionz This wasn't meant to be a hard news segment. I thought most people understood that.
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  80. I haven't heard one way or another, but I would imagine she'll be resigning her Senate seat before the new Congress meets in January.
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  81. Do you have proof that she has no proof?
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  82. I'm going to guess that it'll be something along the lines of Trump, not unlike Jesus Christ, can do no wrong and anyone who says otherwise is evil incarnate.
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  83. Your actions don't match your words.
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  84. A good rule of thumb if you doubt what a national news outlet is saying is to look up local news sites.
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  85.  @tedrobertson1344  I don't have any objection, in theory, to being allowed to look at your own vote, but when it comes to voting, I don't trust technology beyond pen and paper all that much.
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  86. Impeachment is only the first step in the attempt to remove a sitting President and, per the Constitution, is the sole responsibility of the House. Once a President is impeached, the Senate tries him and votes on whether or not to remove him.
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  87.  @mouseutopiadystopia24601  Even though there are homosexuals who are far right, the philosophy as a whole (in the US, at least) is not gay friendly.
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  88. That figure does seem kind of low when you consider that YouTube is a worldwide platform.
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  89. Lila isn't an attack dog (unless you're a squirrel).
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  90. Or it could've been an accident. Those do happen.
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  91. Ross Perot was a true independent.
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  92. I don't know if it's a "clear" path, but I'm sure Chauvin's lawyer will try to navigate it.
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  93. I can't believe people are still using mindless words and phrases like "Fake News". Don't they realize how uneducated it makes them sound?
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  94. tom Dobyns  Yet you clicked on one of CNN's videos. Thanks, by the way, for helping to keep its YouTube channel alive and well.
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  95.  @homeroserrano3865  A fancier way to say "boot licker" or "butt kisser".
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  96. Which has what relevance to anyone besides those with a financial stake in those companies?
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  97.  @kavic1234  Unless you have a financial stake in the company, why do you care what CNN's ratings are?
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  98. It's California School for the Deaf - Riverside.
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  99. @Gooey 911: You do realize that Trump was a celebrity before being elected President, right?
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  100. I can't see it being a full stroke if he was able to "come back", for lack of a more proper medical term, after about 30 seconds. If this was caused by any neurological problems, my money is on a TIA.
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  101. "No adult has time for this." Well, since you not only had the time to click on this video, but also leave a novella length comment, the only conclusion I can come to is that you're not an adult.
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  102. @Eric Armstrong: If you believed that, you wouldn't have had the inclination to click on this video, much less leave a comment.
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  103.  @gadiantonrobber5692  I can't agree or disagree about Newsom's performance as governor since I don't live in California. But I do live in Florida and if we had a recall election in which my choices were the current governor (who acts more like a banana republic dictator than a law abiding governor) and someone I perceived as even worse (don't know who could be worse, but let's pretend), I'd very reluctantly vote not to recall DeSantis.
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  104.  @gadiantonrobber5692  "I dont live in FL, but to me Desantis is fighting FOR your rights." And that is a excellent example as to why I try not to judge how other states are run and/or who's running them. The perspective of someone who does live there can be vastly different than the perspective of someone who doesn't. You believe DeSantis is fighting for my rights, I see him as trampling over the rights of almost everyone in this state.
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  105. The US Constitution would disagree with you. "The House of Representatives shall [choose] their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment." https://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a1
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  106. To be honest, I don't know what the procedure is regarding how a Senate trial is instigated, but I'm pretty sure, whatever happens or doesn't happen, the record of the House voting for impeachment will still stand.
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  107. My reaction is that DeSantis needs to grow up. That is not acceptable behavior from a governor.
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  108. The question should be why does CNN give Lindell and Fox News free advertising?
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  109.  @dennismanson6621  I'd prefer that people express themselves like somewhat educated adults.
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  110.  TUBER SURFER  Just because someone isn't a Trump supporter doesn't mean that she / he voted for Clinton.
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  111. A little crude, but I agree with the sentiment. 🙂
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  112. The expectation of Anderson's giggle was the only reason I clicked on this video. He's so adorable when he does that. 😊
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  113. +moplum The Electoral College doesn't assess the suitability of a Presidential candidate. It's sole duty is to cast electoral votes based on which candidate won the most individual votes in the states the electors represent.
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  114. @Cory Allen The Democratic Party of today is not the same party of the 19th to mid 20th century as far as support of civil rights are concerned. If civil rights were the only issue, a modern day average Democrat who found himself back in, let's say, 1898, would feel more at home in the Republican party of the era. An average Trump supporter in the same situation would've been welcome with open arms by the Democrats of the same era.
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  115. I've already seen some comments to that effect on other forums, although the more popular comments are claiming that Mike Pence has the power to unilaterally reject certain states' electors.
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  116. So you're okay with someone who risks his personal safety and ignores his duties as a governor to fly off to a foreign country without telling anyone, including his own security detail?
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  117.  @brettthorndike1079  Only because advertisers were threatening to bail.
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  118.  AMERICAN PATRIOT  No problem. 🙂
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  119. Who do you think would've benefitted had the suit been successful?
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  120. Probably not.
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  121.  @bobs182  Trump's personality disorder is apparent to anyone who watches and listens to him for more than a minute.
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  122. @Annette Smith: I could be proven wrong, but I would imagine that if the Queen was going to grant Baby Sussex the same exemption she gave the younger Cambridge children, it would've been announced already.
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  123. So CNN and the other news outlets set up this certification panel? Where's the real one, then?
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  124. 2:02 -- Maybe my memory is faulty, but I thought Common Core started under Bush, not Obama.
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  125. No. In Japan, if a princess marries a commoner, she becomes one herself. So she is no longer Princess Mako, but Mako Komuro.
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  126. @Cory Allen What does that have to do with the election fraud that occurred in North Carolina?
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  127. @BloodofYeshuaMessiah: You believe in Tinfoil!Soros? Do you still believe Santa is real as well?
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  128. It was someone hitting the wrong button during a shift change.
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  129. CNN is not helping the overall decrease in civility in the public sphere by airing Trump's coarse language. 😡
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  130.  @JamesBateman11  Hannity opened himself to being subpoenaed as a witness, definitely, but he didn't break any law in that clip by mentioning what he claims Cohen told him. If Hannity is lying and repeats that lie in front of Congress or a court, then he'd be breaking the law.
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  131. Isaiah Gauthier  You do realize that, except for being "politically correct", you've described Trump?
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  132.  @byunbaekhyun2283  I seriously doubt that the media would be using such a nickname for a group of male lawmakers. Are you suggesting that my criticism is "patriarchal & misogynistic nonsense"? News flash: The very reason why I'm criticizing this is because I am a woman and it irks me when professional women aren't treated the same way in the media that professional men are.
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  133. Thanks a lot. I so didn't need that image in my head. 🤢 Now I have to go find some brain bleach.
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  134. @Ani Bell: Bravo. 👏 Very well thought out analysis. 👍
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  135. I know the official position of the UK government at the time was that Britain should remain in the EU, but didn't it occur to anyone within the government that the voters might have voted to leave and planned for potential exit negotiations accordingly? I'll admit that I'm not following this too closely, so maybe I'm missing some vital information, but it seems to me that the UK entered the negotiations not unlike a student who didn't study at all during the school year and is now facing a tough final exam.
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  136. Says the person who helps keep CNN relevant by clicking on its videos.
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  137.  @chrislowe8746  But until recently, nobody could touch him because he was under the protection of the Ecuadorian government. Once that protection was revoked, Assange was arrested.
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  138. If Clinton has done anything illegal and she's not at least on trial right now, who's fault is that? Could it be the person in charge of the Justice Department? Or the person who hired the person in charge?
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  139.  @robertcwalkeriii6267  "Mommy, Obama did bad things too!" doesn't excuse anything Trump has done and said.
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  140. Because McCain didn't want him there. I can understand why. Trump wouldn't be able to resist somehow making himself the center of attention.
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  141. What is a "correct" panel and what did this panel say that was inaccurate?
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  142.  @themanwithnoname4385  Well, when I hear "Kardashians" I think of classless slatterns, so I thought I'd set the record straight.
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  143. I hate to say it, but picking Allred as your lawyer is almost as good as saying that you're lying about whatever the accusation is.
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  144. Considering this segment wasn't reporting any news, I'm failing to see what news was fake. Perhaps you could enlighten us?
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  145. I can think of at least 535 federal employees that don't deserve their paychecks.
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  146.  @Woodbug-b7t  I want Trump out as much as the next person, but I just don't see a need to pop the champagne cork every time someone close to Trump gets busted. At the rate that's going, the world would run out of champagne before Trump finally leaves. 🙃
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  147. In all seriousness, I really do suspect this could be a trap of sorts. Not the kill or kidnap type of trap (although that's not outside the realm of possibility), but more like Kim goading Trump into saying something that would give him the pretext to attack South Korea and/or the US.
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  148. Only a bigger one would bully minors into taking them off.
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  149.  @peterbondy  If you're referring to "Alice" in the original post, I believe the commenter was parodying Alice in Wonderland.
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  150. Just like I tend not to take seriously people who parrot words and phrases like "fake news".
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  151. +Roland Lytle Obviously, Fox News must be in on the conspiracy as well. 😀
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  152. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  153.  @ferdorski  Wouldn't it make more sense to post a rant against MSNBC on one of its own videos instead of one of CNN's?
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  154.  @ZZ_Tops_007  "Chica", actually. 👩
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  155.  @ZZ_Tops_007  It's a picture of my late dog.
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  156.  @ZZ_Tops_007  Thanks. I had him since he was 6 months old and he was 16 when he had to be put to sleep this past October, so we were together for quite a while.
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  157. In this case, Iran is saying what many people already believe.
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  158. So are people who can't write proper sentences in English.
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  159. What's exciting is seeing all these people clicking on CNN's videos and helping to keep its YouTube channel up and running.
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  160. I hate to burst the bubble of the alternate reality you live in, but when you click on these videos, you're helping CNN's viewing numbers.
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  161. +Mr. Wolf You know the difference between a consenting encounter (as immoral as it was) and sexual assault?
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  162. +Mr. Wolf It doesn't matter if Moore was a Democrat, Republican, or Prohibitionist when these events took place. Illegal is illegal regardless of political affiliation.
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  163.  @captinbeyond  "Mommy, they do it, too!" is not an argument. There is no excuse for whoever called in this bomb threat. I am so tempted to start calling what others call "whataboutism" the "Tattletale Defense" because that's exactly what the people that use it remind me of: little children tattling on others. Mother: Suzie, you're going to be in big trouble for calling in that bomb threat. Suzie: But, Mommy, a Bernie Sanders supporter shot Rep. Scalise!
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  164. Your actions contradict your words.
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  165. There's a reason why law schools don't teach "Mommy, they did it, too!" as a defense method.
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  166. I would've loved to have seen at least one of those kids tell DeSantis firmly (but politely) and loud enough for the mic to pick up, "No". It's a word people like him don't hear often enough.
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  167. I've always said that Fox News would never boot the likes of Carlson and Hannity unless keeping them cost the company more money than getting rid of them. My guess that's what ended up happening with Carlson. The powers that be may be scapegoating him as a primary reason as to why the company now has to shell out nearly $800 million. Note: I am not defending Carlson by any means when I say he's being scapegoated, just that he's not the only one at Fox News responsible for its current legal troubles.
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  168. Wouldn't you want to forget about him too?
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  169. You made a point, Chris, although I don't think it was the one you intended. This video is just one more example of how the major political parties are only interested in gaining and maintaining power, not the needs of this country.
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  170. Before hitting the "Comment" button, ask yourself this: Would I want my friends and family to see such a comment in the immediate aftermath of my death?
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  171.  Scrotus Maximus  You can express those opinions without being ugly about it. The people I was hoping in vain would heed my advice are those who can't seem to express themselves like mature adults.
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  172.  Scrotus Maximus  Case in point.
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  173.  Jennifer Erickson  There'd be no point. It's rotted away from not being used.
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  174.  @russianbot2179  Well, I'm sure the families and friends of those killed will be so relieved to hear that. 🙄
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  175. Did it ever occur to you that maybe the results aren't due to people loving Newsom, but more to do with disliking who could've replaced him even more?
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  176. One thing that would help get Congress back on the right track is for voters to stop voting for anyone with a (R) or (D) after her/his name.
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  177. Which has not a blessed thing to do with this video, but thanks for trying.
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  178. The government still has to pay a land owner if it seizes land through eminent domain, but it could end up being way less than market value.
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  179.  @juanitashatley9438  I'm just pointing out a fact. I didn't say that I agreed with said fact.
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  180. @David James: Be careful what you wish for, people with that kind of power don't stop with just those entities you dislike. Or as a wise person on another forum stated, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  181. If the guy's not going to resign and whatever procedure Virginia has to remove a governor isn't being implemented, what else is there to the story?
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  182. It's bad enough to read and watch stories about Trump when he's the topic, please don't drag him into conversations that don't concern him.
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  183. As an American, I can't wait for the day this show gets cancelled.
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  184. What's funnier is that people like you even care about imaginary numbers that have no meaning to anyone other than those who have financial investments in the network.
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  185. What county or city in this country uses AI for anything related to elections?
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  186. These weren't federal charges.
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  187. I think Hannity should be fired simply because he's a childish bully, but I haven't heard one word today that actually indicates he committed any crime.
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  188. +Dennis Janda Elected officials being banned from malls is not an everyday occurrence, so I can understand remembering after all these years that Moore had been banned.
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  189. +Dennis Janda Yes, I have worked retail both in a mall and other locations. Do I remember all the banned people? No, of course not, but referring back to my original post, if I had been told that a local elected official was persona non grata , I'd probably still remember that to this day since that would have been very odd. Actually, the guy being interviewed did say he told someone that Moore was in the store, but whoever he told said it was okay. If it had been me, I would've assumed that the ban must have been lifted.
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  190. He always reminded me of the serial killer from Manhunter (the 80's version).
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  191. If it were up to Trump, people like you would be arrested for aiding the enemy (i.e., clicking on CNN's videos).
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  192. Nothing against Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people to high office whose last job was TV host?
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  193. I wonder when someone at CNN and/or FOX news will have the light bulb click on in her/his head and realize that segments like this are nothing more than free ad time for their competitors.
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  194. No, Clinton wouldn't have been any better, but that doesn't mean Trump should be immune from criticism.
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  195. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  196. This wasn't a news report, it was an analysis. Thanks for clicking on the video and keeping CNN alive and well.
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  197. The problem is that Trump is the President. He has to have an eye on him at all times much like a toddler with a box of matches standing in a room flooded with gasoline.
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  198. Colorado wouldn't be a good location. It wouldn't be able to stay open all year and too close to Disney's California location.
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  199. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  200. In this case, it's voter suppression since, if these people didn't realize their party affiliation had been changed, they wouldn't be allowed to vote in the next primary.
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  201. More like a cult leader.
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  202. My first sighting of the Soros Fairy today!
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  203. Yet you're aiding the "enemy" by clicking on these videos.
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  204.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  "... behavior of the weak"? Really? It seems to me that it's the weak who can't break away from things they say are bad for them.
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  205.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  No, nothing wrong with that at all. Who knows, you might just learn something new or look at an issue in a new light. It's how you're reacting, however, that makes no sense to me. If CNN causes you to react like a cornered animal ("CNNemy"), why watch it?
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  206.  @buildthewallwiththewoke  Which brings the conversation back to why you would continue to help out a channel that you feel is so toxic it incites you to post inane responses like "CNNemy" or long winded responses like above that doesn't even answer the question I asked.
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  207. What did he loosen?
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  208. So why enable it by clicking on its videos?
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  209. My condolences to Anderson and his family.
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  210. I wish I could give you more than one thumbs up. That was very clever. 👍🏻👍🏻
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  211. If he had a pair, he'd disassociate himself from the Republican party.
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  212. How so?
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  213. So Congress, which is responsible for drawing up the budget, had nothing to do with it?
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  214.  @Knightswoop1  I didn't say Obama didn't share in the blame, but that blame has to be allocated to everyone involved in drawing up and signing off on spending bills.
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  215. Do you know how to spell "know"?
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  216. Either figure shows that there are a lot of people not happy with this new law.
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  217. He's still out there with his own website and radio program on shortwave.
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  218. The Senate itself can't overturn the election. This is what could happen, however: If someone in Congress wants to challenge the legitimacy of a states' electors, he/she may do so, but that person must have someone from the opposite chamber sign off on it with her/him (e.g., if Senator X wants to challenge the electors from Georgia, a member of the House of Representatives must sign off on it with the Senator). Once a state's electors are formally challenged, each chamber of Congress holds a brief (up to two hours) debate, then votes on whether or not to reject the contested electors. The catch, though, is that both the House and Senate must vote to reject the electors. If one chamber votes to reject and the other doesn't, then the electors must be accepted.
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  219.  @JJones-nf9ce  What wasn't correct in this video?
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  220.  @JJones-nf9ce  It's a simple question. If you can't answer it, then your claim is null and void.
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  221. If DC was going to be absorbed by a state, it would make more sense for it to be absorbed by Maryland since DC is on the Maryland side of the Potomac.
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  222. @Douglas Dobson: Somehow I doubt racist people in this country differentiate between the two categories before deciding to say or do something ugly.
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  223. How is this executive order a "choice" for businesses that want their employees vaccinated?
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  224. If Ryan is still a Trump supporter, he didn't help Trump in that press conference. Claiming that the President of the United States, who's supposed to be a mature adult, is trolling people only strengthens the case of the people who want to see Trump out of office.
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  225. The decision to photoshop the pictures was made by one teacher, not the school administration or the county school board.
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  226. I'm voting for someone other than a Democrat or Republican because I'm sick of both sides.
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  227. What in this report wasn't correct?
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  228. And what makes you a more trustworthy source of information?
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  229. In what reality is that going to happen? The only very, very, very remote shot Trump has at this point is that Congress rejects enough states' electors to throw the election to the House. And the reason I say "very, very, very remote shot" is because both chambers of Congress have to agree to reject any state's electors and you know that's not going to happen.
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  230. Clicking on these videos won't help them go away.
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  231. Then why are you watching CNN?
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  232.  @ivanp4874  More like come to be laughed at for your cluelessness. All you accomplish by watching these videos is to add viewer numbers to the channel, which in turn encourages CNN to continue the very behavior you're criticizing. 😆
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  233.  @ivanp4874  Your click counts as a view, so thanks for doing your bit to keep this YouTube channel active. 👍🏻
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  234. To be honest, if that recording exists, it really doesn't have much value anymore. When you consider that everything that Trump's done so far hasn't mobilized people to call for his resignation, I doubt watching him watching two women urinate on a hotel bed is going to be a deal breaker.
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  235. @Melissa Benson: The only requirements to be US President is that the office holder must be a natural born citizen (which isn't dependent upon the citizenship status of one's parents), at least 35 years old, and have resided in this country for at least 14 years. Even though I'm not planning on voting for Harris, I can't say that she doesn't meet those qualifications.
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  236. Well CNN thinks you do since you took the time to click and comment on the video.
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  237.  Lynne Hunter  Isn't it, though? You'd think that people like Greg would understand that all they're doing is encouraging the media to cover the Sussexes even more.
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  238. Let's say I claimed that snowflakes were purple. It's on me to prove they are, not on you to prove they're not, because I'm the one making the claim. Same thing with the claim that voting and/or election fraud occurred. It's on the accusers to prove it, not the accused to prove otherwise.
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  239. Since when is a media outlet required by law to provide a platform for speech?
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  240. If there's a YouTube channel I don't want to watch, I just don't watch it. I certainly don't go out of my way to click on it and make comments. All that accomplishes is to encourage the channel provider to keep on posting videos.
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  241. I've heard that Playboy's news articles are generally well respected by the journalistic community, but since its primary reason for existing is not news gathering, how do its correspondents get a hard pass?
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  242. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  243. Chauvin may be eligible to be separated from the general population.
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  244. Confident people don't need to write novel length comments.
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  245. Okay, so totally off topic, but does anyone else think this Maria Butina looks like Louise Brealey?
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  246. But you are supporting CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  247. The temptation to point out the logical conclusion of that statement is so strong.
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  248. @John Matrixx: All that counts are the clicks, which you help contribute.
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  249.  @christopherwalkinalloverya5824  What I find puzzling is that it's mostly Trump supporters who bring her up every chance they get. News flash: She lost two years ago, come join the rest of us in 2018.
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  250.  @christopherwalkinalloverya5824  Liberal? Me? 🤣 Thanks, that's the best laugh I've had so far today. Hon, I'm as far from liberal as the Sun is from Pluto. And not that it's really any of your business, but I didn't vote for either Trump or Clinton. I think it's the Trump supporters who are delusional because they're the ones who keep talking about her. Like I said in my previous post, she lost two years ago. She's in the past, keep her there.
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  251. You know that's baloney sauce. Don't stoop to the level of a Trump supporter.
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  252. Not that I have any disagreement with what Keilar is presenting, but she could present it in a more professional manner.
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  253. The irony is strong with this one.
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  254. The federal government is responsible for at least part of the replacement costs because a federal highway crossed the bridge.
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  255. Because there's no law that states a business can't discriminate against you because of who your employer is.
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  256. And I'm sure you've submitted your evidence to the appropriate authorities.
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  257. I can't put my finger on why, but I don't trust Musk. I have a suspicion that those who think he's some sort of social media savior would end up extremely disappointed if he were to buy and control Twitter.
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  258. Don't give me that baloney sauce that it's the Democrat's fault that Trump's agenda regarding immigration (legal and otherwise). Republicans have been in charge of the House and Senate from day one of Trump's presidency.
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  259.  @drakesessions3544  I still wouldn't cover what my competition says or does (again, unless it's part of a bigger story like the bombs left at CNN back in 2018) because the last thing I want to do is give my competition free advertising.
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  260. Why would anyone else care about your imaginary friend, "Brandon"?
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  261. 1:52 -- She's lucky I'm not her boss. I wouldn't tolerate unprofessional language like that.
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  262. That actually makes a stronger case as to why Trump shouldn't continue to be in office. Normal people his age don't behave in such a childish manner.
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  263. Well, I will have to concede that if it wasn't for all the news media treating his campaign seriously instead of the joke that it should've been viewed as, he wouldn't be President now. As far as the media focusing on Trump now, I see it in the same light as keeping an eye on a two year old who has a tendency to walk out of the house and into a busy street the second your back is turned.
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  264. I think it's hilarious that you just insulted yourself.
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  265.  @newport1141  You know what "stupid" really is? It's knowing that you don't like something (a TV show, a certain food, etc...), yet continuing to partake while whining how much you don't like it.
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  266.  @newport1141  Depends on what you're reading. If a 50 year old can't understand a book written for a five year old and she/he doesn't have a mental impairment, that can be considered stupid. On the other hand, if you're reading an academic journal in a subject area that you're not an expert in, you're probably not going to understand all of it, but it doesn't mean you're stupid, just not knowledgeable about the subject.
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  267.  @newport1141  Looking at the state of your posts, I wouldn't be questioning other people's educational achievements if I were you.
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  268.  @newport1141  Our educational achievements (or possibly the lack thereof) have no relevance to this conversation.
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  269.  @newport1141  IQ only has meaning if you're trying to get into Mensa or trying to get your child into a special education program (in the US at least).
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  270.  @newport1141  "I do feel that you should be more open to different opinions and be careful on what and how you post." Looking at your very first post in this conversation makes the above sentence seem a bit contradictory.
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  271.  @newport1141  Nope, you didn't upset me in the least. I just like pointing out discrepancies between a post that whines about a video or channel and the fact that the commenter voluntarily clicked on it, knowing that he/she won't like what's being shown.
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  272.  @newport1141  Wow, your grasp on reality doesn't seem too secure. If I don't exist, then why are you continually responding to my posts?
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  273.  @newport1141  "and it makes me laugh!" You know what makes me laugh? Watching people like you continue to click on the videos of a channel you claim to dislike (which you've done about 15 times from the beginning of this conversation). I'm sure CNN appreciates your support.
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  274.  @newport1141  Again, looking at how you write sentences, I wouldn't be calling others stupid if I was in your shoes.
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  275.  @newport1141  "There is a reason you cant find a job and have more that 40k in college debt." And you came to this erroneous conclusion how?
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  276.  @newport1141  "Special powers" is not an answer.
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  277.  @newport1141  That doesn't answer the question, either.
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  278.  @newport1141  "what do you want to hear?" One of two things: what information you used to come to the incorrect assumption that I don't have a job and am currently saddled with massive debt from college or you admitting that you just made up all of that.
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  279.  @newport1141  Nope, it doesn't work like that. You made the claim, so it's on you to prove it if challenged.
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  280.  @newport1141  Not for me.
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  281.  @newport1141  I have nothing to prove. I'm not the one who made the accusation.
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  282.  @newport1141  Regardless of the correct word, you're still not answering my question.
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  283.  @newport1141  As I mentioned before, it's on you to prove your assumption, not on me to confirm or deny it.
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  284.  @newport1141  Not going to happen. My personal life is none of your business unless I choose to make it so.
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  285.  @newport1141  If you're not going to answer my question, then there's no point in continuing this particular conversation.
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  286. Residents of DC have been able to vote in presidential elections since the 23rd Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified in 1961 (which would mean the first presidential election for DC residents was in 1964).
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  287. Maybe in your version of reality, people can't possibly do something nice that doesn't benefit them monetarily, but that's not how many people are in the real world. It may not seem that way from watching the news, but they are around. Speaking of living in different realities, who do you think would become President should Biden resign or be removed from office?
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  288. +Alex da Vinci Please don't use the term "Trump Derangement Syndrome". It only makes the user sound like a Trump supporter.
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  289.  @GeraudRulz  As far as I'm concerned, I don't think there's anything wrong with that idea in theory. The problem is how Trump wants to accomplish it. In the US, any changes to the Constitution have to go through an extensive procedure that involves a super-majority of US states. What Trump is proposing is bypassing that constitutionally mandated procedure and simply signing an executive order overriding the 14th Amendment.
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  290.  @pattysmith3920  If the 14th Amendment needs to be reformed, there is a constitutional procedure for that and that procedure is not an executive order.
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  291.  @GeraudRulz  Actually, my thoughts on birthright citizenship came before Trump. Maybe he's copying me? 😉
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  292.  @radiatedlesbiannun4786  And what case is currently before the Supreme Court that's going to accomplish that?
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  293.  Shadowy Outcomes  Harris can't hold both offices at the same time, so she'd have to give up her Senate seat by January 20th (the day she's sworn in as VP) at the latest. I was just speculating that she might do so sooner because she'll probably be spending more time preparing for her new role than fulfilling her responsibilities as a Senator.
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  294. I believe I read somewhere that he was going to end up there, but what his exact role will be, I don't know. I can't really imagine that a dog with his training will simply be a comfort dog, though.
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  295.  @tommyrwestbrook5799  Kind of hard to have people arrested if you can't tell police who they are, what they look like (especially for online threats), or if they leave before the police get there.
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  296. "Mommy, Clinton did bad things too!" is not a defense.
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  297.  @MalleusDei275  It's still unnerving to hear a President say he'd be willing to break the law if the opportunity presented itself.
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  298.  @MalleusDei275  Yet again, you're trying to excuse Trump by pointing out that Clinton may have done illegal things as well. If you're going to defend Trump, then do it with arguments that address what he said or did, not by using what I call "The Tattletale Defense" (so named by me because people who use it sound like kids tattling on others: "Mommy, they did bad things, too!").
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  299.  @MalleusDei275  I'm not talking about Obama or Clinton. That's not the topic of this video.
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  300. If it was up to me, I'd be fining Trump's campaign and/or his lawyers for wasting the courts' time by presenting arguments that have nothing to do with the filed case.
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  301. Which has what to do with this video?
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  302.  @epatricialofton9094  The First Amendment doesn't require that private companies provide us with platforms to express ourselves.
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  303.  @epatricialofton9094  Businesses that are open to the public do have the right to expect their customers to adhere to basic rules of conduct. And if some customers refuse to do so, the businesses have the right to remove the unruly customers from their properties. That's essentially what happened to Taylor Greene.
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  304.  @epatricialofton9094  You're right, you don't understand.
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  305. Unless you have a financial stake in CNN or the people that work there, why do you even know or care how many people are watching it (clicking on its YouTube videos does count)?
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  306. I can understand being frustrated at having to fix someone else's mistakes, but since there's nothing Trump can do about whatever he believes Obama did or didn't do, he should put on his big boy undies and get on with it.
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  307.  @amigojones5962  Just because I refuse to worship Trump doesn't mean I lean left politically.
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  308. Businesses didn't hold guns to our heads forcing us to buy Chinese made products.
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  309. Not just yesterday. This has been in his system for about two weeks.
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  310. "Mommy, she / he did bad things, too!" is really getting old and boring as an excuse. 🙄
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  311. If that comment is aimed at Stewart, it seems like he's doing more by not being a politician.
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  312. Because they're closeted CNN lovers. 😁
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  313.  @jpvalley3839  You're not under any legal obligation to click on every video that YouTube recommends to you.
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  314.  @jayk8756  Then "almost everyone" would be staying away from CNN's videos. Doesn't make any sense to be clicking on the videos of a channel you supposedly "hate". The only thing that's being accomplished is encouraging the channel to stay active.
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  315.  @jpvalley3839  That's the impression I received from your original comment.
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  316. Which has what to do with this video about a US military base in South Korea?
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  317. I don't know the ins and outs of Georgia law, but the general principle of "felony murder" is that if you commit a felony and someone dies, you're held responsible whether or not you actually killed that person.
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  318. How do you know that?
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  319. Tr - - p would never have picked Rubio anyway since they're both from Florida and the electors from that state wouldn't have been able to vote for both of them.
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  320. Because CNN knows the number of registered voters in the remaining areas to be counted and figured that even if every one of them voted to recall Newsom, it still wouldn't put the "Yes" vote at the 50%+1 vote needed for Newsom to lose.
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  321. @NPC #8264419 : Thank you for helping to keep this channel on YouTube for those of us who don't have cable / satellite TV.
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  322. Although I probably won't be voting for Kennedy, I agree that people need to break free from the idea that there are only two choices for President.
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  323. Ask whoever should have charged and arrested him.
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  324. I didn't vote for DeSantis.
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  325. Apparently she came to her senses.
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  326. Everyone is capable of cheating.
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  327. I'm disappointed that an educated person like Amanpour would use the parrot phrase, "nothing burger".
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  328. It launched in 1980, which would mean it's celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
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  329. Haley works in New York City, not at the White House.
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  330. It's just the impression I got from the article that the writer is someone who is exposed to Trump on a more frequent basis than someone like Haley would be.
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  331. Then why are you aiding and abetting this "enemy" by clicking on its videos?
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  332. No, because I didn't vote for him in the first place.
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  333. 0:56 -- Trump didn't lose, nor did Clinton win, the nationwide popular vote in 2016 because it is not the criteria by which a President is elected in this country.
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  334. I can't see suing the Secret Service since all it was doing was following the orders of the White House.
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  335. I prefer to have a civilized discussion with people who can express themselves like mature adults.
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  336. The reason we have secret ballots is to keep voters safe from intimidation to vote for the "right" candidate and/or safe from retaliation for voting for the "wrong" one.
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  337. @Dean River: What was incorrect in this video?
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  338. Go to https://www.youtube.com/user/CNN/videos and you'll find plenty of other videos that may be more to your liking.
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  339. " 'News' has just become entertainment to get the most views, the most clicks, ..." Including yours, apparently.
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  340. +Michal K So the certification we saw was false? What happened to the real certification board?
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  341. +Silent Gam3r 66 Then what happened to the real certification board?
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  342. +Angela White Just like you're embarrassing every teacher you had who tried to teach you how to spell and write proper sentences?
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  343. I don't know which is funnier: imagining media personalities and Democrats cooing like pigeons or that you still misspelled "coup" even though it's in the very title of this video.
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  344. Which only other communists would be watching, right comrade?
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  345. Thanks for clicking on the video and keeping CNN on YouTube for the rest of us.
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  346. I'll admit to watching Spongebob Squarepants on occasion, but as a whole, that and CNN have two very different audiences. Advertisers on CNN aren't targeting children, so they really don't give a flip that a cartoon might have better ratings numerically.
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  347. Well, at least it can count on you to continue clicking on its videos, so thanks again for helping to keep CNN alive and well.
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  348.  MorganLeeR  You're welcome. 🙂
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  349. "The mass killings are in your liberal restricted law gun states." I wasn't aware that states like Texas (e.g., Uvalde-2022, El Paso-2019, Sutherland Springs-2017) and Florida (e.g., Jacksonville-2018, Parkland-2018, Orlando-2016) were considered liberal.
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  350. What Trump doesn't seem to comprehend is that if social media sites like Twitter were made liable for the content posted on their sites, they just might consider him too risky and block him altogether.
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  351. +Deek 44 Actually, the owner's name is Stephanie Wilkinson. Makes you sound like the sexist one for assuming that the owner was male.
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  352. +Deek 44 I'm smart enough to know that sexism had nothing to do with the restaurant owner's decision to ask Sanders to leave.
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  353. +Deek 44 On what grounds should the state shut down the restaurant? Unless Virginia has an anti-discrimination statute that covers discrimination based on political views or where someone is employed, the owner didn't break any laws.
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  354. Be careful what you wish for, Danny. A government with the power to imprison its political opponents simply for being political opponents won't stop with people with which you personally disagree.
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  355. Danny  What coup? Anyone who wants to see Trump out of office wants to see it happen through the procedures set forth in the Constitution.
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  356. If his lawyers are telling the truth, it sounds more like Manafort is suffering from gout. Poor baby. 🙄
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  357. If I was Sanford, I'd be more concerned about Trump or any opponent bringing up his June 2009 disappearing act.
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  358.  @GotoHere  And what does party affiliation have to do with committing adultery?
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  359. Call me morbid, but around 9-11 every year, I'll watch or listen to some of the news reports from that tragic day and I'd almost swear the Giuliani I see/hear in those reports is a totally different person than the one we see today.
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  360. Oddly enough, what really grates on my nerves about people like Manning and Assange is not so much what they did, but how they've reacted to the possibility of facing the consequences of their actions. Maybe my school history books left out some things, but I don't remember people like, let's say, Martin Luther King, Jr. stamping their feet and crying that they shouldn't be arrested and tried for breaking the laws as they stand now.
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  361. That would require a Constitutional amendment.
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  362. @BaronVonTacocat: So on what foreign government's behalf is CNN acting?
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  363. No one forced you to click on this. In fact, by clicking on it, you told CNN that you want even more stories like this one.
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  364.  @seanmccartney5177  In what sense?
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  365. So much wrong with that statement, I'm not sure exactly where to begin, but here goes: (1) To play devil's advocate and pretend I like your idea, it'd be a waste of time and resources to ask on a census since the information you want can be obtained from the IRS. (2) Non-citizens legally working in the US pay taxes as well. (3) What about children who aren't old enough to work? (4) What about older people who are retired? (5) Citizenship in this country has never been predicated on one's economic "worth". (6) Again, playing devil's advocate, native born citizens can't have their citizenship revoked and naturalized citizens can only have it revoked if they obtained it under false pretenses (such as not revealing crimes committed in the country the person emigrated from).
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  366. Yet here you are, encouraging this channel to continue with the "hyperbole, propaganda and hypocrisy". I think the last descriptor could also apply to people like you.
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  367.  @jillsmith6489  If you believe this network can't tell the truth, then why do you continue to support its YouTube channel? That would be like me clicking on Fox News' YouTube videos and complaining about its "hyperbole, propaganda, and hypocrisy". All I would be accomplishing is to add viewership to the channel and encouraging Fox News to continue doing the same thing I'm criticizing. Plus, it would make me look like a hypocrite.
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  368.  @jacksonle4082  I don't think it has anything to do with race. The same media outlets also do it with Catherine by continuing to call her Kate Middleton.
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  369. If the voting had been rigged, why isn't there a comfortable Democratic majority in the Senate and a better Democratic majority in the House? Makes no sense to rig an election for President if he/she has to fight Congress for everything.
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  370.  @johnpagoto1054  I'm not affiliated with either party myself, but common sense tells me that if a group is going to go to all the trouble and take a huge risk to get a specific candidate into the White House, then it might as well also try to get more members of that candidate's party into Congress. You'd think that group would want to make it easy for its agenda to be passed.
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  371.  @IAmSuzyQ  You're welcome. 🙂
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  372.  @sezarsurge9037  No, like Cillizza explained in the video, once an amendment passes two-thirds of each house of Congress, three-quarters of the states have to approve it for it to go into effect.
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  373.  @sezarsurge9037  You're welcome. 🙂
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  374.  @sezarsurge9037  Trump's been in campaign mode since he was inaugurated. I hope the Mueller probe is done by then, but the real question should be, if it implicates Trump in any criminal activity, will the House impeach him and will the Senate remove him?
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  375. What was incorrect in this video?
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  376. I wish there would be a truly independent Congress. Unfortunately, most people can't seem to kick the mainstream party habit.
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  377. You do realize that you're also helping the "spreading of lies" by clicking on this video, right?
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  378. 4:25 -- As much as I want to see Trump leave, I don't think this book is going to be the final straw for the American public. A straw, perhaps, just not the final one.
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  379. New York State has voted Democratic in the last nine presidential elections, Illinois went the same in the last eight. I wouldn't be holding my breath that Trump is going to win those states.
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  380.  @Ideas336  Well, we'll find out in November. Just remember that if polls meant anything, the winner in 2016 would've been Clinton.
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  381. 2:10 -- My answer to that question is Biden. Most Republicans are either too scared or too brainwashed to find a replacement for Trump.
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  382. All Mueller did in this case was pass on what he discovered to a New York office of the US Attorney.
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  383. What part of this was incorrect?
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  384. Why are you encouraging it then?
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  385. What was inaccurate in this video?
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  386. I'm so sorry about your cat. I had to have my baby Chihuahua (okay, he was 16 years old, but still my baby) put to sleep a little over a month ago.
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  387.  @robertgraziano  You're welcome. 🙂 And, yes, Sully is a beautiful dog. I read that he's going to Walter Reed Army Hospital to work with veterans at some point after Bush's burial.
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  388. Nope. Legit story. And to add even more drama, Trump decided to have a tantrum by canceling his September trip to Denmark because the Danish PM told him that Greenland wasn't for sale.
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  389. Soros! Soros! Soros! (In Jan Brady's voice.) 😁
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  390. My first memory of seeing something from the news show up in my life was when gas hit a dollar a gallon.
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  391. What was incorrect in this video?
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  392. Apparently, Matt Gaetz is trying to help that country as well.
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  393.  @Marktwcable  CNN's actions don't negate Gaetz's and vice versa.
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  394. I hope you didn't get a black eye from your knee jerking so hard.
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  395. And apparently pro-Chinese as well, if he's citing its government sources as fact.
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  396.  Peter Gobkoswki  If you're trying to defend Trump against the original post, changing the topic isn't going to cut it.
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  397.  Peter Gobkoswki  I wasn't referring to Mueller, I was referring to the original post by Mr. Smug in which he essentially says Trump is projecting.
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  398. Hope you can sleep well knowing that every time you click on a CNN video only encourages it to continue to push the "liberal agenda" you believe is happening.
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  399. Take the first sentence away and you're describing Trump.
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  400. You might want to listen to that section again. He was pointing out what those people more than likely didn't say to Trump.
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  401.  @dylan5398  Yet your clicks on this video encourage CNN to keep this channel on YouTube. Maybe I'm just weird, but if I don't have a favorable opinion about a TV network, I don't waste my time clicking on its YouTube videos, much less posting comments. I don't want to be an enabler of something I don't like.
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  402. +Stephano Plaza Colbert is on CBS.
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  403. +Mark Phelps Maybe if Trump stopped giving comedians like Colbert so much ammunition, they wouldn't need to be on his case every night.
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  404. about 2:00 -- Based on Dr. Jackson's reaction to Dr. Gupta's question, I'm guessing the former wasn't expecting a question from someone who knew what he was talking about, medically speaking.
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  405. What was incorrect in the video?
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  406. Whose bright idea was it for CNN to be giving Fox News free advertising?
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  407. Am I the only one missing something here? Unless there's some direct link between Hannity and whatever crimes Cohen may have committed, I'm not understanding why it was necessary to publicly release that Hannity was one of Cohen's clients.
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  408. What was incorrect in this video?
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  409.  @thetruth-qf9hl  Somehow I can't see Mexico allowing the US to build a wall on its territory. It has to be built on US soil.
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  410. Or a mind that needs to be on drugs. Anti-psychotics, quite possibly.
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  411. 1:10 -- In that clip, Scott sounded like a YouTube commenter rather than a governor.
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  412. Sanders wasn't denied service for being a Republican and/or voting for Trump. She was denied service because she works for Trump (at least that's the reason I've been reading).
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  413. Got it. 🙂
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  414. "What days are [the] English as a [S]econd [L]anguage classes [held]? I [see] some people here who should attend." I see some people here who would benefit from those classes as well.
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  415. Proof?
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  416. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  417. I must have lived in a different reality than you did during the eight year presidency of Obama because there were plenty of people that whined and moaned about him.
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  418. Thanks for your help in keeping CNN's YouTube channel active. People like me who don't have access to cable or satellite really appreciate it.
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  419. @sabbath22222 Yet you are watching CNN's videos on its YouTube channel. It may not be counted in Nielsen ratings, but I'm sure CNN looks at how many people watch its videos to help gauge its overall viewership. And you are part of that viewership.
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  420. The Democratic Party of the Civil War era is the same party in name only as the one which operates today. And the same is true for the Republicans.
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  421. Apparently, you either didn't do enough research or whatever you found was wrong because Johns (not "John") Hopkins University is in Baltimore, Maryland.
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  422. What was inaccurate about the ABC interview?
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  423. What part wasn't true?
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  424. And Trump supporters don't when they whine "Mommy, Clinton / Obama / Whoever did bad things too, so Trump shouldn't have to face the consequences of his words or actions!"?
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  425. I thought there were supposed to be a bunch of people ready to fight the police to keep Assange from being taken into custody? 😛
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  426. Yet you decide to aid it by clicking on its videos.
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  427. If that is the case, then (based on what I saw on local Honolulu TV online) the people of Hawaii would've been decimated had there been a real missile coming. I got the impression that not many people had any idea what to do and that included some of those "elites".
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  428. If Trump is impeached and removed from office, Clinton doesn't become President, so I'm not seeing how the 2016 election would be overturned.
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  429. Assuming you're referring to CNN, why are you aiding it?
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  430. Thanks for encouraging CNN by your clicks to keep this channel active.
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  431. Which has what to do with the topic of this video?
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  432. Yet you continue to support CNN by clicking on its videos. Makes perfect sense. 🙄
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  433.  @timothykozlowski2732  You have just as much control over what you watch on YouTube as you do on your TV. See a video you don't think you'll like, don't click on it.
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  434.  @timothykozlowski2732  Doesn't look like it, but whatever makes you content with your life.
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  435. Let's say that a friend of yours offered to pay for your next car. Wouldn't you interpret that to mean the friend would directly give you or the seller of the car the funds needed?
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  436. So all governors up and disappear for about a week without telling anyone, especially their own security detail?
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  437.  @estatesales9818  When did Clinton disappear for nearly a week without telling anyone while he was Governor of Arkansas?
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  438. It's not so much the telling of the truth as how the truth was obtained. I could tell the truth about a local business bribing a city council member, but if I obtained that information by breaking into the council member's house, then I can and should be arrested and charged accordingly.
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  439. What was incorrect in this video?
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  440. How do you expect it to go out of business if you're clicking on its videos?
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  441. Then what did the House vote on Wednesday night?
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  442. I'd be happy with a headline that stated, "Trump Resigns".
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  443.  Toxic Grunt  "Mommy, Anderson Cooper's ancestors did something bad!" has no relevance to Trump's behavior.
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  444. Proof?
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  445. I believe the owner of the restaurant confirmed Sanders version of the story.
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  446. @Officer Hogwash Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to "bury" your political opponents will eventually see you as an opponent. Or, as a wise person said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  447. @Veracity North: If a significant majority of voters in the area that would split off approve and the process is handled according to the law and the Constitution, it's actually an example of democracy in action.
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  448.  @veracitynorth2860  If I believed in reincarnation, I'd have to say that you were probably a Loyalist during the American Revolution since you seem to be dead set against change that people (supposedly) want.
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  449.  @veracitynorth2860  Yes, I know neither one of us was alive during the American Revolution, that's why I mentioned reincarnation.
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  450. If you had any values, you wouldn't be using the word, "libtards" or any other similar word derived from the r-word.
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  451. Seems that the head of the Federal Election Commission disagrees with you. https://twitter.com/EllenLWeintraub (pinned tweet on top)
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  452. 3:59 -- Seeing David Tennant was a nice surprise! 🥰
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  453. I want to see a group send drones with bottles of water.
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  454. Either one would probably make a better President.
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  455. I won't be popping any champagne corks until I see Trump walk through the doors of whatever prison he ends up in.
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  456. Your actions don't match your words.
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  457. The real George Soros or the Tinfoil!Soros that a lot of people seem to think is responsible for everything from the Central American caravan to their failed relationships to their hangnails?
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  458. Maybe I'm weird, but if I believed there had been electoral fraud and was motivated to protest it, I'd be targeting the offices of the people involved (e.g. county & state electoral supervisors) on a day that they're actually working (i.e., not a Saturday).
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  459. Fact: Clicking on CNN's videos encourages CNN to keep this channel active.
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  460. You do have a choice not to click on these videos.
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  461.  @oflameo8927  I don't want to see Fox News videos myself but I don't whine like a toddler when they show up in the recommendations, much less actually click on them and leave immature comments. I know better than to encourage a channel whose content is irritating to me.
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  462.  @gadiantonrobber5692  "GAVIN was recalled..." Every news outlet has been reporting that Newsom survived the recall vote. What sources are saying different?
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  463.  @FLOODtoFIRE  Why would Woodward mention that? The topic of his book isn't CNN.
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  464. If DeSantis does run for President in 2024, it wouldn't be the first time a sitting governor (assuming he wins this year's gubernatorial election) bailed out on his state to run for President.
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  465. No offense to Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people based solely on their celebrity status?
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  466. You're just now figuring that out? Most of us knew that as of November 2016.
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  467. I take issue with Tapper referring to the Trump and Bush administrations as "reigns" (as much as Trump wishes he was an absolute monarch).
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  468. What also bothered me, was that the f-word was blocked in the graphic, but not the r-word.
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  469. What was incorrect in this video?
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  470. That wasn't my question. To call a video "fake" means that something was said or shown that wasn't accurate, so what was it?
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  471. Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to shut down news outlets you don't like also has the power to shut down the ones that you do like. Or as a wise person once said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  472. Nope. The decision to do these edits was made by one teacher.
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  473.  @gregorypodom3898  Maybe, maybe not. Doesn't matter.
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  474. How about being locked up for not engaging in actions that could've saved students from being harmed or killed, when it was your job to do so?
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  475. +George Washington Grow up.
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  476. Sweet Girl  The Electoral College didn't "take over" anything. It worked exactly as it was set up in the Constitution. The electors vote based on who won the statewide popular vote in the state they represent. And, unfortunately, Trump was the candidate who won the right combination of states to give him the 270+ Electoral College votes required to become President.
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  477. "Mommy, she did it too!" is not a defense.
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  478.  @matthewsigurdson4835  A smart President, having evidence of such criminal activity, would've had the culprits arrested by now.
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  479.  @matthewsigurdson4835  If someone has broken the law, why shouldn't she / he be arrested and tried for his / her crime(s)?
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  480. So we're just supposed to trust that Trump's minions won't be pulling things out of context to make him look like an innocent angel?
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  481.  @leeadickes7235  After hearing Sean Hannity (no thanks to the woman who I rode into work with) say "dossier" and "FISA" ad nauseam for nearly a year, I tend to dismiss anything said that use those words.
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  482.  @leeadickes7235  Life isn't either-or. If someone did lie to a judge to obtain a warrant against Trump (by the way, is that person in jail now? If not, why?), that doesn't automatically make Trump an innocent angel.
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  483. If you truly believed that, you wouldn't have wasted your time clicking, much less commenting, on this video.
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  484. Comparing the ratings for CNN and the Cartoon Network is like comparing apples and walnuts (as a friend of mine liked to say). I'm sure there is some overlap, but the audiences for each are, as a whole, not the same, age wise.
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  485.  @NemesisDawn  Neither.
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  486. I was watching a Panama City TV station livestreaming this afternoon and they pulled their reporters in when conditions became unsafe.
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  487. It's "defrauded", but I definitely get the irony.
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  488.  @OriginalBernieBro  You're welcome. 🙂
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  489. I don't think that's fair to Barney Fife. Yes, he wasn't the brightest bulb in the lamp store, but once Andy explained what was going on, he'd accept the truth. Can't say that about the sheriffs featured in this clip.
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  490. Our troops still stationed in Afghanistan might disagree with you about the "no wars" claim.
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  491. On the very rare occasion that he was cleaned up, you can clearly see that he's White.
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  492. Every US President since Washington has been made fun of to some degree. Why should Trump be exempt?
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  493. Thanks for clicking on these videos and helping to keep this channel active.
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  494. On what grounds? Unless Virginia (I believe that's where the restaurant is located) has an anti-discrimination law that covers either political orientation or place of employment, the owner hasn't done anything illegal.
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  495. YouTube videos count as "watching".
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  496. @S S A : You're not helping matters when the words you use drag you down to the level of a Trump supporter.
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  497.  @Micloren  If the plane follower's Twitter account posed a threat to anyone's safety, by all means, take it offline. But what physical threat do journalists debating that action pose to Musk or anyone in his orbit?
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  498.  @richardcoram1562  "... that led up to two attempted IMPEACHMENTS by the Democrats ." Assuming you're referring to Trump, his impeachments weren't "attempts", they were accomplished. An impeachment, in and of itself, is simply the House stating that it believes that a President has committed a crime or crimes and/or conducted himself such that he is no longer fit to hold the office. The Senate then puts the President on trial and votes on if he should remain in office. It's the removal from office part of the procedure that was attempted and failed.
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  499. Oh, please, if there was an all-powerful evil organization that Jones had the goods on, it would've taken him out long before this.
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  500. If that was the case, the people of Hawaii are screwed.
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  501. If you're at or near the point of impact, definitely. It's those outside the immediate impact zone that I was thinking about. I had been watching one of the Honolulu TV stations that was streaming live and the impression I got was that a lot of people had no idea what to do or where to go. Hopefully, this will be a wake up call for them.
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  502. I wouldn't say that, it got you to click on its video.
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  503. Sane people just stop watching channels they don't like. I think TLC is nothing more than a 21st century version of the old circus freak show, but you don't see me calling their studios and threatening to blow them up.
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  504. Good luck finding his name on a ballot since he's not running for anything this year.
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  505. I think comparing his emotional development to that of a teenage boy's is giving him credit for being way more mature than he actually is.
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  506. Just about every news show has a fluff segment. This is Tapper's.
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  507. How does one quit his job loosely?
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  508. Thanks for helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel viable by clicking on this video.
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  509. Obama and Kerry haven't been in office since January 2017. Want to join the rest of us in 2019?
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  510. Trump can't shut down a newspaper, nor "grab" and torture its editors and executives. If you're an American then you should know that would be a blatant violation of the First Amendment and would definitely be grounds for Trump's impeachment.
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  511. Robin Sattahip  The existence of the prison at Guantanamo is a different issue. The issue we're discussing here is what you believe Trump has the right to do with those who aren't kowtowing to him. And, in this case, Trump can't do anything to the New York Times nor those who work for it.
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  512. We should be concerned about anyone who holds a political office who can't communicate like they have at least a decent high school education.
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  513.  @evolutionistheflyingspaghe2702  When Biden confuses a soup with the secret police of a dictatorship, I'll let you know.
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  514. Anyone who uses words derived from the r-word is a Trump supporter.
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  515. If you're going to spread conspiracy theories, try to make them sound plausible. The debate was three days ago. Trump wouldn't have a positive test this soon if that was his only sustained exposure to the virus.
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  516. If I had my way, anyone with a vested interest in how electoral districts are drawn should never have any input into the decision.
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  517. That doesn't mean Trump had to have a tantrum over Denmark's refusal to go along with the idea.
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  518.  Rachel Ash  If you really want to show that you're smarter, more educated, and more mature than a Trump supporter, don't use words like "Trumptards".
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  519.  @dennismanson6621  I'll give you the same advice I gave "Rachel Ash": if you want to prove that you're smarter, more educated, and more mature than a Trump supporter, don't use words like "Trumptard".
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  520.  @dennismanson6621  You're very close.
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  521. Is he kidding? This is the same guy who, while South Carolina governor, up and disappeared without telling anyone, especially his security detail, to go visit his mistress in Argentina! As much as I condemn adultery, I find it just as reprehensible that an elected official of that level would be so irresponsible with his personal safety and the duties of the office to which he was elected.
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  522. Different story.
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  523. If Obama did half the things Trump has, he would've deserved impeachment and removal from office regardless if he was black, white, or purple with green polka dots.
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  524. You have proof of that, of course.
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  525. How does one loosen a democracy?
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  526. dennis wolff  I never said I liked the Electoral College method of electing a President, but I can't say that it hasn't worked as it was set up in the Constitution.
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  527. The irony is strong in Earnest's post.
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  528.  @earnestleesaddened3779  It was actually my dad who served, hence the "brat" part of my username. The reason I said your post was ironic is that you are mocking others for repeating what you believe are inane comments while you are parroting inane words ("sheeple", "snowflakes", "ANTIFA", "Identity Politics", "Dramacrats").
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  529.  @earnestleesaddened3779  What bothers me is how quite a few people online can't express themselves without resorting to "trendy" words that others are telling them to use.
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  530.  @cobrakai6209  Not according to the procedure set up in the US Constitution.
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  531.  @cobrakai6209  Let's say it's proven that people acting on behalf of Trump, and with his knowledge, did any or all of the following: (1) Hacked into local and/or state voting machines and/or tabulators to changes votes and/or vote totals to benefit Trump. (2) Directly contacted voters to bribe or coerce them to either vote for Trump or not vote at all. (3) Hacked into local and/or state voter databases to change or delete voters' information to prevent them from voting at all. Whether it was an oversight or naiveté, there's nothing in the Constitution that addresses the possibility of a President obtaining the office through fraudulent means. The only thing that could be done under the Constitution in this hypothetical case is that Trump be impeached and removed from office. However, that wouldn't result in Clinton becoming President. The next President would be Pence. And even if Pence was impeached right alongside Trump, the next person in line is the Speaker of the House.
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  532. I'm no fan of Fox News, but you don't see me wasting my time propping up its YouTube channel by clicking and commenting on its videos.
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  533.  @nickh.isalldamgenocntrol4444  It's just basic observation. Your post suggests you allegedly don't like CNN, but your actions (clicking and commenting on a video from its YouTube channel) are actually supporting it.
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  534.  @nickh.isalldamgenocntrol4444  Then why continue to encourage them?
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  535. I read an article earlier today in which someone pointed out that people who like this law better be careful what they wish for because if this holds, who's to say that another state won't use the same approach to effectively ban something you support.
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  536. Interesting comparison. 🙂
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  537. Yet you've chosen to click on CNN's YouTube channel, which only encourages even more of the reporting you dislike. Oh, well, I appreciate your support, though.
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  538. This is a good example as to why I think only those employed by the county should be handling voter registrations and changes to those registrations. Ideally, it should be only employees of the county voters' registration office, but Florida allows employees of the tax collector's office to do it as well.
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  539. Unless you have a financial stake in the company, why do you care about CNN's ratings?
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  540.  @janetairlines1351  Although there is overlap, the target audience of Spongebob Squarepants is different than CNN, so comparing viewing figures for the two is like comparing (as a former supervisor of mine liked to say) apples and walnuts. If I did care what a news network's ratings were, I'd be comparing its ratings to another news network or, at the very least, to a news program (e.g., comparing the ratings for the 6 PM hour on CNN to the ratings of the local and national news of a broadcast network's local affiliate).
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  541. If I remember what I read correctly, people can't give voters anything if they're within a certain distance of the voter or polling place. That being the case, I'd love to see a group use drones to deliver water to people standing in line.
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  542. Only Trump supporters use words that end with "-t * * d".
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  543. I know I shouldn't be encouraging nonsensical and off topic comments, but seriously, if you're going to be accusing Cohen or Cooper of something disgusting and illegal, at least come up with something plausible. It's common knowledge that both men don't go for women, period, never mind underage girls.
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  544. CNN is just now noticing this?
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  545.  @Nonalhomophobie  Anderson was pretty clear about that. I think this "TranceElevation" person didn't bother to watch the video and/or is trolling.
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  546. It's his brain that needs checking.
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  547. I don't know about physical temper tantrums since (thankfully) I'm not with him 24/7, but he does seem to make a habit out of twitter tantrums.
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  548. +TheJewishSongs Personally, I think North Korea is playing Trump.
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  549. I saw a picture of him pop up in my MSN news feed, but I couldn't see the caption, so I was thinking he was dead as well.
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  550. The Beverly Hillbillies? Seriously? Apparently Jolly has never watched even one episode of the show. Yes, the Clampetts weren't exactly the brightest bulbs from an academic standpoint, but they were honest people with a positive outlook on life and willing to help out anyone in need. Any jams they got into were usually due to misunderstanding something about their new surroundings, but if they were in the wrong, they tried to make it right. As far as I'm concerned, one fictional Clampett is a thousand times more valuable to this world than Trump and his entire Cabinet put together.
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  551. The only way he'll end up in prison over this is if what he said in this clip was a lie (which I think it is, but anyhow ...) and he repeats that lie under oath.
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  552. And yet you're helping CNN spread this alleged propaganda by clicking on its videos.
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  553. Your actions speak louder than your words.
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  554. How is sharing what TV memorabilia you'd like to have being "sick"?
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  555. YouTube is owned by Google.
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  556. Some years ago, one of my co-workers was telling us about her plans to go to a Halloween Horror Nights event and our boss thought she said "whore". 😁
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  557. When people like Gaetz use the parrot word "woke", they are essentially confessing that the development of their vocabulary stopped at 5th grade (assuming they made it even that far).
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  558. If you want to convince anyone that you have a point, you should (a) frame your argument like a grown up, (b) mention specific instances in this video that are being staged, and (c) give evidence of that staging.
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  559. IF that's true, maybe it wasn't mentioned because it didn't have a blessed thing to do with this gas station owner's decision to do something nice for his community.
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  560. Okay, I can understand suspending someone for using his account in such a way that people could be put in danger, but why suspend other accounts for discussing the original suspension?
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  561.  @dancininthemoonlight6138  You won't get any argument from me about that.
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  562.  @brettthorndike1079  Did the Native American coerce the boy to stay there?
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  563.  @brettthorndike1079  I never said they should've wandered aimlessly around DC. They should've gone to wherever their teachers or chaperones were and let them know they were being harassed (based on their side of the story). Why should they have left? Ever hear of the saying, "Discretion is the better part of valor"? If I was in the middle of a crowd and I had reason to believe that crowd was getting belligerent, it's a more prudent decision for me to leave if feasible than stay and possibly get injured or killed. I seriously doubt, should these alleged suits even make it to court and the kid wins, that he'll receive $250 million dollars. His "injury" wasn't worth that much money. Best case scenario for the kid is an out of court settlement (for much less) with a possible non-apology apology from CNN and the Washington Post and a possible NDA for the kid.
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  564. I'm as eager to see Baby Sussex as anyone, but it's not my baby, so I have no right to demand that Harry and Meghan present her / him to me when I want them to as opposed to the time that's best for the baby and parents. And anyone who demands otherwise is a selfish imbecile.
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  565. I don't think that people who claim to be concerned about the environment and fly on planes when they have no other choice (e.g., someone who lives in New Jersey has to travel to Oregon for a family funeral that's being held in two days) are hypocrites. It's people who do have a choice, yet decide to fly anyway, that I feel are hypocrites.
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  566. I would say that I laugh at people who claim that CNN is "fake", yet continue to click on its YouTube videos, but I'm glad they help keep the channel viable as I'm without cable / satellite at this time.
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  567. The only thing that matters is that you click on the video. It's counted as a view. Thanks again.
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  568.  Mike Davidson  Hillary Clinton stopped being relevant the day after the 2016 US Presidential election. Please join the rest of us in 2019.
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  569. Not all the people in Florida are "fine" with DeSantis.
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  570.  @harrylazard805  I just wanted to make sure that it's understood that not everyone here in Florida supports DeSantis. Oh, by the way, when someone refuses to use punctuation properly in his/her own posts, it's not the best idea for her/him to lecture another person about her reading skills.
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  571.  @harrylazard805  If my comment doesn't "mean anything", I guess that's why you didn't understand it.
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  572. The statues were removed so they wouldn't be damaged by the workers as they carried out the renovations.
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  573. It's on the air because people watch it on TV and click on its YouTube videos.
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  574. I'm no legal expert myself, but I'm going to have to disagree with Honig. I think Dominion might be open to a settlement deal. The reason I believe this is that, should this case make it to trial and Giuliani loses, there's no way he can pay 1.3 billion dollars (at least not on his own). My speculation is that Dominion is hoping the threat of financial ruin would prompt Giuliani to offer a settlement of a lesser amount and a public admission that he was wrong.
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  575. It was the monarch's personal property, not the Crown's, like Buckingham Palace.
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  576. So it would've been acceptable if a Republican president and Congress had done it instead?
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  577. +Old Time Hockey "Stage 3 Trump Derangement"? You do realize parroting someone else's words only makes you look childish and illiterate, right?
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  578. +John O We need to vote out all those who identify as Democrats or Republicans.
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  579. +Abel Flores Trolled by whom? Trump? If so, it makes an even stronger case as to why he shouldn't be President. Mentally mature people don't do that kind of stuff.
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  580. You're hampering your goal every time you click on one of its videos.
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  581. I'm guessing you may not be old enough to remember the 1984 election in which Reagan slaughtered Mondale with 525 Electoral College votes to 13. That was a landslide. I seriously doubt either of those two women (they both have to be at least 25 years old to serve in Congress) would be able to achieve a result even close to that if either chose to run for President.
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  582.  @DiCarloJr  Enough did for Mondale to win his home state of Minnesota and Washington, DC. And Reagan may have won everything else, but not with 100% of the individual vote. However, that has nothing to do with my point, which is neither Boebert or Taylor Greene would be able to achieve a similar result to Reagan's 1984 election results should one of them run for President and win.
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  583. +Marlene Mcgovern And you know that the person responsible did it on purpose to promote a social, political, and/or religious agenda how?
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  584. The specific claim of fraud that allowed Biden to become President is the one that's being denied, not election or voter fraud in general.
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  585. So what you're saying, Chris, is that we can blame Obama for Trump becoming President? 😜
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  586. Thanks for helping to keep CNN's YouTube channel viable by clicking on this video.
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  587.  @albertgilbert1600  Doesn't matter how many individual votes nationwide a presidential candidate receives. All that matters is that candidate winning the statewide popular vote in the right number of states to win 270+ Electoral College votes.
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  588. What was incorrect?
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  589. That doesn't answer my question.
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  590. Who is Hunter in relationship to this video? One of the cops? One of the family in the car?
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  591. He already is on the Dark Side.
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  592. You do realize the hijackers were (a) here legally and (b) not Hispanic, don't you?
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  593. That's one of my favorites because he whines about the media and others using unnamed sources, then turns right around and tries to justify whatever he's talking about by saying, "People are saying", without naming these "people".
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  594. "She should be left alone. It’s nobody’s business." Then why are you here?
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  595.  @Moggy458  I consider myself to be more of a hypocrisy seeker. If you believe Catherine should be left alone, then leave her alone. Every time you consume something about her online, it only encourages that outlet to cover her even more.
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  596.  @Moggy458  You're not being force fed anything. You have the choice to not click, not watch, not read. Yes, we do have free speech, but that works both ways. You post something here and anyone else with a YouTube account can express an opinion on it. Sometimes those opinions aren't going to be supportive. If you only want supportive comments on your posts, then perhaps you should find a different site that allows you to control who is allowed to respond to you.
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  597. M Perkins: Be careful what you wish for. "If they'll do it for you, they'll do it to you."
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  598. I really wish people who dislike Trump would stop using words like "trumptard". All it does is make them sound like Trump supporters.
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  599. And how much people take you seriously depends on the maturity of your communications.
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  600. There was an episode of a sitcom in which the father used an analogy of serving up a steak dinner on a garbage can lid to explain to his daughter's fiancé why the family was having difficulty accepting the engagement.  People like this woman remind me of the lesson I learned from that: Presentation is just as important, if not more so, than what is being presented.  Nobody was going to take what she had to say seriously as long as she was being disruptive, even if she had a legitimate point.
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  601. Assuming you're referring to the President of the United States, you do know who would succeed him should he resign, don't you?
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  602. I presume you've submitted your evidence to the appropriate law enforcement agencies by now?
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  603. +art swindle If something in the video is incorrect, then state what it was and why you believe it isn't true. Squawking "fake news" like a parrot isn't going to convince anyone that you're right.
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  604. Source?
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  605. Which has what to do with what piece of TV memorabilia you'd like to have?
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  606. It isn't just CNN (although I'm not letting it off the hook). I've seen quite a few headlines today about Mrs. Carter that were as blunt.
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  607. So what was incorrect?
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  608. So you know that the motive was political, religious, social, and/or environmental in nature?
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  609.  joe lukasik  Not every crime is a terrorist act. According to the FBI, there has to be an ideological motive. https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/terrorism
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  610. Considering that the criteria is supposed to be the person (or group) that has affected the world for good or bad during the past year and that Time has selected non-people before (e.g., the personal computer in the 1980s), I would've picked COVID-19.
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  611. @Andrés Paz : Counties and congressional districts aren't the same thing. Electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who wins the overall popular vote of a state / DC. The only two states that are the exceptions are Nebraska and Maine.
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  612. So no one has ever developed cancer before COVID vaccines were released?
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  613. I thought the US was the only country with something like an Electoral College?
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  614.  @Holywood07  May I ask what country you're from?
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  615.  @Holywood07  Now that I'm thinking about it, I do seem to vaguely remember reading that was how Switzerland conducted its national elections.
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  616. Does Trump seriously think that El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras have the authority and ability to keep people from leaving their countries?
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  617. @magnetothewhite: I never said that they did. I was addressing Trump's "demand" that the home countries of these people keep them from leaving those countries.
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  618. I don't like pickles at all.
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  619. And I wonder why people are so obsessed with the imaginary numbers of networks they supposedly don't like.
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  620.  @fullyloaded4347  You obviously missed the point of my post. I'm not disputing whatever Adweek or any other ratings gatherer is concluding about CNN or any other network. I'm simply saying that it's weird for a person not involved in the industry to attach any meaning to them, especially for a network he/she supposedly dislikes.
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  621. Thanks for clicking on CNN's videos. It helps those of us who don't have cable or satellite.
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  622. The Declaration of Independence didn't establish the Electoral College, the US Constitution did. The latter document didn't come into effect until 1789.
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  623. Well, it's a good thing you switched from CCN to CNN, isn't it?
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  624. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  625. So why encourage him by clicking on these videos?
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  626. "Will it ever end?" -- My question regarding Trump's presidency.
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  627.  @jimhurst82  I'm hoping for much earlier. This year is looking like a wash, so fingers crossed for January 2021.
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  628. Yet here you are aiding it.
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  629. I'll remember that logic if I ever am arrested for something. "Your Honor, I shouldn't be held accountable for my crime because there happens to be other people who committed the same crime who were never charged."
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  630.  @KurlandHickory  How is giving Iran it's own money a campaign finance violation?
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  631.  @KurlandHickory  Okay, I'll rephrase the question: How does giving Iran money, whether it was originally the Shah's personal funds or the funds of the government of Iran, violate any campaign finance laws here in the US?
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  632.  @KurlandHickory  I refer you back to my first post.
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  633. I don't know how much credence to lend this (since I don't remember where I read it), but supposedly Trump never expected to win the presidency and only ran to lay the groundwork for his own TV network (news or entertainment or a mix, I'm not sure).
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  634. Says the person who took precious time out of her/his day to not only click on the video (which I'm sure is appreciated by CNN), but to also leave a comment.
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  635. @karen knapp: Wow, that's a blast from the past! 🙂
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  636. Why don't I believe you? Oh, yeah, you clicked on a video from one of the news stations you told us to stop watching.
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  637. Speaking of comparing these people to children, I like to call whataboutism the "Tattle-Tale Defense" because those that use it sound like little children tattling on a sibling or friend in the hopes that Mommy doesn't notice what they're doing.
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  638. @Steve Bruno: Apparently, you do, since you took the time to click and comment.
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  639. NPC and the people who use it are the prime example of an oxymoron.
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  640. Then he shouldn't have had any problem with the bond.
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  641. What was inaccurate in this video?
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  642. Any delay is going to giveTrump an opening to set up some legal shenanigans that would make his properties untouchable.
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  643. The shrinking of packages without a corresponding price reduction has been going on long before Biden became President.
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  644. His parents might have been immigrants, but I don't think this guy is.
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  645. Thanks for helping out CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  646. "Liberal" and "fascist" are on opposite ends of the political spectrum. How do you expect to persuade anyone that you have a point if your facts aren't correct?
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  647. Didn't Republicans use to be the party of allowing businesses to operate as they saw fit without government intrusion?
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  648. Encouraging your current and potential voters to kill themselves does seem counterproductive.
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  649. I don't identify with either mainstream party, but if I was a Representative, I would've voted against this bill as well. My reason is that when a day is made a federal holiday, it weakens the meaning of the day. Mark my words, it won't be too long before most people see Juneteenth as just another day off (if they're lucky enough not to work for the retail or restaurant sectors) and use the day not to reflect on the legacy of slavery, but to go shopping at Juneteenth Sales.
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  650. "Mommy, she did it too!" doesn't excuse anything Trump may have done.
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  651.  @NolomEbal44560  I think I got your point loud and clear. As long as someone else may have done something similar and supposedly got away with it, nobody should criticize Trump for even suggesting he might break the law to gain an advantage in the 2020 election.
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  652.  @NolomEbal44560  Certainly sounded like it.
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  653. People who use words derived from the r-word are Trump supporters.
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  654. He will. Tr--p can only grant pardons for federal crimes. The ex-cop that killed George Floyd would still have to continue to serve his sentence for state charges.
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  655. Diabetes isn't necessarily a fatal disease if the person with the condition follows her/his treatment plan properly.
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  656. You do realize that you just viewed CNN, right?
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  657. Not as long as you're using insults and parrot phrases. The presentation is what determines how seriously people take what you have to say more so than what you actually have to say. People like you remind me of an episode of The Cosby Show in which the family is having trouble accepting Vanessa's surprise fiancé. Cliff uses an analogy of serving a five star steak dinner on a garbage can lid to explain to the fiancé that the family's problem is not with him, but how Vanessa presented him to the family. In other words, people like you may have valid points, but as long as you insist on insulting your target audience and sounding like a parrot by using words and phrases such as "fake news", "wake up", etc..., you're never going to convince anyone that you have anything meaningful to say.
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  658. Why would I take the advice of someone who is doing the very thing he's advising others not to do?
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  659.  @joedushof64street79  Doesn't answer the question.
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  660. It's called research.
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  661. @Mystic Madman: And Tucker Carlson's greatest accomplishment of 2018 was giving that story the attention it didn't deserve.
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  662.  Roger Out  https://youtu.be/ABP8F3geM8I?t=82 (Stephen Colbert's segment mocking Tucker Carlson's report on the oppressive gingerbread men 😁.)
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  663. If only someone from the press would say that out loud.
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  664. Any jury selection will be done after the indicted person is arrested and before the trial, not before an indictment or indictments are even announced.
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  665. +docbar I didn't know rhinos had a political allegiance. RINOs, on the other hand, ...
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  666. Although I agree that a service dog can be both a service animal and a beloved pet to its owner, I don't think it's inaccurate to describe the dog as a service animal specifically. After all, that's what he was trained to do and why he was given to Bush in the first place.
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  667.  @NeonsStyleHD  So, in your ideal world, handicapped people wouldn't be allowed some degree of independence because seeing eye dogs, hearing dogs, and the like wouldn't be allowed to exist?
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  668. He was convicted of attacking just one woman.
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  669. What was fake about this video?
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  670. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  671. What law did the owner violate? Does Virginia have an anti-discrimination statute that covers political orientation or place of employment?
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  672. Wanting and actually doing something about it are two different things.
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  673. Whoever did is probably so used to seeing "St. Louis" and "Missouri" together, that her/his brain automatically typed "Missouri".
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  674. You hate Cillizza, but still help his viewing figures by clicking on his videos. That makes a whole lot of sense. 🙄
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  675.  @michealdavid4694  Either you are ill informed in regards to political history or you think everyone reading your post is. What you said is true about the Democratic Party up until about the mid-20th century. A modern day Democrat would shock his/her 19th century counterparts in regards to Blacks and their civil rights (especially in the South).
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  676. As far as I'm aware.
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  677.  @davidnoelfranks1124  Then how do you explain your presence here?
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  678. @TRUMP2020 ... : Not everyone wants serious stuff 24/7. And considering most of the serious stuff is as depressing as Gehenna, we need some fluff to keep from becoming despondent.
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  679.  @wilmer4258  Maybe they're masochists?
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  680.  @fentanelfloyd8383  Which has what to do with this video?
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  681.  @fentanelfloyd8383  I suggested that people who claim to have a strong dislike for CNN yet click on its videos and leave comments may be masochists. Since I had no idea you were a Navy vet (and considering that I'm the daughter of a Navy vet) I certainly wasn't suggesting any correlation between your former service and being a masochist. And, believe it or not, your support of Trump wasn't really a factor either since most of the complaints about videos like this are non-political in origin.
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  682. And CNN thanks you for supporting them by clicking on its videos.
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  683. The only problem with that is whatever Trump says gets filtered through someone else's perspective, regardless of how impartial the source tries to be. As much as I'd rather not have to listen to Trump at all, I'd rather hear his lies and other idiotic statements directly.
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  684. 4:03 -- "[L]ittle outbursts"? Call it what it is: a tantrum.
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  685.  @Tony38533  I was actually talking about Trump's twitter tantrums, but Pelosi wasn't acting too mature herself when she tore up her copy of the speech.
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  686. And you enable it. How cute.
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  687. I can't think of any significant government figure in my lifetime (which is a pretty good chunk of time 😀) who hasn't "monetized" their former position in one way or another.
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  688. My stepmom had a visiting nurse come out and the nurse asked her some questions to test her memory. One of the questions was, "Who's the President?" I told the nurse later that asking that question isn't an accurate test of memory because many people do know who the President is, but want to forget him. 😁
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  689. I hate to drag you from the alternate reality you inhabit, but if something really off the wall were to happen and Trump remained in office, he wouldn't be able to run again in 2024. The Constitution prohibits a President from serving more than two terms.
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  690. Unless his hand picked successor wins, I suspect we'll see Trump fight leaving even then.
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  691. McCarthy is just wasting oxygen talking about impeaching Biden. There's no way that there are 67 Senators that, right now, would vote to have Biden removed from office.
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  692. Shrinking packaging while keeping the same price for a product has been going on well before Biden or Trump was President.
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  693. I can't attest to how things are done in other states, but here's how voting is done in Florida. When you register to vote, you're asked if you want to select a party affiliation (you can opt to have no affiliation if you wish). That selection doesn't limit who you can vote for in general elections. For example, if you were a Republican, you would've been allowed to vote for Biden (a Democrat) this past presidential election if you wanted. The only limit is with the primaries. Primaries are how the parties select their nominees for various state and federal offices. Florida, as mentioned in the video, is what's called a "closed primary" state. That means that if you're a Republican, you can only vote in a Republican primary and if you're a Democrat, you can only vote in a Democratic primary. People who affiliate with other parties or no party at all can't vote in either party's primary (as far as I know, third parties in Florida don't hold primaries). The one exception is if the winner of a party's primary won't be facing another party's (or an independent) candidate in the general election, then anyone can vote in that party's primary. I don't agree with this system for my own reasons, but I hope that this helps you understand how it works a little better.
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  694. How is "Voting from Home" classified as "Wrong, but with Potential"? I would classify it (at least for the US) as "Somewhat True" since many states allow no excuse absentee ballots and some have switched to mail in ballots only.
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  695. "Mommy, they did bad things too!" is not a defense.
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  696. Whoever wrote the op-ed works at the White House. That would rule out Haley, who works in New York City.
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  697. @Julio Gonzalez: Then why bring him up in the conversation of a video that has nothing to do with him. The man's narcissistic enough as it is.
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  698.  @glenncater1  Be careful what you wish for. A government with the power to deport American citizens based on their sexual preferences won't stop there. As a wise person said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  699. I'm surprised Trump or one of his minions didn't pull that card at the beginning of all this.
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  700. What was incorrect in this video?
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  701. You'd make an interesting lawyer. "Your Honor, my client shouldn't be convicted of the crimes he's being accused of because some unknown person in another state hasn't been arrested for similar crimes."
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  702. @michael sanchez: So you decided to help out CNN by adding to its YouTube viewing figures. That was so nice of you.
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  703.  @michaelsanchez8803  You didn't have to, clicking on it was enough.
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  704. It probably would be more accurate to say Newsom was retained.
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  705. Sad to see people so immature and/or uneducated that they can't express themselves without squawking words such as "w - - e" and "SJW" like trained parrots.
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  706.  Dragon1717  Nixon was elected too, twice in fact, but that didn't keep him from having to resign.
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  707. @Dana Rider: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  708.  @mrexplorer1290  The military can't be involved in domestic law enforcement. If you're going to attempt to make a threat you can't follow up on, at least try to sound realistic.
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  709.  @arethereanyleft100  Yet you click on its videos. Oh, well, that's just fine by me since I don't have cable or satellite. Every click helps.
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  710.  @mrexplorer1290  Sounded simple to me. You're threatening that the military is going to go after "domestic traitor commies" ("domestic" being the key word), which it can't. Anyone in the US, be they citizens or not, who are actively doing harm to this country (as opposed to just expressing opinions) would fall under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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  711.  @mrexplorer1290  When did CNN advocate for the overthrow of the government? And, by the way, bringing up parrot words like "Antifa" are a sure way to lose any chance you may have had of convincing anyone that you may have valid points.
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  712. It doesn't matter which candidate the absentee voters cast their votes for, the collecting of those ballots by a third party is illegal in North Carolina.
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  713.  @riomar9  The "Tattletale Defense" doesn't justify what happened in North Carolina.
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  714.  @riomar9  Not that it's really any of your business, but my political leanings are as far from the left end of the spectrum as the Sun is from Pluto. You may want to re-watch this video and/or read a news report about what this situation in North Carolina is about. There weren't any "found" ballots and the Democratic candidate certainly didn't benefit from what happened.
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  715.  @riomar9  Considering that the nationwide popular vote has no part in how the US President is elected, why would you care if Trump had more individual votes nationwide than Clinton as long as he had the 270+ Electoral College votes needed to win?
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  716. Anderson said she was a surrogate. He didn't give the woman's name and it's none of our business anyway.
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  717. I wonder what that makes the people who click on this channel's videos?
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  718. If he cared about that, he'd be submitting a proper budget.
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  719. The initial reports did have four dead, but that's been reduced to three (including the shooter). The shooter used a handgun. Last I heard, the JSO was reporting that the shooter killed himself.
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  720. I do agree with your point, but you might want to proofread your post before referring to others as "stupid".
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  721. Forrest Gump may not have been the brightest bulb in the lamp store, but he always tried to do the right thing.
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  722. These segments with Chris Cillizza are opinion pieces, not news.
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  723. Elder was judged by the content of his character instead of the color of his skin and found lacking.
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  724. Not all German descended people are Nazi sympathizers.
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  725. A pardon from Tr--p isn't going to get this guy released from prison. He still has to serve his sentence for the state charges.
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  726. Which has what to do with this story?
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  727.  @WeaponizedLegalism  So no one has ever developed cancer prior to the use of COVID vaccines?
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  728.  @WeaponizedLegalism  Which cancer or cancers specifically? And how do you know Charles has been diagnosed with one of them? And how do you know that the specific cancer was caused by a vaccine as opposed to something he was destined to get, regardless?
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  729.  @WeaponizedLegalism  It's not statistically possible for a single carcinogen to cause every form of cancer known to mankind. I'm still waiting for the answer to my last question.
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  730.  @WeaponizedLegalism  You've already answered my questions by not answering them. If you were the supposed oncology expert you present yourself as, you wouldn't turn down an opportunity to show off your knowledge. So, by not answering the questions I asked, you've told me that you haven't had a clue what you're talking about since your first post.
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  731.  @WeaponizedLegalism  No expert? No kidding.
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  732.  @WeaponizedLegalism  I hope you didn't get a black eye from that knee jerk assumption about my political beliefs.
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  733.  @WeaponizedLegalism  I know what Fascism is, but I'm not going to assume that's your political philosophy without any proof.
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  734.  @WeaponizedLegalism  You're probably not going to answer this question either, but what makes you think I'm a "liberal" or a Socialist?
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  735.  @WeaponizedLegalism  Didn't think you had any actual proof, so you can stop making incorrect assumptions now.
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  736. CNN thinks you do since you so helpfully clicked on the video.
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  737. +James Christianson You may want to take your own advice about using your brain. When you use words and phrases like "deep state" and "sheepeople", you're the one who sounds like he's brainwashed.
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  738. If you really believed that, you wouldn't be helping to spread the "propaganda" by clicking on its videos.
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  739. Which British Royal Family member posed naked with a champagne glass on her backside? Which British prince decided he wanted to become a princess?
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  740.  @themanwithnoname4385  The role of the British Royal Family and its members wasn't really what I was aiming for with my questions. I was trying to point out that the vast majority of them have more class in one of their raised pinkies than the whole Kardashian - Jenner clan put together.
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  741. 2:17 -- Philip was in the Royal Navy, not the Army.
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  742. @Don Keydik: You're viewing this as well.
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  743. @Politically Incorrect: You do realize that you're viewing this as well?
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  744. What law did the restaurant owner violate? Does Virginia have an anti-discrimination law that covers political orientation or place of employment?
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  745. Cut and paste is not an answer.
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  746. Facts do matter, but they have to be facts that are relevant to the topic at hand. You want to see the restaurant owner prosecuted. I'm questioning if that's possible since, as far as I'm aware, there isn't a law in Virginia or at the federal level specifically covering denying service based on a customer's political beliefs or who the customer works for. If you don't know yourself or were unable to find a state or federal statute, that's fine.
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  747. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 covers discrimination based on "race, color, religion, sex, or national origin". As far as I could see in http://library.clerk.house.gov/reference-files/PPL_CivilRightsAct_1964.pdf , there is no mention of a person's political affiliation nor person's place of employment mentioned as protected categories. And in https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/food/wp/2018/06/25/was-sarah-huckabee-sanders-denied-public-accommodation-when-a-restaurant-kicked-her-out/?utm_term=.dea376416daf , the ACLU is cited as stating that there are only three places in the US and its territories that specifically include political affiliation in their anti-discrimination laws: Washington (DC), Seattle, and the US Virgin Islands. So, if that information is correct, then there is no law in Virginia that the restaurant violated in regards to asking Sanders to leave. By the way, if you're going to cut and paste an answer regarding a federal law, try using a federal government web site instead of legalmatch.com.
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  748. But "that crazy, porch sitting Grandpa" doesn't have the power to send the young people of his neighborhood to war.
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  749. And you get to see things like first responders using jet skis to check on your flooded neighborhood.
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  750. notcher bane  It happened last year after Irma. My neighborhood sits on a large creek which, unsurprisingly, overflowed its banks and flooded the neighborhood. The waters didn't recede for about five days. I don't remember the exact day it happened, but I was in the house and heard a motor so I looked out the back window and there were these two guys on jet skis that I recognized as being ones that the county fire department used at the beaches. They asked if everyone in the home was okay, I said yes, and they moved on to the next house.
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  751. I find it difficult to take you seriously because you're actually helping CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  752.  @xr440r3  I refer you back to my original post.
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  753.  Spring4030 Zxqa6519  Although I think McConnell is shirking his responsibility by not allowing the Senate to vote on a spending bill, it takes a ⅔ majority in the House and Senate each to override a veto.
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  754.  Spring4030 Zxqa6519  I'm sure the votes are there to pass any bill to re-open the government, but would there be enough votes to override a veto?
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  755.  @patl4416  It doesn't help one's credibility to make accusations that aren't backed up.
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  756. The irony is strong with this one.
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  757. I'm suspecting that I was too subtle in my original post, so let me try again: I find it ironic that someone whose comments have obvious spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors of their own is calling out someone for not formatting a title correctly.
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  758. It doesn't matter if you're a "major news company" or not.
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  759. I'm not making money off anything I post, yet I'd be too embarrassed to knowingly submit comments that had obvious errors, especially if those comments were criticizing others for similar mistakes. The schools where you live may have different goals, but I was expected to have mastered how to write basic English sentences long before I attended college.
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  760. Submitting a post that proves me wrong would be a more effective comeback.
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  761. @Political Agenda: Cosby was tried and convicted for assaulting just one woman.
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  762. They aren't safe for people who use words derived from the r-word either.
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  763. (A) I don't believe the Prime Minister has the authority to appoint or dismiss local mayors. (B) Johnson hasn't actually left yet. His plan is to stay as Prime Minister until the Conservative Party elects a new leader in the fall, although there are some indications that could be moved up.
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  764. I'd love to see Hannity pulled, but I didn't hear or read anything that linked him to a crime.
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  765. Be careful what you wish for, Trump supporters. If Twitter and other social media sites were to be made liable for what they allow to be posted, they could deem Trump too risky and ban him entirely.
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  766. Jimmy Savile never faced charges for anything he was accused of doing because the allegations didn't become public until after his death.
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  767. "The Cons lost the popular vote in every Presidential election, but one (2004), since 1992!" Which is a cool bit of trivia, but has no bearing on how we actually elect Presidents in the US.
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  768. "... and our system is rigged so that the popular vote doesn't win." How can you call it "rigged" when that's been the process ever since the first presidential election was held in 1788?
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  769. I think whoever trained you to use the infantile word, "sheeple", is very proud.
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  770.  @earnestleesaddened3779  Sorry, I didn't see any facts in your original post. All I saw was an immature rant.
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  771.  @earnestleesaddened3779  No, I can't dispute that you can't seem to have a conversation like a mature and literate adult.
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  772.  @earnestleesaddened3779  You never gave an alternate topic to discuss. If you did, the immature presentation hid it very well.
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  773. And that impacts your life how?
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  774. And some lava lamps? 😍 Those are so cool!
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  775.  @airbornspider6280  Mueller's not even a permanent employee of the DoJ. He was hired for this investigation and, unless there's some loose ends to tie up, he'll now go back to his retirement.
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  776. And I would assume that it was accomplished as per its constitution and/or laws, unlike Trump's threatened executive order?
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  777. People like you are like a prohibitionist shopping at a liquor store. It's not going to go out of business as long as you patronize it.
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  778. Actually, Trump has been impeached. Being impeached is not unlike you or I being charged with a crime. From the US Constitution: "The House of Representatives shall [choose] their Speaker and other Officers; and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment." https://www.senate.gov/civics/constitution_item/constitution.htm#a1
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  779. It's hard to take threats of a boycott seriously when the likelihood of the average Trump supporter to be eating at that restaurant before all this happened was slim.
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  780. When I looked at the menu online yesterday, I noticed that this place was not cheap and the offerings seemed trendy. Not quite the cuisine I envision the average Trump supporter being interested in eating.
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  781. True, but it's been my observations since Trump began his campaign that most of his supporters are not the "sophisticated" type. And I don't say that as an insult because I don't consider myself "sophisticated" either. Give me a diner that serves homestyle food any day over a place that serves modern art that happens to be edible.
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  782. I simply laugh because people who leave comments like that are hypocrites. Then, since the comments are always off topic for the video, I report them as spam.
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  783. Yet you don't seem to be concerned at being outed as a traitor for watching CNN's videos?
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  784.  @RobertMOdell  That falls under bullying in my book.
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  785. The last time the citizenship question was asked on a census form everyone had to fill out was in 1950.
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  786. Not really. The only reason he's going to jail now is because of the witness tampering. If he had just kept his mouth shut and let his lawyers do their jobs, he'd be sleeping tonight in his cushy bed in his cushy house.
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  787. Well, since you voluntarily clicked on this video, perhaps you can answer for yourself.
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  788. +Hector T. What information was incorrect in this video?
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  789. I'm fairly certain punch card ballots were replaced after the 2000 election.
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  790. You do realize you've clicked on this video as well, right?
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  791. It's not enough for other Republicans to say they don't agree with Trump, if they want people to believe they aren't Trump's posterior puckers, they have to come out and condemn him when he crosses the line.
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  792.  @charlesnwarren  I'm neither a guy 👩, nor am I voting for a Democrat or Republican in 2020.
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  793. What was incorrect?
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  794. If I believed the same as you, I wouldn't have even clicked on this video since the title was very clear that Lemon was going to be giving his opinion.
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  795.  @ferdorski  18 U.S. Code § 2381. Treason "Whoever, owing allegiance to the United States, levies war against them or adheres to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere, is guilty of treason ... " You could make a rational argument that CNN and MSNBC are biased against Trump (as opposed to the government as an entity), but I can't see how an argument can be made that the two news networks have committed treason as defined above.
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  796.  @ferdorski  If Colbert and others like him upset you that much the first thing you should do is change the channel or turn off the TV. Nobody forces you to watch them or click on YouTube videos that feature them.
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  797.  alexdapostman  Yet you enable them by clicking on videos like this one.
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  798.  alexdapostman  Comparing CNN's ratings to those of channels who don't have the same target audience is like comparing apples and walnuts. Comparing CNN's ratings to other news networks or comparing specific time slots (e.g., whatever is on CNN at 6 PM to local channel newscasts), would make more sense if I even cared.
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  799. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  800. Don't ask me why, but I have a feeling it's going to be a split election. In other words, one Democratic and one Republican Senator will be elected.
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  801. Steve Liversage  In other words, "Think for yourself, but watch only those news channels I say are okay to watch." 🙄
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  802. Slight difference between the three men. Cosby was actually tried and convicted in a court of law. Kavanaugh and Trump have been convicted by people in the court of public opinion. The latter only holds you back if the people who convicted you scream louder than those who think you're innocent.
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  803. So does that make you a traitor by clicking on these videos?
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  804.  MEGA 2020  Including those who click on CNN's videos?
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  805.  @wackedoutonweed  Just asking a question. All these people commenting on CNN's videos making ugly comments about those who watch them don't quite seem to realize that they are also counted as viewers since they clicked on the video. So, if these commenters consider a CNN viewer as "mentally ill", "brainwashed", "mindless sheep", etc..., doesn't that apply to them as well?
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  806.  @wackedoutonweed  Then why help CNN by clicking on its videos?
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  807. ​ @wackedoutonweed  I'm not in the habit of clicking on videos from providers I don't believe are trustworthy, much less leaving comments, so I'm just trying to understand the mindset of people like you.
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  808. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  809. Impeachment is essentially the House saying that it believes a President has committed actions that warrant his removal from office. Kind of like a grand jury filing charges against someone. No matter what happens or doesn't happen on the Senate side, it won't change the fact that Trump has been impeached.
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  810. This video isn't a news report, it's an analysis piece.
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  811. Yet you click on its videos, increasing the YouTube channel's viewership. Thanks. 🙂
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  812. You're watching it as well, or at least CNN thinks you are. Either way, you're helping to keep it viable. Thanks again! 🙂
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  813. Ratings are just another word for a poll and I thought people who liked to squawk "fake news" didn't believe in polls?
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  814. Lumberton is in Robeson County, not Bladen. In fact, it's the county seat.
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  815. The reason why you're hearing people say that Biden won is because 306 electors voted for him to become President.
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  816. What exactly are Democrats looser in? Pant size? And what is CNN loosening?
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  817.  @jerrycrossman8715  Just trying to clarify what you meant. If you're trying to insult someone, you call them a "loser". If you're saying that something isn't as tight as it used to be, that is making it "looser".
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  818.  @jerrycrossman8715  The only thing that hurts my feelings is that teachers apparently aren't teaching how to write proper sentences anymore.
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  819.  @jerrycrossman8715  Being able to write properly means the person is a socialist? I'm going to have to disagree with you on that. Not that it's really any of your business, but I consider myself as strongly leaning libertarian.
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  820. If it didn't matter, why bring it up in the first place?
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  821.  @Mike-ye8qv  There's no way that kid is going to get anywhere near that much money, even if he was successful. What I think will end up happening is an out of court settlement along with a non-apology apology and a NDA.
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  822.  @Mike-ye8qv  It's difficult to take your claim seriously when you're clicking on CNN's videos. However, I do appreciate you helping out people like me who don't have cable or satellite.
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  823. I'd like to do some more research on the party's policies before I declare my support, but I agree with the rest of your statement 1000%.
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  824. Wow, and I thought that continually dragging up Hillary Clinton and Obama two and a half years after they became irrelevant was pathetic.
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  825.  @ZZ_Tops_007  Thanks. 🙂
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  826. You shouldn't be airing any competitors' videos anyway. Why give them free advertising?
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  827. Since you chose to click and comment on one of its videos, I guess that makes you a sucker.
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  828. DeSantis is the Governor of Florida. What does he have to do with Texas?
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  829. How does what happen?
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  830. @Jacky A. : Sanford wouldn't last a month as a candidate. All Trump or his cronies would need to do is constantly bring up Sanford's June 2009 disappearing act.
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  831. That's what I forgot when Matthew came through. I live in an older mobile home and I was worried that the wind was going to hit the trailer so hard that it would knock things off shelves, so I put a lot of stuff on the floor before I evacuated. Needless to say, when I came home, everything on the floor that wasn't inside a plastic tote was ruined due to the (suspected) foot and a half of water that entered the place.
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  832. Saying a specific law is out of date doesn't mean that it shouldn't be enforced.
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  833. The description sounds more like gout.
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  834. @Jorge of Albion: Well, CNN thinks you care since you took the time to click and comment on the video.
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  835. So you admit that the things Trump says aren't true?
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  836. I don't report the news. I'd suggest that you not post phrases if you don't know how to properly use them in a sentence.
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  837. Not to mention the silence about doing something about those who knowingly hire illegal immigrants.
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  838. Peterson is either a total narcissistic jerk or a clueless jerk. He has no moral right to say that he got his life back when 17 young people died when he was on duty and didn't do a blessed thing to help.
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  839. Like that's going to happen as long as you engage with it.
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  840. Speaking of being distracted, you're the one allowing a two minute segment to upset you. By the way, adorable dog! 😄
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  841. Why not just admit that from the beginning? That, and why didn't she put those notes a little off to the side instead of in a spot that made it look as if Moore wrote them?
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  842. Being that this is the first time in US history that an ex-President has been indicted on criminal charges, yes, this is breaking news. If you're just now hearing about the school shooting in Nashville, I hate to tell you this, but that was three days ago. Not exactly breaking news anymore.
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  843. Thanks for helping add to CNN's YouTube channel viewership.
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  844. Yet you've clicked on this video.
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  845.  artbydesignofkc Joey  "Mommy, they did it too!" doesn't excuse anyone's illegal actions.
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  846. And what makes you any more trustworthy than CNN?
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  847. +Mr. Wolf Impeachment and being removed from office are two different aspects of the same procedure. Impeachment is the equivalent of being charged with a crime or crimes, which is what happened to Clinton. Then a trial was held in the Senate to determine whether those charges were serious enough to warrant Clinton's removal from office. Since 2/3 of the Senate didn't believe so, Clinton remained in office.
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  848. +LegendLength True, but (so far) Lewinsky has never claimed that she felt pressured into the affair.
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  849. +Mr. Wolf You won't get much argument from me about the inconsistent way women accusing public figures of sexual misconduct are treated by the media. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal concept. The general public is free to form and express their own opinions on Moore's guilt or innocence.
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  850. Yet you took the time to click and comment on one of its videos.
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  851.  @seantonnesen1636  If you really click and comment "[e]very day every video", then all you're doing with that wasted time is encouraging CNN to keep its YouTube channel active. By the way, thanks for doing that for those of us who don't have access to cable right now.
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  852. Calling Coulter a "Wacky Nut Job" is probably one of the very rare instances where I agree with Trump.
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  853.  if it ain't foreign it's borin!  You aren't exactly helping when you use words derived from the r-word.
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  854.  @janetairlines1351  Where in this video was Trump or his supporters blamed?
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  855.  @captinbeyond  Although I will agree that Trump hasn't publicly asked anyone to disrupt CNN or harm its employees, I do blame him for creating an environment in which his more unhinged supporters think they're helping him by making threats and sending bombs. And the environment in which his slightly less unhinged supporters actually think these actions are acceptable.
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  856. If I was in charge, I'd bar all politicians from these ceremonies (with the exception of those who lost family members).
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  857. He can't be held criminally liable for the "Lock Her Up" chants unless a criminal act had been perpetrated against Clinton that could have been proven to have been directly instigated by Flynn's words. Otherwise, to arrest him for expressing an opinion would be a blatant violation of the First Amendment.
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  858. Thanks for helping those of us without cable watch CNN's videos.
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  859. That's because the best man or woman is too smart to put himself / herself through the garbage a candidate goes through to get elected.
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  860. I am American and I wish for the same thing.
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  861. Just because the government can't penalize Carlson and Pirro for what they said doesn't mean they are immune from criticism.
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  862. Don't forget the sodas. Thanks. 😀
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  863. Must be good enough since you're clicking on its videos.
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  864.  @gregm55mullen62  And to help keep CNN's YouTube channel up and running.
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  865.  Jo Nelson  "Weak-minded", no. Naïve, perhaps, in that I expect the leaders of this country to speak in such a way that what they mean is clear the first time.
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  866.  Jo Nelson  What? Did you even read my most recent post? I said I wanted the leaders of this country to say what they mean in the first place. Politicians generally don't do that.
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  867. I wonder if your attitude would be the same if it was a female friend or relative who had been harassed / assaulted.
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  868. +bob golf I guess I got my answer.
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  869. +bob golf Well, you got the woman part right, but you couldn't be further from the truth about the sociopolitical affiliation.
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  870. Why is that important to you? Unless you have a financial stake in CNN, it affects your life as much as Fox News' viewership affects mine.
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  871.  @marclawyer2789  You're saying how awful CNN is (your words), yet you're actively encouraging the very things you claim it's doing by clicking on a video from its YouTube channel (your actions).
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  872.  @marclawyer2789  "Without Trump CNN are a failed broadcaster..." "Division is all CNN et al are interested in, and pandering to the inherent arrogance and ignorance of college educated liberals (Malcolm X wasn't too keen on white liberals either) to destroy the culture of America..." If these comments were on another forum, I'd conclude that you're not too fond of CNN. However, something about it persuades you to support it by clicking on its YouTube channel videos. By the way, if you have to resort to parrot words and phrases like "BLM", "ANTIFA", and "MSM", you don't have much of an argument in the first place.
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  873.  @marclawyer2789  Unless you have a financial interest in CNN and/or anyone who works there, ratings are imaginary numbers with no meaning. The point is that words like "BLM", "ANTIFA", and "MSM" have been so overused that they've lost all meaning. And when a word has no more meaning than a squawk from a parrot, its use doesn't help a person's argument.
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  874.  @marclawyer2789  "Viewership is what they base their business model on and charge accordingly for advertising time..." Yes, it does, so as I said, only people with a financial stake in the network and/or the people that work there assign any meaning to ratings. However, for people like you and me, those numbers have no meaning.
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  875.  @marclawyer2789  "You're not the brightest star in the Galaxy." Bright enough not to encourage a news network I don't like by clicking on its YouTube videos.
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  876.  @marclawyer2789  "So Racist, sexist etc has no meaning on that basis..." Although those words are getting close to losing any meaning, at least they weren't made up to see how many people would parrot them.
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  877. Even if it was true that the Obama administration did do something that is currently hindering COVID-19 testing, the Trump administration has had three years to undo it.
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  878. Can't people like you give it a rest once in a while? This video has not a blessed thing to do with Trump or anything political.
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  879. threeputt991  True, you didn't mention Trump's name specifically, but looking at your choice of topic, along with using the word "swamp" within that context, there's a pretty decent probability that you could be a Trump supporter. Regardless, whether you support Trump or not, the nonsensical rant of your original post has nothing to do with the hurricane.
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  880. Just like every other author on the planet, so what's the point?
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  881. Because she didn't accept his baloney sauce answer, he didn't want to play anymore.
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  882. I mostly agree with you, but I think the Democrats are just as bad. The only difference, really, is on what programs they spend the money we don't have. I suggest that we vote all Democrats and Republicans out of office.
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  883. Sorry, the very fact that you clicked on this video proves that I can't take your claim about the mental state of CNN viewers seriously.
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  884. Or who might attract belligerent mobs, like what happened to Nielsen earlier this week.
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  885. Actually, Jones won't face re-election (if he chooses to run again) until 2020.
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  886. How? As it stands right now, electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who wins the popular vote of a state / DC (Nebraska and Maine being the only two exceptions). Congressional districts only come into play in Nebraska and Maine.
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  887.  @swjackson917  Ask Trump. One of his campaign promises was that Clinton was going to jail.
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  888. 4:30 -- A political editor should know better than to frame his opinion as if the Electoral College just up and decided to award votes to Trump on a whim. The electors (with a handful of exceptions) cast their votes based on which candidate won the statewide popular vote of the state the electors represented. As much as I would wish the prevailing candidate hadn't been either Trump or Clinton, I can't say that the Electoral College didn't operate as set up in the Constitution,
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  889. People in Yemen, Syria, a good chunk of Central America, Democratic Republic of Congo, Afghanistan, Libya, etc..., might disagree with that statement.
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  890.  @SameerMalik-es5ij  "I mean who wants to live in freedom and not have the government make every single decision for you ..." Any business owner in Florida who wanted to keep her/his employees and customers as safe as possible by requiring that masks be worn and/or proof of vaccination be shown.
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  891. Yet people like you aid the "enemy" every day by clicking on their videos.
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  892.  @earnestleesaddened3779  Since the nationwide popular vote isn't the criteria by which we elect Presidents in the US, you can't say one candidate won it or another lost it. In the long run, the only people who will care which candidate had more individual votes in the 2016 election are historians and Jeopardy contestants.
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  893. Jeanne Moos' segments never have been intended to be hard news reports. Her pieces have always shown a lighter, more humorous side to the news.
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  894. I don't understand why CNN gives Fox News free advertising.
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  895.  @2ellas2  Like Florida mandating its private businesses to not follow CDC advice, if they so chose, or mandating that private businesses can't train their employees as they so choose?
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  896.  @2ellas2  Yes, it is the latter, but that still infringes on a company's freedom to protect its employees and customers as it sees fit.
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  897.  @2ellas2  A company has always had the right to require its customers to abide by set rules or be kicked out. How does requiring a customer to wear a mask change that? It's no different, in my opinion, than requiring a customer to have clothes or shoes on to enter the business.
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  898.  @2ellas2  "no but a customer can choose to give that store no business." Some people may choose not to shop in that store because it doesn't carry their preferred brand of product. Some people may choose not to shop in that store because the employees are either too formally or too casually dressed. Businesses take a risk that some customers won't patronize them with every decision that's made.
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  899.  @2ellas2  "If you mandate masks and an employee can't wear one or even worse, mandate experimental vaccines, the employees choices are to conform or be without a job" Most businesses didn't have requirements in regards to what is worn at work before COVID? And no requirements in regards to protecting the health and safety of customers and other employees?
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  900.  @2ellas2  I don't know exactly how you're defining "pro-mandates", but I consider myself pro-whatever-reasonable-actions-it-takes-to-protect-the-public-and-get-life-back-to-some-semblance-of-normality. And that includes the wearing of masks and getting vaccinated, if there's no legitimate medical reason otherwise.
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  901. Your actions don't match your words.
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  902. @Evil Lyn: My opinion is that I think you believe Trump operates at a higher level than he actually does. 😜
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  903. A President shouldn't need people to interpret for him.
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  904. Supposedly. If even some of the rumors are to be believed, Trump's not as well off as he claims.
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  905. That would be counterproductive. The protesters would then be seen as nothing more than American controlled subversives. Any legitimate grievances they have would be end up being marginalized.
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  906. Using that rationale, no one should go to prison for killing at all because incarcerating the killer won't bring the dead person (or people) back.
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  907. A couple of hundred years ago? Try eight hundred plus years ago.
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  908. adam brown  My new term for "whataboutism" is the "But, Mommy, he / she / they did it too!" argument. A little long, but I think it conveys the attitude of the person presenting the argument quite nicely. 😁
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  909. Unless you have stock in CNN's parent company, why does it matter to you what CNN's ratings are?
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  910. How are you ignoring Cooper if you're clicking on a video with him as the speaker?
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  911. I never understood why people who claim to dislike a show or channel seem to be so knowledgeable about their ratings. Unless you have a financial stake in it, what difference do those numbers make in your life?
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  912. If you're going to make an accusation like that, at least say what was incorrect. Otherwise you just sound like a parrot that belongs to one or more talk show hosts.
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  913. Be careful what you wish for. A political entity with the power to decide what is allowed to air won't stop with just the news outlets you dislike. Or in other words, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya".
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  914.  @kirkcrawford6513  Okay, but my general point still stands. The government shouldn't have the power to determine the legitimacy of news outlets. It wouldn't stop with CNN. The next one could very well be whatever source you get your news from.
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  915. "Mommy, they did bad things too!" doesn't excuse what Trump said.
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  916. Nothing against Stewart personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about voting for someone whose political résumé consists solely of "I was on TV"?
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  917. Tell that to the 15% who are going to be laid off.
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  918. What in this video wasn't accurate?
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  919.  @russianbot2179  I don't know. You'll have to ask a Democrat.
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  920. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: It's also hard to take people like you seriously when you rant and rave about CNN being "fake news" or whatever the parrots are squawking these days, yet I'm reading your drivel on CNN's YouTube channel. Hypocrite, much?
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  921. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: Says the person who clicks on videos from CNN.
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  922. @WHY NOT GET PAID ENT: Wow, where do I start on this one? If you jumped to the conclusion that I'm claiming that I'm a veteran based on my username, then somehow you must've stopped after "retnavy" and missed the "brat" altogether. "Sir"? Again, it sounds like you're jumping to conclusions based on my username. I am female. And not only are you jumping to conclusions about me, you're jumping to conclusions about the demographics of the military itself. And none of this should really surprise me since you don't seem to understand the concept that every click on a channel's video just encourages it to post more videos. In other words, all you're doing by clicking on CNN's videos is helping it to continue spreading what you consider "fake news".
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  923. Actually, the Senate consists of 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats, and 2 independents.
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  924.  @danishbiochem  That's pretty much my point. I'm not a Californian, so take my opinion for what it's worth, but I really think Newsom survived simply because voters did not like the sound of "Governor Elder".
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  925. It's relevant enough for you to be viewing it and making comments which, by the way, only helps this YouTube channel remain active. Thanks.
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  926. "Soyboy"? That's pathetic. Not only does that "insult" make an incorrect assumption about my gender, it indicates a tendency for the user to mindlessly follow other mindless people.
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  927. @Frisky Bottomsuuater: Was there something I missed in the original post that I should have addressed?
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  928. @RFI-Crypto Lab: I watch CNN, yes. And I thanked you for helping to keep this channel active since I don't have access to cable or satellite. Every click tells CNN people are watching. Do I watch it exclusively or always agree with its coverage? No. Do I click on channels that I wish would go away? No. Do I use inane words and phrases like "soyboy" because I can't think for myself? No.
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  929. The election was nearly two weeks ago.
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  930. Hopefully, there'll be a trend towards voting for third party and true independent candidates.
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  931.  @PremierCCGuyMMXVI  The third party or independent candidates I was referencing can be from any political philosophy. My point was that I want people to abandon both the Democrats and Republicans because they're more interested in what's best for their parties than what the needs of this country are.
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  932. And he's not arrested because ... ?
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  933. And how does knowing who these lowlifes may have supported politically raise one victim from the dead or heal one person injured?
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  934. Well, unless Trump decides to sign an executive order doing away with the First Amendment, you're out of luck.
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  935.  @dadmoo12  So what would happen if a TV station decided not to adhere to this ban and aired the ad anyway?
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  936.  @dadmoo12  I asked a legitimate question in a civil manner. If you don't know the answer, that's fine, but please don't be ugly about it.
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  937.  @dadmoo12  Okay, maybe "ugly" was too strong a description, but I still stand by my point that if I'm asking a serious question, I expect a serious answer. Speaking of the real answer you gave: I guess what I'm trying to find out is who gave this agency the authority to ban ads and impose penalties? Is it a voluntary agreement that a TV network adheres to or was the agency set up by the government?
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  938. +Dawn And exactly how will pulling their security clearances change anything? They will still have the right to express their thoughts about Trump to various media outlets. Ironically, this will probably increase the appearances instead of decrease them.
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  939. Thanks for adding to the view count of CNN's YouTube channel. I appreciate it.
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  940. Why would anyone be paranoid about Trump raising chickens?
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  941. A bit difficult for me to believe that since you declared that on CNN's YouTube channel.
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  942. Yet you're enabling CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  943. Thanks for keeping this channel active.
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  944.  @tonyplow9219  The attempt at legalized extortion could very well be a future topic, but it's not the topic of this video. Nice try, though.
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  945. The last census that had the citizenship question that everyone had to answer was in 1950.
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  946. soth1 sol  If you truly were "as pc bleeding heart liberal as you can get", you wouldn't have used the r-word.
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  947.  @mnconservative4616  For the most part, the two networks have different target audiences, so comparing the overall ratings of both is like comparing the proverbial apples and oranges.
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  948.  @mnconservative4616  As far as I'm concerned, it makes no sense to compare viewing figures between a network aimed at mostly children and one aimed at adults. And all that's really important to me right now is that you're clicking on CNN's videos. I don't have access to cable or satellite right now, so this is how I access the network. Thanks for helping keep this channel active.
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  949.  @mnconservative4616  As far as advertisers are concerned, it kind of does. For example, Jack Daniels isn't going to advertise on Nickelodeon and Barbie doll ads aren't going to be seen on TLC.
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  950.  @mnconservative4616  Well, we're going to have to agree to disagree because this conversation is threatening to circle itself. And as I mentioned in a previous post, the only thing that matters to me anyway is that you keep clicking on CNN's videos so I can continue to watch them. Thanks again!
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  951.  @mnconservative4616  But it takes much more than one person to view them for CNN to decide whether it's worth it to post them.
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  952. Anyone who goes around bragging that he/she is a "stable genius" is neither "stable" nor a "genius".
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  953. For all of you leaving childish comments about CNN, I'd just like to say thank you for helping to add to their viewer count here on YouTube. I don't have access to cable right now and this is how I watch most of the content. Every click encourages CNN to keep this channel active.
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  954. I really appreciate you clicking on this channel.
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  955. Remember when we were in school and our eyes strayed either during a test or some other task and the teacher would tell us to keep our eyes on our own papers? Lately, I feel like saying something similar to CNN and all the other TV based news outlets. Unless a story involves a rival network (e.g., MSNBC reporting about CNN because a bomb was sent to its New York studios), mind your own business. It takes time away from the stories you should be reporting on and it gives your rivals free advertising.
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  956.  @mysticmadman5961  Schwarenegger can't run for President, he was born in Austria.
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  957. +Nelson Castelo No argument from me about that.
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  958. So you're basically saying Trump supporters are so gullible that the "enemy" can entice them to riot?
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  959. What is being taught in schools these days? If Trump resigns or is forced out of office, Clinton will not, repeat, will not become President. The Constitution is quite clear that if a President dies, resigns, or is removed from office, the Vice President (currently Pence) becomes President.
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  960. +RED WAVE I don't think this was part of Mueller's investigation.
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  961. If I was opposing Sanford, the adultery would be the minor issue. I'd be hammering on his little disappearing act back in June 2009. Yeah, I know it was so he could go see his mistress, but as much as I find adultery reprehensible, the irresponsibility of an elected official to up and leave the country without a security detail, much less letting them know he was leaving, makes Sanford unqualified to be President, in my opinion.
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  962. You should really see someone about your imaginary friend, "Mr. Brandon", talking to you.
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  963. No one mentioned Carter in this video.
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  964. Assuming you're referring to Trump, I agree wholeheartedly.
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  965. If Sanders had any integrity, she would've resigned ages ago.
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  966. darthvader5300  How do you knell ("to ring, especially for a death, funeral, or disaster" - Merriam-Webster) in water?
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  967. Yet you support it.
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  968. Why wouldn't CNN post its own videos on its own YouTube channel?
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  969. If you knew this topic wasn't of interest to you, why waste your time clicking on it in the first place? If the Canadian protests are what you really want information on, there's a search bar at the top of the screen. Type in something like "Canadian trucker protests" and I'm sure you'll find at least one or two videos that will satisfy you.
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  970.  @ewaj.6260  So instead of actually taking the time to look up more serious news reports, you decide to encourage CNN to air fluff pieces?
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  971. I can't believe I'm actually defending the degenerate, but I don't see why everyone is getting so hot and bothered over this. All that was revealed today was that Hannity was one of Cohen's clients (even though Hannity denies this). Nobody has mentioned one word that has directly linked Hannity to any crimes Cohen may have committed.
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  972. In my opinion, he's been unethical ever since I've became aware of him. What specifically are you referring to?
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  973. Mind your language, Cuomo. To be using words like the uncouth version of "donkey" makes you sound like the very people you're calling out.
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  974. Your actions don't match your words.
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  975.  @insaneyogurt4993  "He" and "she" who?
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  976.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Well idk about what [the original commenter's] done or said before ..." In regards to my response to the original comment, I was trying to be somewhat civil and not directly call Amanda a hypocrite for posting "Who cares", because if she truly didn't care, she wouldn't have bothered to click on the video, never mind waste her time leaving a comment. In other words, her actions (taking the time to post) didn't match her words ("Who cares").
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  977.  @insaneyogurt4993  "... [The Queen] has committed many atrocities resulting in a lot of deaths" And your proof for this is ...?
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  978.  @insaneyogurt4993  Those are accusations, not proof of the Queen's direct involvement. Don't forget, as a constitutional monarch, she wasn't as all powerful as you seem to think she was.
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  979.  @insaneyogurt4993  "... [the Queen] has committed many atrocities resulting in a lot of deaths" That sure sounds as if you're accusing her of being directly involved.
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  980.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Accusations?" Yes, accusations. You haven't provided one shred of evidence that the Queen actually took up a weapon and killed people or signed off on an order that specifically ordered people to be sent to concentration camps.
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  981.  @insaneyogurt4993  "The fact you go this far to defend such a detestable persons ..." I haven't defended the Queen at all since you haven't provided me any evidence to refute.
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  982.  @insaneyogurt4993  "Watch some Saurion or Jordan Peterson ..." When someone asks you to back up a claim or accusation, it's never a good idea to tell her/him to look something up him/herself. It only makes you look like you don't know what you're talking about.
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  983. I'll believe the government is serious about stopping illegal immigration when it puts as much effort into arresting and jailing those who employ illegal immigrants as much as arresting and deporting the illegal immigrants themselves.
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  984. I find it difficult to take what you say seriously when you have clicked on this video (which gives CNN positive feedback) and left a comment.
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  985.  Anthony Aldridge  Every President since Washington has been made fun of to some degree. Why should Trump be exempt?
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  986. @4:35 -- That chart is a bit confusing. If it's supposed to be a traditional genealogical style chart, Anne should be to the left of Andrew since she's the older sibling. If it's supposed to reflect the line of succession, Anne should be to the right of Edward since her position still falls under the old rule of brothers superseding their sisters.
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  987. I used to be a pharmacy technician, so I get that if Trump told the doctors not to discuss certain things about his condition, they have to honor that. However, if that is the case, then the doctors should be honest about why they can't say certain things. For example: Reporter: "What was the result of the President's chest X-ray?" Doctor: "I'm sorry, but the President has asked that we not disclose that information and, because of HIPAA, we have to honor his request."
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  988. Where was Carter even mentioned in this video?
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  989. And the shooter's alleged political affiliation makes the dead people any less dead?
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  990. You're missing my point. There's no sense in worrying about what the shooter's political affiliation may have been because it doesn't change what happened. Left, right, up, or down leaning, he still entered that synagogue and killed 11 people. And even though I don't know any of the friends and family of those killed, I'm certain that knowing where the shooter's political beliefs lie doesn't ease their grief.
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  991. What hurt was trying to read your stream of consciousness. Perhaps you could try editing that with some punctuation?
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  992. So why continue to encourage them by clicking on these videos?
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  993. I bought two boxes of cereal today. The cashier never asked for my ID. I hope she doesn't get into trouble. 😜
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  994. How is it "freedom of choice" if a business wants its employees vaccinated and it is told by an allegedly pro-business governor that it can't do it?
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  995.  @bane3991  Why do you think I made the above comment? An employer should be able to decide if she/he wants employees that are vaccinated. Employees or prospective employees, in turn, have the freedom to adhere to that requirement or look for employment elsewhere.
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  996.  @bane3991  Not the same situation, in my opinion, since there's no way I'm aware of in which a Black person can alter her/himself to look White or whatever race an employer would prefer. In other words, one's race can't be chosen, but people can choose to adhere or not adhere to an employer's requirement.
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  997.  @bane3991  Well, we're just going to have to agree to disagree on that.
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  998.  @bane3991  Again, I don't think firing or refusing to hire someone based on something she/he cannot change (e.g., race, gender, age, disability) is not the same situation as an employer setting a condition for employment that an employee or potential employee is free to abide by or refuse (and face the consequences of doing so). If you can't accept that as my viewpoint, then there's nothing more to discuss.
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  999. The reason Trump gets so much flak over how much he plays golf is because he criticized Obama for his golfing and claimed that if he was President, he'd be too busy to play golf himself. In other words, Trump is getting flak about golfing because he's a hypocrite.
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  1000.  @maples5875  The golfing, in and of itself, is not the issue as far as I'm concerned. The issue is that Trump is doing the same thing that he not only criticized his predecessor for doing, but also straight up said he wasn't going to do himself.
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  1001. If you really want to stick it to CNN, don't click on its videos in the first place.
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  1002. The current spouses of Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, and Prince William were commoners before they married.
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  1003. I'm surprised that she doesn't demand a writing credit and royalties from those shows and SNL.
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  1004. Actually, using Prince Philip's death to bad mouth another person reveals your character more than the character of whatever woman you have a problem with.
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  1005.  @declonmeaney1518  So you think that a man who had what we would now call a dysfunctional childhood, fought in World War II, spent 70 years having nearly every utterance and activity scrutinized by the press, and had to deal with the antics of his children in the 1980s and 90s (Charles wanting to be Camilla's tampon ring any bells?), was going to give a flip about whatever Meghan had to say about him or his family?
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  1006.  @declonmeaney1518  "And as stated, Prince was a man who was selfless in his service to his family and to the many organisations he supported for over 70 years." Which is why he deserves a better remembrance than "I'm sorry he died, but his granddaughter-in-law is trash."
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  1007. I usually don't give my "enemies" the satisfaction of adding to their YouTube channel viewer counts.
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  1008. @Warrior: Why is your knowledge of history missing a huge gap between the Civil War and this morning? The two major parties underwent a philosophical shift during the mid-20th century. Neither party of today would be recognizable to their 19th century counterparts.
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  1009. You only just noticed this a couple of years ago? It's been going on for at least ten.
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  1010. Nothing against Jon personally, but haven't we learned our lesson about electing people just because they have been or are on TV?
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  1011. Do you have a financial stake in CNN and/or any of the people that work for it? If the answer is no, then I don't get how CNN's ratings, good or bad, affect your life in the least.
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  1012. Speaking of not being able to read, this is a video about Hurricane Michael, not attention trollop Kanye West.
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  1013. Where was this couple? As far as the Republicans and Democrats were concerned, all I saw was boorish Trump on one hand and baggage laden Clinton on the other.
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  1014. @Frazcak: All that counts are the click which you help contribute.
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  1015. @Frank King: Donations of any sort would be going to whatever charity you choose, not FEMA.
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  1016. After the Spanish American War in 1898. It stayed an US territory until after World War II.
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  1017. "Mommy, she did bad things too!" is no defense.
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  1018. Why is CNN giving Fox News free advertising? Unless Fox News (or any other news outlet) is part of a story (like CNN was a couple of weeks ago with the bomb packages), don't worry about what it's doing, mind your own business.
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  1019. I'd rather see a video about people who allegedly despise CNN, yet support it by clicking on its YouTube videos.
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  1020. Wrong part of the state.
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  1021. I think they're related (even if it's distantly) somehow. They look and sound (their actual voices, not just the garbage they spew) similar.
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  1022. Hawaii was an US state when Obama was born there.
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  1023. That's movie memorabilia.
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  1024. That doesn't negate the contract Trump voluntarily signed.
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  1025. Grow up.
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  1026. Pseudoephedrine isn't banned, you just have to purchase it from the pharmacy counter.
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  1027. What is CNN loosening the viewers from?
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  1028.  @ericpaffenroth4213  That didn't answer my question, but I'm not surprised.
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  1029.  @ericpaffenroth4213  Maybe I was being too subtle with my question. CNN can be losing viewers or loosening viewers. Since you chose the latter word, I was curious as to what CNN was loosening the viewers from.
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  1030. So I guess if any of the 214,127 people who are registered Republicans in that county suffer from DeSantis' hubris, it won't matter because according to you, they don't exist.
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  1031. Sanford doesn't have a snowball's chance in the Sahara of winning a primary, much less the presidency, regardless of who he's running against. All his opponents would have to bring up is his little disappearing act while Governor of South Carolina to go see his mistress in Argentina back in 2009. Not because of the adultery, but because of the irresponsibility shown in not letting anyone know where he was going.
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  1032. Civil war is when two factions in the same country fight each other. Ukraine and Russia are not the same country.
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  1033. The impression I got from the article was that the writer was someone who spent every day or nearly every day with Trump. That would rule out Haley since she works in New York.
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  1034. Someone needs to tell Carville that big boys and girls take responsibility for their own failures instead of trying to blame someone else.
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  1035. It's nearly 361 feet. There are web sites that do conversions.
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  1036. Every news station airs fluff pieces every so often. This isn't exclusive to CNN.
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  1037. Who cares about inauguration crowd size except Presidential historians and Jeopardy contestants?
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  1038. I'm more interested in where the grown ups are. I'm sure not seeing any in this comment thread.
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  1039. "So, if we don't count Donald Trump..." Why wouldn't you count Tr--p? He hasn't been inaugurated for his second term yet, so he's currently an ex-President. "...(before Joe Biden resigns)." Do you seriously think Biden is going to resign with just 21 days left in office? Or are you just eager to hear the words, "President Harris"? "And Bill Clinton is the last 20th century US ex-president, who is still alive." That's never crossed my mind before now. That's a cool bit of trivia.
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  1040. I'm not Canadian, so take my opinion for what it's worth, but if the Sussexes aren't going to have an official role in Canadian government (e.g., undertaking engagements on behalf of the Governor General), taxpayers shouldn't be paying one dime towards their security.
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  1041. I don't remember where exactly I read this, but someone pointed out that if the Clintons were as powerful as the conspiracy theorists claim, Hillary would be President now.
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  1042. Everyone who identifies as either a Republican or Democrat needs to be voted out of office.
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  1043.  @curtiswilliams3704  Excuses, excuses ...
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  1044. Shame on you for aiding an entity that you believe is so unpatriotic.
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  1045. Which seems to be just fine with you since you clicked on this video.
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  1046. You don't have to check your phone for these type of alerts. As long as you have it on, it'll ring or buzz or whatever when the alert is issued.
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  1047. Well, I've never been to Hawaii, so maybe tourists there are different, but I live in and near major tourist areas on the mainland and I see tourists with their heads in their phones all the time. Makes me wonder why they bothered to spend the money to come in the first place. 😕
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  1048. No one is forcing Pence to attend. If he doesn't want to participate under the rules given, then he's free to do something else Wednesday night. I'm sure the VP candidate for the Libertarian or Green Party would love to take his place.
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  1049. ​ @nextl3v3l99  My guess is that any attacks by Iran wouldn't be through conventional military methods, but through terrorist attacks here on US soil and/or American targets abroad (e.g., embassies, headquarters of American companies, etc...).
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  1050. "But, Mommy, Obama's people did bad things too!" is no excuse.
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  1051.  @AlwaysAwesome001  Any engagement with CNN is the same as watching it.
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  1052.  @steve0509  Doesn't matter whether you're among a "few" or "many". If you really didn't like CNN, you wouldn't be engaging with it in any fashion. It's like I told my dad when he was "boycotting" the NFL because of players kneeling during the National Anthem, yet still watched the NFL Network (for results and such) and looked up NFL news from other sites: If you're engaging with the NFL in any form, you're not boycotting it.
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  1053. Russia's invasion of Ukraine isn't the topic of this video.
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  1054. CNN needs to focus on its own business. Fox News doesn't need or deserve any additional advertising. And free advertising, at that.
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  1055. What was incorrect in this video?
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  1056. Sometimes you have to laugh to cope with the horror.
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  1057. What do you have against Canada?
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  1058. If Nike decides that its too expensive to make shoes in China, it'll just shift production to its other factories in Southeast Asia.
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  1059. The topic of this video had nothing to do with ethnic groups.
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  1060. To play devil's advocate, any White House press secretary isn't going to be in the position long if she / he criticizes the President he / she works for, so why should we expect Huckabee - Sanders to criticize Trump (as much as it would be justified) when she's giving briefings?
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  1061. +King Chaos Covington I swear not thinking has become an epidemic. Just because someone doesn't like the way Trump chose to communicate with Iran doesn't automatically mean that person supports Iran, nor does it automatically mean that person is a liberal.
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  1062. When I heard that explanation and saw the picture of the wrapped foot, I immediately thought "gout". Gout affects the joints in your foot and can be exacerbated by diet.
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  1063. What I was trying to point out is that the description of his affliction matches up with a real medical condition. I never claimed I believed or disbelieved that Manafort is actually suffering from it.
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  1064. No problem. 🙂
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  1065. Any opponent to Sanford wouldn't really need to drag out the infidelity except as a side issue. The main issue I'd be pointing out is Sanford's June 2009 disappearing act while he was Governor of South Carolina.
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  1066. Funny that someone parroting "woke" is complaining about kids supposedly being "indoctrinated".
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  1067. I bet Universal and Sea World just love the idea of paying more in property taxes just to pay off Disney's debt. 😜
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  1068. We must vote in November, but not for anyone who identifies as a Democrat or Republican.
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  1069. What about the way Nebraska and Maine award their electoral votes?
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  1070.  @Inthefoxhole  "Mommy, Obama did bad things, too!" doesn't excuse Trump's actions.
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  1071.  @Inthefoxhole  The people who are inclined to be Trump supporters did not keep their mouths shut by any stretch of the imagination during the Obama administration. They fully exercised their right to express their concerns over what that administration did or didn't do. Unfortunately, many of them tended to express themselves in ugly ways, much like you are doing now. You have no right to tell me that I cannot exercise the same privilege you have to express my views on this platform. The only entity that can keep me from doing so is YouTube itself, should those responsible determine that I've grievously violated the Terms of Service.
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  1072. ​ @Inthefoxhole  No, I don't have to "suck it up". As long as the First Amendment in still in effect and I have access to platforms that allow me to communicate with others, I will continue to express my opposition to a President that I believe is not acting in the best interests of this country.
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  1073.  @Inthefoxhole  I can't wait until one of "my side" finally gets into federal office. "My side" being someone who will work to bring the federal government back into line with the Constitution. Right now, the Libertarian Party is the closest to my beliefs.
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  1074. You know Casper the (Friendly) Ghost is a fictional character, right?
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  1075. Not that I disagree with your goals, but I am totally against any public funding of any candidate. Why should I "help" a candidate that I'm not planning on voting for?
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  1076.  @danmortenson5274  I'm sorry, but as a borderline libertarian, I just can't support any government funded campaigns. However, that doesn't mean I'm not in favor of overhauling how campaigns are funded. My idea has been to limit who can donate to candidates. For example, if I wanted to become the representative for Congressional District 1 in my state, I would be allowed to accept donations only from permanent residents of that district. "Permanent residents" meaning people who reside in that district for nine months of the year or more. "Permanent residents" also meaning individuals only, not businesses, PACs, etc... . If I wanted to become the Senator for my state, the concept would be the same, except that I'd be allowed to accept donations only from permanent residents of my state. If I wanted to become President, donations could come from permanent residents all over the US. The only exception to the definition of a "permanent resident" would be military personnel and government employees who work overseas (and their spouses).
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  1077. Seems like you're wasting your time. Those who don't agree with you aren't going to change their minds based on your poorly constructed statement and those who do agree with you don't watch this channel anyway.
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  1078. Someone in this comment section brought up a good point. These fake voter registration people now have these elderly people's personal information. What else will the fraudsters do with it besides change the voter registration?
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  1079. Thanks for helping to keep this channel active.
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  1080.  @REBECKAHization  Keep clicking. I really appreciate it.
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  1081.  @REBECKAHization  I don't usually click the thumbs down button anymore because if the person targeted isn't going to see it, there's no point in doing it. Besides, the fact that you're clicking on this channel, which encourages it to stay on YouTube, is much more satisfying to me than giving people like you a thumbs down.
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  1082.  @REBECKAHization  Right now, I don't have access to cable or satellite so having these videos on YouTube are really appreciated by me. Thanks again for adding to the viewership.
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  1083. I've never seen this particular program before, but I'm guessing that the topics usually discussed aren't ones that an audience would be whooping and hollering about. Besides, a raucous audience probably would've scared the kids.
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  1084. Not in China, they won't.
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  1085. Ooh, I like that one. 👍🏻
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  1086. Yes, I'm sure Cuomo hates idiots. That's why he criticizes Trump when he's being one.
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  1087.  @clint8u  I don't know. If I had to guess, I'd say they're probably getting assistance from a combination of humanitarian organizations and local people.
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  1088. If you're from the US, I'd say that the teachers who failed to teach you how we elect Presidents should be fired and replaced. The people who are meeting Monday to cast their vote for President are not from the House of Representatives. They are electors from each state chosen specifically to vote for either Biden or Trump, depending on how their state's popular vote turned out. The only way the House of Representatives would have a choice in who becomes President is if no presidential candidate obtains at least 270 Electoral College votes. In that case, the House would vote, but each state is allowed only one vote regardless of how many representatives it has.
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  1089. Not half as interesting as the people who allegedly don't like CNN, yet take precious time out of their day to click on these videos and leave comments about how much they don't like CNN.
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  1090.  @dinglesplat3281  Funny, I usually don't click on videos that feature people and/or topics that don't appeal to me, even if they are in my Recommended feed. I guess I'm just plain weird. 😕
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  1091. What was incorrect?
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  1092. I don't know about its TV ratings, but thanks to people like you, their YouTube viewing figures seem to be doing well.
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  1093. The sad thing is that administration lies so much about everything, it's almost an automatic reaction not to believe this report that the President has mild symptoms.
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  1094.  @occamsrazor5376  And comments like that make you sound no better than Trump supporters.
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  1095. In 1984, Reagan won every state except Minnesota (Mondale's home state) and DC. I doubt whoever wins in 2024 will be able to come close to that, never mind beat it.
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  1096. @Karen Xiong: Rally attendance is not an accurate predictor of how many people are actually going to vote for a candidate. If it were, Bernie Sanders would've been the Democrat running against Trump.
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  1097. The way this gas station owner talks, I don't think he's an immigrant.
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  1098. And this is what the "Not enough people are dying for me to give a flip about using masks and/or getting a vaccine" crowd don't grasp. It's not the death rate that's the main problem with COVID, it's the hospitalization and general incapacitation (meaning people who aren't sick enough to go to the hospital, but still can't go to work or school) rate which affects all of us.
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  1099. +полая Христос The electors of the Electoral College vote according to which candidate won the popular vote of the state they represent. So any foreign influence shouldn't directly affect how the Electoral College votes.
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  1100.  @earvetta  Why would Disney relocate to another part of the same state whose governor has a vendetta against it?
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  1101. This wasn't a news report, it was an analysis of what could happen with Kavanaugh's confirmation. Although the views from CNN's YouTube channel aren't included in official ratings, I'm sure CNN uses it to gauge the network's overall viewership. A viewership that you are part of every time you click on a video. Thanks for keeping CNN viable.
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  1102. I would imagine that it would be next to impossible to determine the person Prince Charles contracted this virus from considering the high number of people he comes into contact with on a daily basis. On the other hand, it should be less difficult to determine who he may have passed it onto since most people would remember meeting or otherwise interacting with him within a certain date range.
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  1103. I doubt it, especially if his symptoms stay mild.
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  1104. Let's take things a step at a time. First, let's make sure he doesn't get another term in Tallahassee.
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  1105. There are still the daily press briefings and other reporter attended events that take place on White House grounds.
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  1106. Don't forget grammar and punctuation as well.
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  1107. Only because he's got the ability to start World War III, and as thin skinned as he is, you should be scared as well.
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  1108. So why isn't Clinton on trial or in prison? Trump promised she would be and it's been almost two years.
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  1109. +TheMusicboy316 Actually, I've noticed that it's mostly people like you who can't seem to let the Presidential election go, which is odd since the person you supported won.
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  1110. Maybe you're thinking of someone else? I'm not aware of Moore being convicted of any crimes, then being pardoned. However, even if that's the case, a pardon essentially erases the conviction from a person's record, so there's no legal barrier for someone pardoned to run for public office.
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  1111. @Dann Marceau: All the more reason to vote out all the Democrats and Republicans.
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  1112. +Mark Richard Or end up with even more business because people liked her decision.
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  1113. +Von Stern Trump is not Thanos. He can't just snap his fingers and have all the immigrants (Illegal? Both legal and Illegal?) in this country disappear without due process. In all seriousness, though, remember that anyone with the power to kick people out of this country on his or her say so won't stop with just the people you personally dislike.
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  1114. CNN airs plenty of doom-and-gloom stories to satisfy depressed people. The rest of us like fluff pieces once in a while.
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  1115. Yet you help prop up CNN by clicking on its videos.
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  1116. This sister isn't angry. I'm without cable / satellite at the moment and I'm glad I can see these videos on YouTube. I'm also glad that people like you don't quite understand that you're helping to promote the very thing you claim is "fake". That helps ensure that I continue to see CNN's videos. Thanks.
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  1117. They're called interpreters.
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  1118. It just sounds like something a five year old would say.
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  1119. @WatchMyVideoDude: Russia will "collide" with a Democrat? That's going to be painful.
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  1120. @inkoftheworld: Oddly enough, whether it was due to it never crossing their minds or naively thinking that nobody would attempt it, the framers of the Constitution didn't address the possibility of someone obtaining the Presidency through nefarious means.
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  1121. @Clifton Fameree: The US is a democratic republic.
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  1122. @NPC 1138: "Democratic republic" has nothing to do with a political party.
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  1123. @88Gibson LesPaul: Good points.
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  1124.  @Corn_Pop  Everyone has a right to offer an opinion.
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  1125. Which has what to do with TV memorabilia?
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  1126. If I was in that owner's shoes, I wouldn't have asked Sanders to leave simply because she worked for Trump. I would've asked her to leave because I don't want unruly mobs invading my business.
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  1127. Bob Baker  If someone is not a Trump supporter, it doesn't automatically follow that she / he is a political liberal.
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  1128.  @JONOVID  You do realize that could be considered a threat, right?
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  1129.  @conservativeliberal5507  Maybe because it did turn out to be a hoax?
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  1130.  Kerosin Fuchs  Be careful what you wish for. A government that casually ignores the First Amendment and gets away with it won't stop with just arresting the news media personalities that you don't like. Or as a wise man said, "If they'll do it for ya, they'll do it to ya."
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  1131. Trump could've greeted people in a more dignified manner.
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  1132. Or even a British colony still.
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