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Hello? Sir?
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Who's that?
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Don't hurt me. I'm just a little boy.
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No, sir, it's just me. It's just me.
Mike?
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I thought you were a ghost.
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Oh, thank you very much, sir. What are
you doing awake? The show ended hours
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ago. You should be tucked into bed,
dreams screaming and sweating through
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mattress pad.
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I have tweeter's block, Mike. I've been
sitting here trying to think up some
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classic burns, but I'm just... Out of
ideas.
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Well, you know what might help?
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Cheesecake? Already thought of that.
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No, sir. I was going to suggest we
revisit some of the best moments from
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President Show.
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I know. Why don't we revisit some of the
best moments from The President Show?
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That's a great idea, sir. Let's start
with some of your press conferences.
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That's perfect. I hate the stupid
crooked media.
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They're my favorites.
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Welcome to The President Show.
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I'm the president, and I'm also the
show.
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Can you comment on the timing of your
decision to fire James Comey? I don't
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know. The timing?
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During Judge Judy.
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I don't see color. I can't. Because on
Monday, I stared directly into the sun.
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Sir, the House is talking impeachment.
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Houses don't talk, you dummy.
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I have a new chief of staff, General
John Kelly, a very tough guy, and I
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the general. He gets me the best car
insurance rates online, which, as we all
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know, saves some time.
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It's an illegal storm.
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They're sending their worst winds, their
hardest rains.
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There's some bad storm breath.
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Why does your immigration plan play so
much importance on the ability to speak
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English? If you want to live here, you
need to talk English very good.
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As a president who English great, me
know job good is important for job do.
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Russia stabs me in the back. My allies
betray me.
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Spicer ban and Kushner rights.
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No one understands my struggle.
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I'm the president.
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Can you believe it? Can you believe it?
Can you believe it? Can you relief it?
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Can you confify it? I cannot believe it.
Let's roll!
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You know, Mike, we really have a lot of
fun here on the President's Show. Oh, of
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course, sir. It has been the honor and
privilege of my life. Put a sock in it,
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you buttermilk -soaked tampon. Whatever
you say, boss.
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You're one of the great suck -ups, Mike.
Oh. I mean that sincerely.
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And you're a heck of a sidekick.
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With me now is the kid who always
reminds the teacher she forgot to give
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homework. He's America's answer to white
rice with no salt. He's a wet
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marshmallow coughed up by a dog. Dried
Elmer's glue in the shape of a man. My
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friend. Oh, thank you. Well,
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thank you, sir.
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What an exciting first hundred days,
right, Mike?
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Oh, absolutely, sir. You have really put
some cinnamon on the oatmeal.
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Thanks.
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Thanks, Mike. You're welcome.
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Sir, is that what I think it is? Yes,
it's a pile of silk neckties that I got
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from Moscow. Now, quick, we've got to
throw something over them. Oh, no.
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You mean you want me to help you cover
up your Russian ties?
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Yeah, Mike.
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Yes.
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You've got to help me cover up my
Russian ties.
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I have a nanny cam, Mike.
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Roll it, Dre.
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I'll see you in hell.
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Yes, come on. I'm the president.
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What?
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Ah!
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Bring it, bring it, bring it, bring it.
Mikey P could get used to this.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was fun, but back
to me.
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I still can't think of a good tweet. I
mean, what do I do, Mike? Well, sir,
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let's think. What makes you happy?
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Oh, I don't know, Rose.
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The smell of tiki torches, a soft padded
toilet seat, retweeting violent memes.
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Yes. What about the great death pieces
we've had on the show? Those have been
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very fun.
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Maybe. It's time for executive orders.
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I've said such nice things about Kim
Jong -un, Rodrigo Duterte, and
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something, something, Edgerton from
Turkey.
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executive order dictator sleepover.
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Nice. Nice.
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Nice.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Me. Clam chowder. Not nice.
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History. John McCain.
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Corn chowder.
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It's fake chowder. Fake chowder.
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You're taking jobs away from hard
-working clans.
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This American cornage ends now.
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Well, you're locked.
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Don't call me, don't call me, don't call
me, don't call me, don't call me.
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Oh, no, that's a tape.
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God damn it, Mike. I'm a leaker. I hate
that stupid comment.
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He ruins everything.
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I'm sorry, sir.
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I'm unseemly.
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Rush Limbaugh is a trash bag full of
toxic medical waste that's been sitting
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and that's on all week. And he's my
friend.
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It's me, the only f***able guy in the
White House.
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You took one look at the Civil War and
you said, not on my watch.
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Listen to me.
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I have nothing to do with the Civil War.
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No, no, no, no, no.
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Let me say this. And when I say that,
what I mean is, I'm going to say
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something. The whole thing with
Obamacare was that a black guy told us
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and we did not like that.
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And then... And then you said he was
born in Kenya, but you knew.
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No, no.
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You knew he wasn't born in Kenya. No, I
did not.
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Quick. Oh, no.
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Hi, General Kelly.
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I feel crazy.
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Sir, you are not crazy.
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Wrong.
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It's me. Me.
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Me, me, this is horrible.
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Me, me, me, me.
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No, no, no.
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Me, me, me.
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I am not compromised.
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Me, me, me, me.
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God damn it. God damn it. Oh, God.
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God damn it. No, no, no.
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Me, me, me. Me, me.
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Thanks, Mike.
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Hold on.
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Trust me!
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Trust me!
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Mike,
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I've got it. I'm unblocked. Oh, good,
sir. You remembered what you wanted to
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tweet. No, I'm going to hit the can.
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We'll be right back.
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Ooh, I've got to go, Mike.
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No, no, if you go number two, you have
to do it in the Rose Garden.
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Mike!
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You want to take a picture with me?
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A total?
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Let's just do it and then be done, okay?
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What a wonderful little girl. I am a
disgrace to the world.
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I am a disgrace.
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I spent that whole commercial break on
the toilet,
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and I didn't even think of anything to
tweak.
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Well, what about a change of scenery,
sir? Only good things happen when you
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leave the White House and interact with
the public. The public?
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Ew! We want to make sure that school is
good for you. We think you guys can go
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without lunch.
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You don't need lunch.
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You know you don't need lunch.
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So you're going to face, heart to heart,
belly button to belly button. Good.
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You speak any English?
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We're going to nuke you guys.
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Okay, good.
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Paul, Paul, it's an incline. I can't go
down.
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Now,
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the best thing about Wendy's is it's
square.
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Isn't it better to hire a bunch of
people and you don't pay them?
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And then when they sue you, you
negotiate down the road.
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No, that's not what I mean. Not in our
field. We don't do that. We don't do
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that. That's what I've done for years.
That's not a good boy. See, if you did
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that in our life, you won't last.
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No. You'd be gone.
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Gone.
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I felt like a regular schnook.
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Nevertheless, I persisted.
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Good boy, Gloria.
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Don't do this to me. You are so
disgusting. Thank you.
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We're going to destroy everybody. We're
going to kill everybody. Don't worry.
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We're going to kill everyone. We'll kill
everyone's families.
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Get some Burger King.
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That's when everyone, that's when mama's
not home to watch you.
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What am I?
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What am I? I'm my dad at his meetings.
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Mr. President. What? Are you going to
embarrass the United States by not
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how to handle these things?
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No, I'm going to embarrass the United
States by sidling up to neo -Nazis.
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So after my dad made a ton more money
evicting minorities from their
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which was always a thrill, we moved from
the hole I lived in to this piss hole
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over here.
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I don't want to go. I know, but it's
time to go. I don't want to go. It's
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to go. I don't want to go. It's time to
go. I don't want to go.
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We had a lot of fun.
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We had a lot of fun.
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Remember my birthday gift? Lick it up,
my friend.
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Lick it up.
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I'm going to throw up.
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I'm going to throw up.
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No, I'm not.
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A truck.
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Oh boy, oh boy. Oh boy, oh boy.
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There we go.
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Hong Kong. Hong Kong goes the truck.
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Hong Kong goes the truck. Hong Kong goes
the truck. Did you guys see? The truck
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goes Hong Kong.
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Did you see that? Did you see it?
Unbelievable.
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It's so crazy. And you see how I move
big trucks, big wheels. And the big
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go around.
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And then when you pull on the horse, the
one goes crazy.
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And the truck's so unbelievable because
it's a tremendous truck. I wish we had a
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bigger truck. Wouldn't it be great if a
big truck came?
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Like a big truck.
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Big 18 -wheeler truck.
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And they're all down.
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And then a guy showed up. And he was a
macho guy.
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And he says to me, you drive the truck.
And then I get to drive the truck.
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And I get to go all the way down, and I
drive it right into the river.
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And then I drown in the river, and I
feel the water seeping over me.
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And then the air leaves my lungs.
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And in the moment where my body starts
to react and wants air, I let go.
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And when I let go, the water fills my
lungs, and I'm finally at peace.
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And only then do I find the complete...
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An absolute solitude that I've wanted.
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Anyway, I want to go home, Bridget. I'm
tired.
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Mike, I have to say, I don't remember
any of that.
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We'll be right back.
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Wow.
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Sir, no. Oh, Mike, this is hopeless.
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I can't think of anything to tweet, and
I've run out of things to eat. Now I
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have tweeters block and eaters block.
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Well, sir, what if you tweet at someone?
We've had lots of great guests on the
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show.
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Please welcome Keith Olbermann. Matt
Walsh. Linda Sarsour.
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Please welcome DeRay McKesson.
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Joy Bayard.
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So how can I start an improv theater?
Because, you know, people say I'm an
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improv president.
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You have to be playful and
collaborative.
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None of this is anything in your
personality. I want to sit here and be
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What are some of the rules of improv?
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I just told you what improv is.
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I literally just broke it down for you,
Mr. President. I hope you know I'm
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always meditating because I'm always
going like this. You have the classic
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mudras of self -loathing. Of course I
do.
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Thanks. That's tremendous.
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Isn't that tremendous?
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Now, I was sitting with you on the View
election night special when the results
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were coming in. What was going through
your mind when I was winning?
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I was drinking. I was drinking.
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I was becoming an alcoholic as the
returns were coming in. You're
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No, no.
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No. Don't you think that there is a love
-hate relationship between the
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mainstream media and the Donald Trump
administration in a way that actually
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enhances my presidency?
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It's a symbiotic relationship, yes.
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Unbelievable. I don't go that way, by
the way. But let me tell you this.
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What is our revolution?
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Because I want nothing to do with it.
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But we want nothing to do with you
either, Mr.
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President. Wow.
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So how do I get America to consent to
me?
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I don't think America is ever going to
get used to you. You see in the
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resistance that's popped up. You see in
the people in the streets at all the
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demonstrations.
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It's actually really a great sort of
immune system response.
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The immune system response of the nation
to the infection that is your
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administration and your presidency.
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What is the greatest misunderstanding
about the black experience?
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The biggest misunderstanding is that
this system was designed to disadvantage
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people. So we think about redlining. We
think about so many other forms of
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discrimination. The police, you know,
there are 19 cities in the country where
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you're more likely to be killed by a
police officer than by a private
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That is wild.
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That's wild. But let me guess. Is that
true equally for white people as well as
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African -Americans? No, it's
disproportionately tilted towards people
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White people?
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Towards people of color.
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Wow.
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Wait a minute.
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Nah.
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So... You know, some people say that you
have maybe an onset of dementia.
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Is that true? Because I saw it just
there. The onset?
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Yeah. No, it's full -blown.
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Full -blown.
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I mean, just the other day, you accused
Qatar of being a terrorist nation.
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I hate Qatar.
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And then the next day, you sold them $12
billion in weapons. I love Qatar. I
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know!
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I hate them, but I love them. I mean,
just the other day, you said, like,
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is in war with us, and then you went to
Saudi Arabia, and you took their money.
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Yeah. Amazing. Exactly. How do you do
it? I'll tell you, by having absolutely
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moral center whatsoever.
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It's really good. It's just amazing.
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Now, you have a new goal, which is a
lose -proof election strategy for 2018.
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Can you tell me what it is so I can co
-opt it?
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I'm not going to give you all the
details, Donald, because then you're
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share it with your little Republican
friend.
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But basically, we're all taking
ourselves to the polls and we're going
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out those who want to take our health
insurance away, who want to take our
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reproductive rights away, who want to
take away the rights of Muslims to
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freely. We're just going to take out the
bad guys, you know, drain the swamp.
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If I really was a true showman.
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what I would do is fire everyone in my
cabinet and like a wrestling heel, flip
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and become a good guy. Join with the
Democratic Party, actually advocate for
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Black Lives Matter and other
organizations, and basically flip the
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everybody. And then everyone would
finally love me, which is all I really
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That'd be good.
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Wow. I'd shake my own hand if I could.
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Donald Trump, everybody.
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We'll be right back.
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Oh, boy. Oh, sir, no.
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Have some discipline, sir. No, please.
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Let me get under there like this.
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Well, sir, I see re -watching these
clips has relieved you of your tweeters
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block. What the hell are you talking
about? I've been tweeting the whole
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You have?
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So why are we doing this? I don't know.
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Take a look.
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America first is a powerful phrase with
a tremendous legacy.
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It was coined by Woodrow Wilson, our
first volleyball president.
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Then used by the KKK and Sky Nazi
Charles Lindbergh.
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And like me, they were all hiding
something from you in plain sight.
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Isn't it rich?
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Are we a pair?
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Near at last on the ground. You in
midair.
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I am Newt. Spine of Ryan.
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Balls of Romney.
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Also balls of Cruz.
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Balls of Rubio.
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Balls of Christie.
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So many balls.
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And now the country is along for the
ride.
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Hanging on my every typo.
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Looking for meaning where there is none.
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Drink the covfefe, everyone.
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I'm just one sad old man in way over his
head.
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You can fire Flynn. You can fire Yates.
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You can fire Comey. But you can never
fire Mommy.
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No!
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Dad! You're the disease!
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No! No! No! No!
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Look! He's trying to do it! He's really
trying to do it!
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My chaos is your new reality.
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And chaos makes for damn good TV.
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The de -evolution will be televised.
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Bye -bye.
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