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Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and final
President of the United States.
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Wow. Amazing.
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Wow. Thank you. Thank you.
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I'm so proud of what we've accomplished
today.
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Everyone loved when Obama killed bin
Laden.
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And now everyone will remember where
they were when I freed O .J. Simpson.
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Mr. President, Mr. President, your party
controls the whole government. Why
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can't you pass a health care bill? It
would have passed if it weren't for the
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three to five million illegal senators
who shouldn't have been able to vote in
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the first place.
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So is your plan now just to kill
Obamacare? I'm not killing Obamacare.
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letting it die naturally.
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The same way you let your grandmother
die naturally, by unplugging her oxygen
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and shoving her down the stairs.
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Is there a theme tonight?
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Tonight's theme is Made in America.
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Because what makes America great is what
America makes.
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Wow! That's like the first good thing
I've ever said.
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We're celebrating the hardworking
Americans who are making all kinds of
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From the lady in the shower cap who
makes honey bunches of oats to the elves
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the tree who fudge all the stripes.
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And of course, those beautiful
Clydesdale horses who love beer and hate
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All such great Americans.
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Why did you say it was unfair for Jeff
Sessions to recuse himself on Russia?
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I have a very simple test for fairness.
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Does this thing earn me money, make me
look smart, or arouse me sexually?
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If the answer to any of those is no,
totally unfair.
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Any comment on the continuing
accusations that you colluded with
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No, I don't have a comment. What do I
look like, Don Jr.? Kind of. Yes, he's
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your son, yeah. Please, Don Jr.
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wishes he looked like this.
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Ding.
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Folks, let's not make this into
something ugly like my son.
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If I could get rid of him, I would, but
someone's got to go to jail. I'm the
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president. Can you repeal it? Nope.
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Let's roll!
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There he is.
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Welcome to the show.
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Joining me later is the original nasty
woman, Joy Behar.
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But now, he's a wet marshmallow coughed
up by a dog. It's my son!
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Yes, that is such a terrible thing to
say, sir. Mike, tonight, I'm in my
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element. I'm on TV, surrounded by props.
Beautiful, beautiful. And not just any
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props, sir. No.
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All these lovely products were made
right here in America.
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From the crab trap to the electric
guitar to this coal miner hat. Whoa!
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Wow, hey, look at that. It's a happy,
happy coal miner. How about that?
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Wow.
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It's an honor, Mr. President. It's been
a tough couple of years.
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then I'm sure you'll be glad to know
that in my first six months, I've
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45 ,000 references to coal mining jobs.
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And that's got to feel good.
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Respectfully, sir, since you mentioned
jobs. Uh -uh -uh. You're welcome. It's
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fine. Now go please stand over there by
the other hats.
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You know, Mike, I'm very busy doing
presidency things.
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And as I tweeted last week, I have very
little time for watching TV.
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Oh, okay. Well, then I guess you don't
want me to bring in your TV, then. No,
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no, no, no. Give me TV.
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Give me TV.
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Give me TV. Give me TV. You got it, sir.
No problem. It's time for Screaming at
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the TV.
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There you go.
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Oh, wow.
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Let's see what good news they're
reporting about me this week.
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The bill to repeal and replace Obamacare
did not receive enough votes, and now
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you have these three Republican senators
who say they will vote against a repeal
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-only bill, effectively killing the
whole thing.
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This is horrible!
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This is so typical.
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Women ruin Ghostbusters, they ruin
Doctor Who, and now they're going to
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terrible health care bill that I didn't
write, haven't read, and already forgot
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about. What are we doing again?
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We're screaming at the TV, sir. Hey,
show me another thing.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin has said, I
don't know if I have trust in Mitch
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McConnell anymore.
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You've heard this about Paul Ryan in the
House, that maybe we need a change in
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leadership. Maybe it's generational.
Maybe it's philosophical.
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It's time for change. No, no, no.
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We can't get rid of the Republican
leadership. We need those guys. If Paul
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went away, Steve would have to call
someone else a, quote, limp dick mother.
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And who's that going to be, huh, Mike?
Who?
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Oh, sorry, sir. I was just updating my
Little House on the Prairie blog.
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Never mind.
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I think I found the guy.
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Okay, talk to me.
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TV! You say that you're going to, you
know, try to make more stuff in America,
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try to hire more America, and the exact
same week, it's very easily proved that
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Ivanka's company, Donald Trump's
company, makes a lot of their stuff
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Oh, yeah?
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So what?
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You know who loves double standards and
likes to smash things?
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This guy.
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Oh, gosh, sir. Whoa!
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Another!
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The United States has been compromised
by Vladimir Putin. This president
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to have been compromised by Vladimir
Putin.
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I am not compromised!
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It was just a conversation. I had to
talk to him. It was dessert.
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I mean, what could I do? He moved on me
like a bitch, Mike.
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You know?
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When you're there, the czar, they let
you do it. Yes. Once again, sir, I am
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Billy Bush.
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Nice one, Billy.
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Okay, more pictures with sounds.
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How do you feel like you can effectively
serve from here on out if you don't
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have the confidence of the president?
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We're serving right now. The work we're
doing today is the kind of work that we
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intend to continue.
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Continue?
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No, you're supposed to quit.
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Take a hint, Bilbo.
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You're going to ruin everything for me!
God damn it! God damn it!
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Oh, God!
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God damn it! Don't! Don't!
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And they told me not to talk about it.
So I'll show you.
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For as long as I can remember, I've
always pretended to act like a gangster.
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All these crybaby Democrats in the fake
news media call me the
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mobster president. Like it's an insult.
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But I love it.
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So there I was in the kitchen of an old
school Italian restaurant.
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trying to find the secret passageway to
some good fellas so I could learn how to
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be the greatest boss the world has ever
seen.
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I think I've been this way before.
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How the hell do I get out of here?
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Go that way.
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There we go.
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Baby, let's roll the dice.
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I'm Donald Trump.
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Nice to meet you.
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Finally, I got a seat at the table.
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First, you got Frank DiMatteo, son of an
enforcer for the Gallo crime family.
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Frankie was driving getaway cars before
he could walk.
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Then there was Alonzo Esposito, a .k .a.
Boston Bob Louise.
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This guy ran rackets up and down the
eastern seaboard.
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Last but not least, Michael Franci, a .k
.a. the Yuppie Don. The FBI once called
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him the most powerful and richest
gangster in the world. I couldn't wait
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what these wise guys had to say.
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Mr. President, we here, we manja
together.
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Yeah. You understand?
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We all eat. I'm not talking about food
now. Okay. Here's what I'm trying to
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you.
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Eat?
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No.
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Is that what we're saying? We don't do
that. We don't do that. No? No. Good.
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Neither do I.
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No. Yeah. You want to be a good boss? I
want to be a good boss. Everybody around
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you got to eat. Democrats, Republicans,
everybody got to eat. I get it. I get
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it. You got it. You got it. Everybody
gets to eat. But isn't it better to hire
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bunch of people, then you don't pay
them, and then when they sue you, you
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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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So what else do I need to work on? I
think you should be a little low -key, a
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little bit with your tweeting. I tweeted
today that I'm meeting you guys. No.
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Did you really? No more tweets.
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I got a tweet. No. But I get so angry.
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And I get worked up, and I go, I got to
say this right now.
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You can't let people know what you're
thinking, ever.
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Now, wait a minute. You're saying I
can't even use emoticons?
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No. Not even the duty one with the eyes?
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Nothing. Not even the duty one.
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Nothing.
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Agavish.
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Agavish? You know what this means,
agavish. I love a fresh agavish.
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Agavish, mozzarella, a little bit of
basil, some tomato, and a focaccia roll.
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No. No agavish.
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No agavish. I don't understand.
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What did they think?
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I was funny? I was a clown?
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Well, clowns are funny.
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I knew I had earned their respect.
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I'm worried. He's got too many leaks in
the White House. He's got a lot of
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leaks. This is a big issue. This is with
Comey. You know about Comey, the FBI
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director? What's this thing you talked
to him about? Well, the thing was, I
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said, listen, you're going to lay off,
right? I just said, you're going to lay
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off. You know what I'm saying? I know
what you're saying. He didn't get it at
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all. I think you should have fired him
right away. In the beginning.
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Never trust the FBI.
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Never trust. Never trust the FBI. That's
the first rule.
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I can't stand the FBI.
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The FBI is a bunch of jerks.
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You could tell he was hanging out with
us. His father had a lot of good
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Yeah. Oh, yeah. Who are some of my
father's friends?
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You can't share that?
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Daddy helps me out once again.
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We have so much in common. My paisan, my
pizone.
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So what else do I need? Is there
anything else that I need that I'm
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You listen.
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Pay attention.
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See, everything we do, it's about
familial. What?
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Everything. I think it's important to
keep your family close.
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But what about Melania? What if I want a
new wife?
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Oh, no.
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You don't understand. We were never
allowed to get divorced.
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What?
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Are you kidding me? No divorce in that
life. Well, how did you, you know...
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Well, you had your gumara on the side. A
gumara. A gumara.
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A friend with benefits. A friend with
benefits. That's what you got to get.
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For, like, my daughter?
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What is this? Ah, shame on you.
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You think it's time to go? Yeah, it's
going to take a lot of work. I'm done.
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Having paid their respects, they decided
to leave.
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But for those four and a half minutes,
we were kings.
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We think you were good. You were good.
You could tell he was hanging out with
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us. You have the power now.
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Shame on you.
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You know what else was made in America?
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Me. The Don.
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Old Trump.
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We'll be right back.
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My guest tonight is the longest running
co -host on The View on ABC.
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Please welcome Joy Bayard.
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I wish we could have gotten Barbara
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Walters, but we got you instead.
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That's your loss, I guess. Of course.
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Barbara's home watching, and she'll be
thinking of you.
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She will. She was a friend of yours.
Listen, she liked you.
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Barbara liked me? She did for a while,
yeah. What's wrong with her? I don't
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know.
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Speaking of friends, now I've been on
The View many times.
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Now, you and I used to be great, great,
incredible friends.
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We were?
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Why were we friends exactly? I don't
remember.
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We were friends.
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Oh, I went to your wedding.
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I went to your wedding to Marla.
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It was like really to offer my sympathy
to Marla, but I went anyway.
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And do you remember what your hatchet
men did to me at that wedding?
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Didn't I take the film? Yes, I got up to
dance. That's right. And I go back to
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my table and my film is taken out.
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Of the camera.
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That's how long ago it was we actually
had film.
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Don't worry.
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And I was like, who's here? What do you
have, the KGB working for you then?
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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I always thought that I would make a
great co -host on The View, Joy.
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Really? I love talking over women.
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It's one of my favorite things.
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So can I be a host on The View? I have a
36 % approval rate.
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That's 36 % plus what you guys get.
Yeah,
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well, we have very high ratings on The
View. And then you add mine, and then
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you're over 100. Well, no, so you need
more.
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You need us more than we need you.
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But, you know, with your history of
grabbing women by the pussy, I don't
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so. Wow.
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I don't think so.
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Now, I was sitting with you on The View
election night special.
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When the results were coming in, what
was going through your mind when I was
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winning? I was drinking. I was drinking.
I was becoming
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an alcoholic as the returns were coming
in.
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That's what I was doing. You were
celebrating.
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No, no.
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No.
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Drowning my thoroughness.
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Don't be sad, Joy.
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I am not sad.
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I know your name's Joy. That's right.
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That's what your girlfriend Amorosa said
to me on The View.
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Amorosa? Yeah, Amorosa.
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Right on.
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Yeah.
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On The View, you pointed out that the
Democrats have lost four elections in a
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row. Yeah, they have, yeah. Total
losers, let's face it. Yeah.
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Now, you said that using me as a
scapegoat isn't working.
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What should they do?
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Oh, but you know what? You're going to
self -destruct. They don't have to lift
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finger.
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They don't. You're going to do it to
yourself.
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Self -destruct? Yes. I do that every
time after I eat a big Wendy's meal.
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Oh, that's not what you mean.
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There are so many disasters in my
administration.
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But what is the greatest one? The
greatest disaster, I guess, is putting
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idiot Pruitt in there.
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Pruitt. The guy who's in charge of the
EPA wants to destroy the environment.
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Like, he doesn't breathe like everybody
else?
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He doesn't. No. He's got fish skills.
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If you get close up to him, we keep him
in a big tank in the White House. And he
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has to swing around with an electric eel
I bought.
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He's like the incredible Mr.
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Limpet. Yes. The young crowd will
remember that. Don Knotts.
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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, full -blown.
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Full -blown.
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Is it true you're writing a book about
me? I have. It's coming out. What is it?
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It's coming out October 24th. I hear
it's sort of like a survival guide for
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president. Yes, it's for people who did
not vote for you.
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What? To get through the next...
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100 days.
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Wait a minute.
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A presidency lasts longer than 100 days?
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Not yours.
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Oh. Yeah. I want to play a game. Okay.
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Since your book is a survival guide,
let's play a word game where I name a
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person, place their thing, and you tell
me how they can survive my presidency.
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Okay. You ready, Joy? Okay, I'm ready.
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Free speech.
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Free speech?
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Yeah. Well, that is what I use to attack
you. So I call you an idiot. You call
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your son an idiot.
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Very good. That's free speech. That's
the First Amendment.
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Sean Spicer.
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Spicer. Will Spicer survive?
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There aren't enough bushes in the
universe for him to hide behind.
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Polar bears.
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Polar bears. Will they survive?
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Yeah. No, no. See, this is what makes me
mad. This guy Pruitt again. We'll bring
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it back to him. Pruitt, the fish guy.
Yeah, the fish guy.
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The polar bears are disappearing. And if
they don't disappear fast enough, one
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of your idiot sons will shoot them.
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Well, not Don Jr.
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Yeah, no, the other idiot. What's the
other idiot's name? I don't know his
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The failing New York Times.
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I have never had higher ratings since
you got into office.
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People are buying newspapers again.
They're buying newspapers not just for
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dogs to piss on. They're buying
newspapers to read since you got into
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How do you like that?
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I don't like it.
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Newspapers should be used to cover
balloons and then make weird shell
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Paper mache. I like paper mache. Do you
like paper mache?
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I love it. Oh. Macron.
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Paper mache.
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French.
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That's my French. Free associating?
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No. You're free associating in French
now?
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When I was in Paris, that's all I said.
Everything. I went, paper mache.
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Paper mache.
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Me.
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You.
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Would you survive?
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Yes. I'll leave that to the audience.
What do you think?
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They love you. They totally love you.
When they boo.
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It's just laughter going inward.
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Joy's book comes out this fall.
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Joy Behar, everyone, will be right back.
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