Episode Transcript
Stay presidential. If Donald Trump remainsand stays presidential throughout the entire ninety minute
televised debate tonight in Atlanta, hewill be the big winner on every major
issue the economy, inflation, immigration, foreign policy, crime. Trump leads
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Biden among voters by massive, insome cases thirty thirty five forty points huge
numbers. What they don't like aboutTrump is that they believe at times he
can be unpresidential. He can bevulgar, he can be almost childish.
They believe that at times he behavesunbecoming of a president. In other words,
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it's his style, and this isexactly what Biden is banking on.
He wants to get under Trump's skin. He wants to taunt him, get
Trump angry, have him swinging wildly, and in this case, he believes
he can then present himself as asteady hand and avoid the chaos and so
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called drama that many people in thepast did not like about Trump. In
other words, if Trump focuses onwhat concerns most everyday Americans have groceries,
gas, the cost of living,the border, this massive invasion of illegals,
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potential World War III in Ukraine,and turn around and say, you
want low inflation, I delivered it. You want to secure sealed border,
I delivered it. You want peacewith Russia, I delivered it. In
other words, I did it alreadyand I can do it again. If
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Trump delivers that message and turns tonight'sdebate into a referendum on Joe Biden's failed,
disastrous leadership, then he will bethe next president. It will be
over for Joe. He will notbe able to recover. To President Trump,
go on offense, be bold,be aggressive, but no name calling,
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no taunting, no insults. You'vegot to be president for ninety minutes.
You do that, It's game,set, match,
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