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It is most important in this hour of American crisis to think ahead, to look out over the horizon

towards the day when this rancid era has ended. When it becomes the subject of study,

when historians evaluate this period and wonder, how is it that America's democracy entered such crisis

at a time of relative peace and prosperity? How is it that the demagogue rose? How is it that so

many tens of millions became faithless towards American democracy that has been sustained through

sacrifices that beggar the imagination. How could it be that so many Americans that stand tall

when the flag passes by that take their hats off when the national anthem is sung.

How could it be that so many of those people became so disconnected to the idea and ideals of the country that they would lose sight of the fact that everything is sustained

by the choice and the birthright of the American people

to sustain their leaders.

When the moment comes that historians study this era, what they will be drawn to is the

billion-dollar conflict industry towards the media of this era,

towards Laura Ingram and Tucker Carlson, towards Fox News and Rupert Murdoch,

towards the Eric Bowlings of the world.

He sat down for an interview with Donald Trump.

Eric Bowling, of course, was fired from Fox News, like Trump's soon-to-be daughter-in-law,

Kimberly Guilfoyle, who was also fired for sexual misconduct, which seems to be the fate

of most of Fox News' hosts over time.

At any rate, Eric Bowling sat down with Donald Trump.

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