First part of the argument is that we should agree with the obvious.

This is corruption.

I've got this thing and it golden, and I'm just not giving it up.

That is the signature sound of former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, former because he was impeached.

Ah, 114 to 1 for talking about the Senate seat that used to belong to Barack Obama as a commodity.

Profanities aside, is it so different from I would like you to do us a favor, though, and everything that came after and when a lot of you then heard bloody out Blagojevich and the other powerful political figures who were either free to forgiven by Trump media screamed.

And so many of you echoed.

Trump is trying to normalize corruption.

No, he isn't, I argue.

Trump absolutely thinks corruption is already normal.

He's not tryingto make it into anything.

He believes it is that already something to be played to advantage the same way he played so many of you with this idea.

Do you want America to be ruled by the corrupt political class?

Or do you want America to be ruled again by the people?

Yeah, the read most of that, then Pence the Great Echo intoned the following echo.

The American people are sick and tired of pay to play politics in Washington, D.

C.

And Donald Trump and I are gonna bring it to a crashing halt.

I argue.

Trump has done on Lee the opposite.

He asked Russia to interfere in our elections, now a san just saying he was promised a pardon if he said Russia wasn't behind it.

I don't know that we should believe a sand, but you know who did Donald Trump remember?

Trump said when he was after corruption with Ukraine, and then he tried to blackmail its president.

Stone, convicted of lying about his efforts to mess with corrupt foreign players to help who trump.

His campaign, was cited for attempting to do the same thing.

The list goes on and on.

Why?

Because this is who Trump is more proof.

Remember what he said about Goya?

Vich back in August.

Here it is.

He's been in jail over a phone call where nothing happens.

I would think that they have been many politicians.

I'm not one of them, by the way that have said a lot worse over the telephone.

For the record, the call was the crime.

See, the fact that you don't complete a bribe doesn't make it okay.

And the reason he didn't complete it is because he got caught.

Say, Trump sees that I argue as no big deal because he did the same thing.

He wouldn't say anything like that over the phone.

He was impeached for doing the same thing, attempting a bribe.

But I also argue that Trump is not trying to get you to see abnormal things as normal.

He actually sees things like corruption, obstruction of justice, perjury, tax fraud, even bribery as part of the game.

And it's only wrong if you get caught.

Maybe so.

He grants clemency to about three dozen people, and they have overwhelmingly been people with a direct line to the White House or who served as political chits.

Carrick, Milken are peo D'Souza.

What's the big difference between them and the trump?

You know, the one thing is, Trump can't be prosecuted, at least not right now.

In fact, his party has made it clear he could do whatever he wants.

So is someone guilty of normalizing the abnormal?

Yes, but It's not Trump.

It's the GOP.

Here's exhibit A.

I'm saying, Mr President, the phone call was okay with me.

Exhibit Bay.

You really think he was serious about thinking that China's gonna investigate?

Uh, the Biden family Exhibit C.

Because Russia interfere.

The media pretends nobody else did.

All the main GOP ears are willing to blame the scrutiny of Trump on anything but the obvious.

Listen to this because you just don't like the guy you damn in line team since November of 2016.

No, he's got it backwards.

You guys were the ones who didn't like him back then.

Cruise without the beard.

Graham basically called Trump thoroughly corrupt when they were campaigning and worse, your whole field and they're elected friends called him a cheat and a fraud and promised that Donald Trump would bring disrespect to the office.

So what changed?

Trump hasn't.

Not a bit.

What changes The party is now feeding off the teat of fealty.

I argue the GOP is no longer grand.

The Mighty Packard ERM is packing it in.

In fact, Trump is not a member of the GOP.

You are all now part of the Trump organization.

You sound more like representatives off his failed casinos than people elected to check his power.