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25:16Now PlayingBuck Sexton is joined by Michael Malice to discuss the recent second assassination attempt on Donald Trump and the media's response. They delve into the dangerous rhetoric surrounding Trump, comparisons to historical figures like Hitler, and how the media is shaping the narrative. Buck and Michael also debate the sustainability of Kamala Harris' campaign and the potential consequences of another Trump assassination attempt. Plus, they talk about the broader implications for democracy and freedom in America.
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