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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...surprise uh if you go back to uh the republican primaries hillary clinton the clintons were going their way to root for trump they..."
He says Americans rejected Hillary Clinton in 2016 because she represented a corrupt status quo that protected insiders while disregarding the middle class.
He claims Hillary Clinton won by cheating and Biden won by passivity backed by Obama, which Jiang uses to argue that the contemporary Democratic Party is a greater immediate threat to democracy because it cannot mount an effective opposition to Trump's project.
"...perplexed, disturbed by the fact that he was able to beat Hillary Clinton, who is a career politician. She was a secretary of state,..."
"...possible and by running the most um innovative campaign um but hillary clinton won by cheating and then biden won by just sitting back..."
"...surprise uh if you go back to uh the republican primaries hillary clinton the clintons were going their way to root for trump they..."
"...this artist, this claimed artist last Satanist. He's been seen with Hillary Clinton and all these other elites. She had this to say about..."
"...politicians like Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden and Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton and and like, OK, the Clintons are out of power, but..."
"...they come to office, that's what they will target. It's what Hillary Clinton said, the deplorables, right? Who do we hate the most in..."
"...um and it was basically stolen from him and given to hillary clinton regardless of what you have to say"
"...emails that so we found out that donna brazil was given hillary clinton the questions before the debate and we found out that the..."
"...up fabricated an absolute deep state i mean it started as hillary clinton opposition research but that's not really the story the story is..."
"...the powers that be were generally horrified by this. In fact, Hillary Clinton talked about this. How, you know, we can't have this happen..."
"...dc is stock is classified and like they didn't prosecute uh hillary clinton for having a private email server which is against you know..."
"...failed me because you look at 2016, uh, Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton, my elite education could not prepare me for that. And you..."
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