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You too, this happened to me. I posted a video for Trump, right, on my personal social media. And one of our big sponsors called and said, "Take that down." You know what I said? Go fuck yourself. - Yeah. - You vote for whoever you wanna vote for and I'll vote for whoever I wanna vote for. That's how this works. I don't even care who you're voting for. It's none of my fucking business. Well, fuck you. Don't ever fucking call me and tell me who to vote for. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Yeah, I think a lot of people feel in fear these days. A lot of people feel in fear that if they don't vote for certain people, they're gonna lose their jobs. I mean, it's Hollywood, for example. - Think about how fucking crazy that is. - It sounds insane. It sounds just like-- - Well, it'll keep happening unless more people stand up for themselves and give them the fuck you response.
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AI Day Analysis
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Morning Rage Spiral Over Legal Siege Compresses to Two-Word Fury Before Afternoon Grandiose Campaign Reset
Trump's day split cleanly in two. The morning was dominated by furious attacks on the judge and attorney general in his New York fraud trial, intensified by breaking news that Biden would face no charges in a parallel documents case — producing a rapid-fire string of increasingly compressed, all-caps outbursts. A brief pause around his sister Maryanne's funeral gave way to a full afternoon of campaign promotion posts covering Louisiana, Iowa, Texas, and Arizona. The day closed with a celebration of newly released January 6th footage, framed as vindicating his version of events. The overall mood swung from wounded fury to victory-lap grandiosity with little middle ground.