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I hope everybody is listening because we have some very important information for you to make sure we win this primary and we win it big. It all starts right here in Iowa with the first in the nation caucuses that I was able to give to Iowa. I controlled it and I gave it, just as I said I would. The outcome in this state will send a message to the entire country and, in fact, the entire world. So please listen very carefully to these simple steps you need to take to vote in the Iowa caucuses on Monday, January 15, 2024, that's Martin Luther King Day, January 15, 2024. Together we're going to make history, but you have to show up and you have to follow these instructions. Thank you all and let's go and make America great again. We're going to do it. We're going to make it greater than ever before. Making America great again starts one place on Earth and one place only right here in Iowa. Monday, January 15, 7 p.m., be there because it's caucus night. Now you may say to yourself, "Self, I've never been to a caucus. How does it work?" You've come to the right place because for the next two minutes, Marlin's going to tell you everything you need to know about how to successfully caucus for President Trump. Coccusing is super easy. Before we get going, let's make sure you are eligible to caucus. Time to check with the lawyers. For that, here's Margo from the law firm of Dewey Dewey and Chittister. To vote at a caucus, you must be at least 18 years old, but here's the kicker. That's 18 by November 5 of 2024, election day. Okay, so now you know you're eligible to vote at the Iowa caucus. How simple is it to caucus? As simple as this. Wait, that's the wrong one. As simple as this. Three easy steps. Step one, make sure you're eligible. Done. Okay, step two, do you know where your caucus location is? Now be careful. The correct answer isn't necessarily your regular voting location. I'm throwing you a lifeline here. You can easily find your caucus location and lots of other information by going to ia.donaldjtrump.com. Now a quick time management lesson. It's Monday, January 15, caucus day. You wake up at 5 a.m. because you are so excited to caucus for President Trump. So what time should you get to your caucus location? Aren't you the go-getter? You don't need to be to your caucus location until 6 p.m., so no excuses for being late. And finally, step three, register once you get to your caucus. Now if the line is long, don't panic. I said don't panic. Sorry. The lines move very quickly, and once you're in line, you can't be turned away, so hang in there. Okay, starting exactly at 7 p.m., it's time for democracy to begin. You will hear a few brief speeches. Then paper ballots for voting will be distributed, collected, and counted, all in front of you. Easy peasy, and that's the first step to making President Trump our next president and making America great again.

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