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Nobody likes making mistakes at work — especially President Trump. Instead of apologizing, he has a history of doubling down on his errors. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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00:00You know what? The bottom line, just don't make any mistakes.
00:19You showed us the map earlier, the initial four counts of it.
00:22It appeared to have been, I guess, edited or something to include Alabama.
00:27Can you explain how that change was made?
00:29No, I just know, yeah, I know that Alabama was in the original forecast.
00:47We had many lines going directly, many models, each line being a model,
00:51and they were going directly through, and in all cases Alabama was hit.
00:55If not lightly, in some cases pretty hard. Georgia, Alabama was a different route.
01:18Frederick Douglass is an example of somebody who's done an amazing job
01:23and is being recognized more and more, I notice.
01:33Do you have any idea what specifically he was referring to?
01:36Well, I think there's contributions, I think he wants to highlight the contributions that he has made,
01:41and I think through a lot of the actions and statements that he's going to make,
01:45I think the contributions of Frederick Douglass will become more and more.
01:53The President of the United States, George H.W. Bush, was the first American president to make an order to American companies.
02:03Officials not explaining what legal or moral authority the president has to make that order to American companies.
02:10Well, in 1977, we had an act passed, the National Emergency Act, I have the absolute right to do that.
02:17We'll see how that goes, but I have the absolute right.
02:211977, check it out.

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