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Professor Toto - Did You Hear Donald Trumps Question to Candace Owens? He let Her Say what Needed to be said

FHMI-0510Professor Toto2021-12-27Toto Teaching

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I want to show you what I promised you the question that nobody heard in the Trump interview before I play it I want to ask you this question do you not believe that before Candice Owens everyone knows that Candace Owens is antivaxx do you not think that President Trump had a briefing and knew everything about Candice Owings do you not think he knew whether she had covid or not of course he did but interestingly enough during this interview he asked a question that nobody heard and in that question he said to us what he wanted to say listen closely I'm going to play the video for you it's only one minute long so you've got to listen Okay one minute long listen the other thing is a lot of people that get it you had it you had it did you get co uh no you didn't get it doesn't like me I don't I did you have the vaccine no doesn't like I've been all around the world I don't know I don't I think they should study me they should study me they afraid of doesn't like me it's a scary thing but it's it's afraid of you my husband had it though yeah but now your husband is now essentially immune he's got a protection they won't give no they won't give credit to people that had it that aren't going to catch it a second time you know it's a very strong form of immunity so uh it's they're crazy well here's it go here talk about corruption so you don't think he knew if Candace Owens ever had covid why would he ask her did you have it he knew the answer no sir oh what did you have the vaccine in other words you didn't get it because you have the vaccine what was her answer no sir and he said oh and you survived he said I'm that's wonderful I'm so impressed you survived covid without a vaccine and then she said my husband had covid he's still alive wonderful he he didn't have a vaccine either wow do the talking for me Candice and then he says your husband has antibioti already he doesn't need it does he Candice the man ask a question that nobody heard listen to it again the other thing is a lot of people that get it you had it you had it did you get co uh no you didn't get it doesn't like me I don't did you have the vaccine no doesn't like I've been all around the world I don't know I don't I think they should study they should study me doesn't like me it's a scary thing but it's it's afraid of you my husband had it though yeah but now your husband is now essentially immune he's got a protection they won't give no they won't give credit to people that had it that aren't going to catch it a second time you know it's a very strong form of immunity so uh it's they're crazy well here's it go here talk about corruption they're crazy they're crazy why are they crazy Mr President he's like because they're telling you the only way you don't get see is if you take V but Candice did you have covid you did like he didn't know that did you have the vaccine you didn't oh like he didn't know that your husband had it he's still alive but did he get the v no and he's still alive they're crazy he said

Summary

In this short commentary, Professor Toto analyzes an interview between Donald Trump and Candace Owens. He focuses on Trump asking whether Owens had contracted COVID-19 or received a vaccination and on the discussion of her husband’s prior infection. The speaker argues that Trump already knew the answers and used the questions strategically so Owens could publicly discuss remaining unvaccinated and the protection associated with prior infection. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or clearly identifiable Scripture reference.

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