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"So that's how I look at the President's Day and the earlier presidents come on like George Washington, this man had what, a couple of hundred slaves. Yet he, they're sitting back and you know, like to me they were some of the biggest hypocrites on the planet. You're sitting back and writing the Declaration of Independence and you're talking about how all men are equal and this and that and that and this. And then you go home to your 200 slaves."
"So that's how I look at the President's Day and the earlier presidents come on like George Washington, this man had what, a couple of hundred slaves. Yet he, they're sitting back and you know, like to me they were some of the biggest hypocrites on the planet. You're sitting back and writing the Declaration of Independence and you're talking about how all men are equal and this and that and that and this. And then you go home to your 200 slaves."
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"So that's how I look at the President's Day and the earlier presidents come on like George Washington, this man had what, a couple of hundred slaves. Yet he, they're sitting back and you know, like to me they were some of the biggest hypocrites on the planet. You're sitting back and writing the Declaration of Independence and you're talking about how all men are equal and this and that and that and this. And then you go home to your 200 slaves."
"So that's how I look at the President's Day and the earlier presidents come on like George Washington, this man had what, a couple of hundred slaves. Yet he, they're sitting back and you know, like to me they were some of the biggest hypocrites on the planet. You're sitting back and writing the Declaration of Independence and you're talking about how all men are equal and this and that and that and this. And then you go home to your 200 slaves."