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| I'm here with the 12-year-old Diesel Depew who just got out of the Trump rally. | |
| He is looking mighty dapper. | |
| I've got to be honest, I've won awards for being the best dressed, but you got me beat here tonight. | |
| So tell me, though, you got your Trump bobblehead, your Trump sign, you just came out of the Trump rally. | |
| What was it like in there? | |
| It was amazing in there. | |
| He puts on a good show. | |
| What was your favorite part of the rally? | |
| When he first got there, it just looked like straight off of a movie. | |
| That was my favorite part. | |
| What was the energy like, the atmosphere? | |
| Oh, it was amazing. | |
| It was all cheerful and all happy. | |
| So you're 12 years old. | |
| I would imagine you're probably the most politically involved person in your class. | |
| That's just an assumption. | |
| But tell me, what is it like being a 12-year-old, not just, you know, supporting Trump, but just being politically involved? | |
| Do you have conversations at school, and how do they go? | |
| They all hate me for liking Trump. | |
| Everybody hates me, and they all said, oh, she's going to win. | |
| You're going to come to school crying the next day, and I said, yeah, okay. | |
| So I went home, and he won. | |
| They all came to school crying, and I said, look who's laughing now. | |
| Did you come to school with your Pepe meme the next day? | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| I came with my Trump hat, my Trump shirts, and everything else. | |
| What did the faculty think of that, wearing the Trump gear? | |
| They weren't too happy because we have a uniformed school, but... | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| So tell me, how many events have you been to? | |
| I've been to two. | |
| I've been to the one in Sanford and the one in Melbourne. | |
| And the one in Sanford, was that before or after he was elected? | |
| That was before he was elected. | |
| What would you say, was there a difference between that and this one? | |
| Oh, yes. | |
| The last one was a lot more energy, like, vote for me, vote for me, and this one was kind of calm and more enjoyable. | |
| He felt like he was kind of more loose up there, just kind of talking with the people. | |
| He had that guy come on stage. | |
| He was hitting on the fake news. | |
| What do you think about fake news? | |
| I think they're terrible. | |
| They should be just taken down. | |
| Horrible. | |
| They're trying to ruin your future, for real, though. | |
| They are trying to divide this country. | |
| All right, so I've got to ask you one question. | |
| Now, I was talking to protesters over there for a couple hours tonight. | |
| I'm sure you're aware of them. | |
| Now, you're a 12-year-old. | |
| Most of those protesters are probably in their 20s. | |
| How does it feel as a 12-year-old to be smarter than almost every 20-year-old over there protesting Trump? | |
| It feels great. | |
| We're smarter, too. | |
| Everybody's smart. | |
| Millennials for Trump. | |
| Trump is the hero of the pro. | |
| He's the hero, and those people over there are just losers. | |
| They don't know what they're doing with their life. | |
| There it is, right there. | |
| Came from a 12-year-old. | |
| Hey, good stuff, buddy. | |
| How about this young man right here? | |
| Hey, maybe there's a future in politics for this guy. | |
| How about that? | |
| Hey, thank you for your time. |
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