Kellyann: 05:20 - 05:30 "Here's what I do know, and here is what my expetise is. Uhm, particularly

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Kellyann: 05:20 - 05:30
"Here's what I do know, and here is what my expetise is. Uhm particularly as his campaign manager.

I know we've got the Democrats {wink} on the run."

Unbelievable facial tic. The wink makes her words go full stop. and then the gish gallop follows. There's even a smirk on Cooper's face that says Ok Kelly, we get it, you are full of it.


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The link to youtube makes you go to the youtube site. But even the click a link adverse should take the time to watch these 10 seconds of fallacious punditry. It's a real "WoW!" moment.
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1. See, Kel

when you tell a lie, especially an obvious lie, or, like, as many lies as you can fit into a segment, there's this concept called 'credibility'. You, your candidate, and your party lose that. It's a concept we're taught from a very young age. You do nothing to gain undecided voters, in fact, you lose voters. You damage your candidate, your cause.

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2. Plus...

Sometimes the face betrays us.

It is hard to tell all bald face lies without it at least registering some times.

http://mentalfloss.com/article/57985/it-bald-faced-or-bold-faced-lie

Most sources agree that the original expression, coined in the late 1600s, was actually barefaced lie. At that time, bare meant brazen or bold. At that time in history, almost all men sported a full set of whiskers, and it was considered quite daring or even audacious for a male to be clean-shaven, or barefaced. Eventually, the word for “hairless” went from bare to bald, and so did the description of a blatant fib.

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3. Video link test

http://sendvid.com/ysbnsnxh

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4. Youtube link