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This is the behavior of a giant baby. A giant baby that's a narcissist. We see everything a baby does, a little child. We're going to see her do everything from stomping to cussing to getting real loud, trying to get her way, not listening to anything, trying to overtake the conversation. Her attitude is, I know all because I am all. That's what babies are. That's what that's what a giant baby narcissist would do. That's how they would see the world.
When he says you're going 55 and a 35, she says, "I don't care. >> I don't really care." >> She's a district attorney. If you get a ticket over there and you have to go talk about it, that's who you go see. That's who prosecutes your ticket. So, we can't get we can't give her a pass on this. We can't let that go.
Her go-to is I'm calling Dennis Colemire right now. >> This is on a traffic stop, ma'am. >> Yes, it is. You can call Dennis Colemire right now. >> And that's that's their chief of police there. She's put herself in above everybody. So much so with the the chief of police that she's going to call him and get this taken care of. And then she gives him the phone. Says, and in other words, here's your boss. Now go away. You know, talk to him. You know, like, I'm too good to talk to you.
If somebody come to her house and was shooting and setting it on forever, he's going to show up and try to stop that and catch the person doing it, right? And she's treating him like that. I don't like this woman and the least. I'm going to go ahead and say it. I'm I may be a little bit biased on this, but when you start treating the police officers like that, the people that would die for you, literally, they do it every day.