Why is this stickied? It's a small, niggly little detail and a bit of a hair-brained theory, but, this really jumped out at me while watching Trump's 2022 Wilkes-Barre speech, and it's been sticking in my brain. We know Trump often communicates this way, dropping tiny little asides just for us that few in the audience seems to really pick up on. When I heard this, I thought, "WELL, would ya look at that," and figured the all the decoder podcasts we listen to would hook in on this, but, after finishing a few, nobody has, so, I thought I'd throw this out there for your consideration. Thanks for understanding!

Why is this stickied? It's a small, niggly little detail and a bit of a hair-brained theory, but, this really jumped out at me while watching Trump's 2022 Wilkes-Barre speech, and it's been sticking in my brain. We know Trump often communicates this way, dropping tiny little asides just for us that few in the audience seems to really pick up on. When I heard this, I thought, "WELL, look at that," and figured the all the decoder podcasts we listen to would hook in on this, but, after finishing a few, nobody has, so, I thought I'd throw this out there for your consideration. Thanks for understanding!

Why is this stickied? It's a small, niggly little detail and a bit of a hair-brained theory, but, this really jumped out at me while watching Trump's 2022 Wilkes-Barre speech. Could this be nothing? Or could this be something? Trump often communicates this way, dropping tiny little asides just for us that few in the audience seems to really pick up on. When I heard this, I thought, "WELL, look at that," and figured the all the decoder podcasts we listen to would hook in on this, but, after finishing a few, nobody has, so, I thought I'd throw this out there for your consideration. Thanks for understanding!

Why is this stickied? It's a small, niggly little detail, but, this really jumped out at me while watching Trump's 2022 Wilkes-Barre speech. Could this be nothing? Or could this be something? Trump often communicates this way, dropping tiny little asides just for us that few in the audience seems to really pick up on. When I heard this, I thought, "WELL, look at that," and figured the all the decoder podcasts we listen to would hook in on this, but, after finishing a few, nobody has, so, I thought I'd throw this out there for your consideration. Thanks for understanding!