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Originally Posted by CosaNostraUSMC
TR,
Those were my thoughts too.
Fred went head on into him, too. So much so, that, I thought he caught Wallace off guard.
I thought Wallace did a little back peddle-5th POC-kissing at the end.
Was it just me, or did you also catch, Wallace's subtle hiccups, when trying to transition from the end of conversation to the end of program?
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Yep.
I think he was a bit rattled, but not as bad as when Klinton lit him up (rudely and uncalled for).
TR
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