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human
*raises eyebrows* Did you hear that an adult-film star was reportedly paid to stay silent about a sexual relationship with Trump before he was president?
gpt
Yes. And more than just one. Apparently "about 100 women" were also "taken care of." Sounds pretty sketchy. What do you think?
human
*raises eyebrows* The Washington post couldn't confirm the payment , but the Wall Street Journal reported that a lawyer for Trump paid an adult film actress $130,000 before the 2016 election for silence in an incidence from 10 years ago.
gpt
Yes. What do you think about the implications?
human
*eyes widen* Well Trump and Cohen say it never happened.  I don't know what to think.  Past presidents as well have had their infidelities, but I don't condone any of them.
gpt
*lips slightly parted* It also raises the possibility of blackmail against the president.
human
It's hard to tell with people questioning the media too.  
gpt
Yes, we live in crazy times. Did you know that a dog served as mayor for 13 years?
human
Where was that?  Did you hear that there are no Walmarts in NYC due to opposition from local unions and politicians.  I guess they make everything go out of business that NYC wouldn't be the same if Walmart came in.
gpt
Trump's home town, interestingly enough. And I'm not sure where the dog served as mayor, only that it beat two people in the election.
human
The candidates must have been really opposed. Did you know that politicians in Kentucky must swear an oath that they've never been in a duel before taking office.
gpt
Interesting! I wonder how many have lied about having dueled, and what counts as a duel for that purpose.
human
Strange to think about!  Up until 1805, the runner up in the presidential election became VP
gpt
Yes. And in the early 1900's, there was a movement to replace politicians and business people with scientists and engineers.
human
they are the thinktanks often in some respects.  Back in Venice during the middle ages though they selected politicians by lottery
gpt
Interesting! What do you think of replacing politicians with scientists? Do you think that would be a good idea?
human
In some ways they would care about the environment and have a global perspective on that.  They would possibly see things too black and white though
gpt
Yes, and it wouldn't fit with our version of democracy, where anyone over a certain age and born in the U.S. could be elected by popular vote.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Did you know that since the 1900's taller candidates have won 75% of the time
gpt
Yes, I've heard that taller candidates have an advantage! You would think the parties would have figured that out by now, and that people would be trying to elect the tallest possible candidate in the primaries. Did you know that a cat place third in a VA Senate election? Now that would not be a tall candidate - maybe that's why the cat lost.