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CNN’s Chris Cillizza went to the trouble of transcribing it so you can see the words in actual English:

“Cain killed Abel and that’s a problem that we have. What we need to do is look into how we can stop those things. You know, you talked about doing a disinformation — what about getting a department that can look at young men that’s looking at women that’s looking at their social media. What about doing that? Looking into things like that and we can stop that that way. But yet they want to just continue to talk about taking away your constitutional rights. And I think there’s more things we need to look into. This has been happening for years and the way we stop it is putting money into the mental health field, by putting money into other departments rather than departments that want to take away your rights.”

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Social media decided to have a little fun at Walker’s expense:

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But I decided against dunking on Walker’s mushmouth nonsense again, until I shared that clip with a friend this morning who, in jest, came up with maybe the only explanation that makes sense: Walker is trolling all of us with a one-man conspiracy to undermine the GOP by getting elected to the Senate under its banner. Once he’s in Washington, he’ll pull a WWE-style heel turn on Mitch McConnell and crew, giving the steel chair treatment to their plans to outlaw abortion, sling an AR-15 over every shoulder that can carry it and install Trump as president-for-life. I can hear the Stone Cold Steve Austin theme music now.

Yes, I know it’s a cockamamie idea riddled with problems, the first being Walker’s political IQ appears to be somewhere closer to Tyrone Biggums than Machiavelli, followed by the fact that undermining Republicans by deep-faking as a Republican only to run against an incumbent that shared your hidden values doesn’t seem like the juice is worth the squeeze.

But at this point, almost anything makes more sense than whatever it is Walker says when he speaks.