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The discourse transitions into broader themes of institutional corruption. O’Keefe expresses doubts about the integrity of the FBI and the attorney general's office, noting that even the most ethical individuals can be subsumed by a corrupt system. This sentiment resonates deeply, implying that the very bureaucracy meant to ensure justice might, in reality, harbor dishonesty and failure.
The conversation also touches upon the political realm, exploring how individuals who once demonstrated a sincere desire to implement change become ensnared in a web of political manipulation and ambition. “People campaign in poetry but govern in prose,” serves as a poignant reminder of the stark contrast between political ethos during a campaign and the realities of governance.