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the past. I want to live
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That's a good word to use.
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the hot hits of the week every
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Talk Radio Countdown Show, which touches
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of the issues that we've talked about. It's about news talk radio, and

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there's lots of news, lots of
things that can be simply handled by a

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direct approach. There was a Freudian
slip. I was about to say a

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direct reproach. I think that I
do or have reproached. Moot on Fransei

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for the people to try to schnooker
you with information that is incorrect, that

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is unreliable, and there seems to
be an unrelenting supply of all of that

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stuff. But as as sort of
a legendary radio person, somebody who's been

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on the air and programming these sorts
of programs for a long time. I

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can tell you from my experience sharing
the lessons that I have learned over the

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years, the best approach is the
direct approach, the simple approach, talking

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about what may be on my mind, what's on Jay's mind, what's on

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your mind, and what is in
front of us. Talking about the weekend.

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A lot of people preparing here in
Boston for the Boston Marathon, which

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will run on Monday. I was
noticing back to the New York City,

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Maryland. I think we talked about
the La Marathon a couple of weeks ago.

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I seem not to be able to
avoid Los Angeles on that weekend,

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even though it com fouls up everything
in the city. And I don't I

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can't speak to the Boston to the
New York Marathon, but I know in

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Boston it doesn't really foul everything up. There's access to either side of the

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main route. Then everybody runs that
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of hours before and not for fifteen
minutes after, why they clean up the

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roads are closed off. But it
seems that there's more attention to the Boston

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Marathon and I think I said that
Jay when the LA Wow, why you

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know, why do they run it? Because they can when they want to.

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But it's such a mess now in
New York City. The marathon organizers

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who every year go through the same
sort of thing, only it's in November.

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The people that run the Port Authority
and the Transportation Authority have told the

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organizers of the bridge they're going to
have to pay what normally cars play pay

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because they're losing money. So they're
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thousand dollars to cross the Arizona Bridge. I would think that under the circumstance

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they say that fee represents the amount
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is closed. So you want to
use the bridge, fine, otherwise swim.

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I think that's the message there.
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of pushbacks you're going to make qualify
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you do for Boston. I don't
know that front. I don't think so,

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but I don't know for sure.
I just I don't have any direct

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knowledge of that because mostly other than
the anecdotal stuff of me complaining when I'm

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in la or looking at something like
this, which is so typically New York,

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right, New York is the you'd
expect this from somebody who woke up

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in the morning said, wait a
minute, look at all the money that

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we lose every year because we let
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So will they go some other way? Does the governor get involved? The

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mayor? Well, the mayor is
useless pretty much anyway, So who's any

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expecting. Isn't that another example.
I don't know that much about the governor

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of New York other than she's a
tax and spender. But I do know

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that the mayor of New York,
there's never been one, I should scratch

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never. There hasn't been one as
good as Bloomberg since Bloomberg. Bloomberg was

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Bloomberg, and he really did a
great job. And I would bet if

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he were mayor at the moment,
this would not be a discussion. But

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at any rate it is now because
there's a weekling who's the mayor and so

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on it goes see what happens.
We'd be interested to see what happens with

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all of that stuff. So the
big conversation today, and we'll spend a

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lot more time talking about it.
Maybe I don't need to the passing of

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OJ Simpson Orenthal James Simpson, seventy
six years old, prostate cancer. I

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can summarize this whole thing with a
few phrases or a few thoughts. I

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don't what is what's left to say
about Oj? Right, he was a

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football player, He was in a
lot of commercials. He did a lot

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of television, mostly movies. He
killed his ex wife and that's you know,

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he was in jail for a while. He was right, yeah,

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yeah, yeah, in the ninety
five murder trial, but then was found

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responsible for her death in a civil
lawsuit. And then after that I was

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later in prison for armed robbery and
kidnapping. Yeah. I think I've said

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this whenever we talk about this.
Excuse me. I when I was on

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the air at KBC in Los Angeles, I was the only person on the

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air on any talk program on any
of the three stations that were carrying talk

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at the time. And then said, you know, let's not be quick

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to judge OJ. I didn't make
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popular for having but people knew who
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you hear him supporting sticking up for
OJ, which I didn't do. But

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because I didn't say hang him by
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guy. Ron Goldman, or the
father of Ron Goldman, said no great

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loss. And I think somebody else
said, you know, Caitlin Jenner said

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good riddance. So I mean that
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Right, What else is there to
say? You think about it a little

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bit. Here's yeah, I see
you later. Here's a an eighty five

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year old Idaho woman being hailed as
a hero for gunning down a home invasion

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suspect with a handgun that she kept
under her pillow after he handcuffed her to

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a chain pistol whipped her and threatened
to kill her. Wow, Christine Jananin,

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I think is how you pronounce your
name. Survived all of this stuff.

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She was even shot by this guy
who died in her kitchen when she

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turned the tables on him and shot
him twice. She told him, stand

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your ground is about not somebody pulling
into your driveway to turn around. This

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is an example. This is it. You're right about that? Yep,

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this is the story. Prosecutors said
that this lady has been cleared of any

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wrongdoing, and as a matter of
fact, he said, quote, this

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is the prosecuting attorney says, quote. It also presents one of the most

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heroic acts of self preservation I've ever
heard of. So this area, this

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lady lives in a rural area of
Idaho with her disabled son. She awakened

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by the strange noises and she saw
some guy wearing a military jacket and a

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ski mask standing over her, pointing
a gun at her. And so this

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guy broke a window get into the
house and then he beat her, hit

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her in the head with a pistol. What kind of this guy deserved?

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Hopefully they throw away the key on
this guy. You know. That's the

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two sides of the story. Is
this woman really took care of herself.

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She killed him. Yeah, yeah, that's right, she did kill him,

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right, send him away? Yeah, hello, thank you. Yeah.

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I'm more focused on her, And
what a great story her. There's

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no good story. I mean,
well, I waste your time even with

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a guy like this. Yeah,
he's gone. It's like OJ, right

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if you want to look at it
that way. No great loss. This

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guy is no loss to anybody,
and so good for her. She was

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shot, and listen to this.
She got shut in her abdomen, her

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leg, her arm, and her
chest, and she still could get up

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to shoot this guy and then she
collapsed. I guess, so wow,

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all right, Well there's a good
I think that's a good story to kind

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So ms Carano got fired by Disney
after she shared a social media post.

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She reposted something that the Disney folks
said, trivialize the Holocaust. This

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is how you get down to the
nitty gritty of how people find ways of

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getting rid of people. She I'm
sure knew the controversial aspects of what she

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posted, and so the Disney people, because the Corona is suing Disney for

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being let go, claiming determination right. The First Amendment rights. Had nothing

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to do with her acting, had
nothing to do with what she did on

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the set, had to do with
something that she just reposted. And how

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do you know whether she reposted it
because she agreed with it? Did she

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say that, or she said nothing. She just reposted it, so it

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may have been that she thought it
was disgusting. Well in arguing that to

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come after them for her firing is
against their First Amendment that her firing uses

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both the First Amendment rights. But
do both of them have First Amendment arguments?

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I suppose on either side of the
issue. But anyway, they said,

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apparently she had a number of other
posts that they didn't like about the

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pandemic and vaccines and masks and stuff
that come from people. There are lots

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of different stripes on people who have
had of a more open shall we say

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liberal or whatever. She apparently has
tweeted some stuff about transgender rights and things

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like that, things that are controversial. So anyway, She explained the decision

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to sue the company. She said, quote, every once in a while,

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the big corporation needs to get straight
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So she's colorful, as I said
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stars who were working with her,
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I guess we're not. She says, I'm a woman, and I expressed

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myself, and I wonder if there's
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You know, yes, she should
be able to say what she wants to

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say, say how she wants to
feel. And also any organization that employs

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this person could lose money based on
what this person says, has the right

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to do what they see fit as
well. So how would they lose money?

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How would you see? I don't
think they would lose enough for anybody

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to feel like that. You know, that shuddered us. How do you

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prove it in a society where you
are your media, you are the company

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you keep, and you are guilty
by association. Yep, that's it.

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There we go, all right,
So that's her story. Now. Also

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some other celebrity news on our social
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Drew Barrymore and talking about she's She's
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she came from. She did a
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talking about what it was like when
she was thirteen and the substance abuse stuff.

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I don't think there's anything new here, though, Jay she's talked about

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back at all her covers, so she

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did. She was on the cover
of People fifteen times and looking back at

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all the covers and just seeing each
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going to remember for substance there.
Yes. Wow, but she's really done

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I think she's quite special. Frankly.

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was talking to a friend of mine
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somebody that I'm working with, and
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having to be right all the time
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at the end of the day,
yeah, okay, you're right, and

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then just move on. So maybe
it's a bad president. I guess it

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depends on the situation much as anything
else. You have it or you don't

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have it. And I think that
hopefully people who are happy it and know

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that they have it, whether it's
a good relationship. You know, these

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people that have a great marriage,
they have a great family, they have

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a great job, they have a
great life. That's something we all can

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strive for. And hopefully when you
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Don't forget to be thankful, to
be grateful for what's going on in your

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life. Here's a Catholic group has
labeled a potato chip commercial as blasphemy,

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calling for the commercial which features a
bunch of nuns enjoying potato chips instead of

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the communal wafers. This is this
is pretty funny anyway, The commercials were

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for some chips of these people.
The Catholics say it offends the religious sensitivity

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of millions of practicing Catholics by trivializing
the comparison between the potato chip and a

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consecrated object. This is here.
If you want to be offended, by

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something that's your prerogative. You want
to be offended by other people being offended

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by something, that's your prerogative.
You are not allowed to say that other

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people are offended. Let people speak
for themselves. Like if you're offended,

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that's fine, that's fine, But
you can't say millions of other people are

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offended. You don't get to speak
for them. You don't get to make

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that choice. The leading Catholic newspaper
took issue with the ads, saying Christ

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has been reduced to a potato chip, to based and vilified like he was

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two thousand years ago. So they're
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Christ being murdered on the cross.
Okay, good for you if you can

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get hopping on a potato chip from
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used like they broke apart this like
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they use wafers, but doritos.
What would be the difference? Yeah,

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right, exactly. Pretty silly stuff, all right, This is not silly

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story of what happened in a high
school lobby in New Jersey. Principal saw

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a student heading toward a stairway and
knew there was going to be trouble.

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So whether or not there was physical
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be a matter of opinion depending excuse
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But at any rate, the interaction, which lasted for less than a minute,

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has caused the student to file an
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saying that he quote grabbed her and
slammed her against a wall. Student is

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black. The principal is Latino.
Principal reported the episode, saying he was

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preventing an altercation between this student and
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this has been going on for months. I'm talking about the Walter. I'm

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talking about the relationship between this black
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which is a one of those was
at Columbia High School, a performing arts

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school that is in South Orange,
New Jersey. So what's happened is this

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guy has been charged and he was
taken into custody, charged with assault and

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endangering a minor, and all on
the word of this one child. I

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think that we've got a This is
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a This is a very liberal area
and I'm not much for talking about liberal

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versus the right wing stuff, and
even the use of the term liberal I

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don't like. But it's a very
free, shall we say, school district

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and a very racially mixed population.
So the question about whether or not he

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used unlawful force against this fifteen year
old or was he trying to help her

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and help both well in the school
system where it's you know, the not

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even in the school system, but
you just you can't even put your hands

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on anybody anywhere for any reason.
And his thing was saying he was preventing

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something from happening. Well, now
what if he he interacted after it happened,

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would he still be a charge with
all of this? Did he jump

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to something before it you know what
I mean? Like he got involved and

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did what he did before anything actually
happened, So therefore he is in the

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wrong rather if he would have waited. But then if he waited, could

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somebody else have gotten very badly injured? There are a lot of kind of

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follow up questions that with these charges
when it does go to court, needs

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and need to be asked on both
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the word is progressive thinking, and
that's what maybe I search for the right

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word instead of liberal, because I
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applies here. There is a lot
of you know, because of many communities.

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The community I live in here in
Massachusetts is very diverse, and the

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school system is dealing with that.
The high school is a mess. There

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are children in the high school of
all races they have. I think at

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last count there were like eighty different
languages that are being spoken in parts of

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this community and trying to keep up
with that. The obligation is to have

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them in school, and the money
that's spent to try to teach some of

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these kids who don't really want to
and there are fights all the time,

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knives, guns. I wouldn't send
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thing in Los Angeles or any big
city. You see this stuff happening all

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the time. So I don't know
enough about it other than what I've read

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here and what Jay was saying.
It just is the it's we have.

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We were becoming victims of our own
whatever and you fill in the blank.

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And a lot of it is caused
by this open border policy. People coming

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in not this instance necessarily. Oh, I don't know the student body makeup

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there other than black and it's Latin, and it's white, and it's you

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know, who knows what else,
but you know the the differences. There

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were a lot of people when this
guy got hired, who the the so

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called Black Parents Workshop, opposed his
hiring. When he was hired, they

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wanted a black guy to be hired, and then the Hispanics didn't want to

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a black guy they wanted. So
this is going on? What what comes

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of this? So you don't you
don't care for somebody because of the color

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of their skin. This is you
know, is that progressive thinking? Is

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that how this works? It didn't
work that way in my neighborhood, but

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maybe there. So who knows what
going to happen to this guy? All

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right? The United States Postal Service, Ah, you'll love this snooze,

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is going to hike the price of
postage stamps again, all right, Probably

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going to happen this summer of five
percent rubber stamps increase. Yeah, that's

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probably a good idea. I have
four roles. Maybe I should go back

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and buy a bunch more sixty eight
cents now seventy three cents this summer.

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This is the third rays in the
past year. I'd say we're back to

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how do they run the post Office
department. That's always been a question for

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years and years and years. About
ten percent of the budget comes out of

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the federal government trying to keep things
afloat. People depend on the mail,

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and then people say, well do
they do they? Why do we need

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the mail? We have email costs
anything, but you can't put everything.

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Yeah, but I'm one of these
traditionalists. I like getting my bills in

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the mail. I like paying my
bills in the mail. But there's a

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lot of junk man that comes in
the just junk on top of junk on

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top of junk. So anyway,
they're also looking to adjust the prices for

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special services, certified mails, going
up, money order fees, up,

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that sort of stuff. They maintain
their prices are the most affordable in the

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world. Well, when you compare
what it costs to send an overnight through

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excuse me, the postal service,
and what it costs you to send a

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FedEx or a UPS letter, it's
about three times as much is the service.

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You're sure that things are going to
get there. Well, they've been

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advertising a lot lately, excuse me, trying to convince people that Jay,

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will you talk for a second,
well, I have a little sip of

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tripy here. Sim Yet we already
know that this keeps going out with the

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forever stamps, it every so many
years, it goes up. That's why

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they're called forever stamps, because once
you have them, they'll still qualify even

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if goes up from when you paid
for it. Yeah, it's not just

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like whatever the cost of the stamp
was, that's how much money it's worth.

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It. Forever stamps really are forever, and I don't understand why anybody

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would be surprised that they increase to
get they always increase. Well, just

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another one of those things, right, death and taxes, and basically the

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postal service is the tax is the
taxing authority tax shap. We also need

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to normalize not putting cash like actual
cash in the mail, cash, cashier

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checks, any of that stuff.
That's not because we have seen an increase

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in crime against USPS, ups,
FedEx, all of those delivery drivers,

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people taking things. But also when
I was living in where did I live

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at Tennessee, I almost to California
when I was living in When I was

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living in Tennessee, there was a
USPS track right around the Christmas holidays and

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all of that, and no doubt
had a lot of holiday cards that had

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cashing it checks in it. All
of this stuff. There was a horrific

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accident and the truck caught fire.
Everything was a total loss. Yep,

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there you go, bye bye to
all that money. Dumb all right now

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from taxes to death Kentucky boy eight
years old. Originally the family blamed it

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on an allergic reaction to strawberries.
Apparently that was not the case. He

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was he was somehow rather exposed to
fentanyl. And how is an eight year

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old boy getting fentanyl, I guess
would be the question that everybody's asking.

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It was in the household, That's
the really tragic thing. He had gotten

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strawberries from a fundraiser, and the
evening that he was eating them kind of

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started suffering what they thought were some
alert reaction symptoms. Given binnadrol a bath,

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all of this stuff put to bed, and then was found in the

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morning unresponsive. Well, then a
mass thing went out to all of the

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parents and guardians at the school regarding
the fundraisers donate the strawberries. The strawberries

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ended up being tested, there was
no fentanyl found, and then they ended

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up finding it that the I can't
remember if it was the stepdad or the

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mom's boyfriend who lived in the house. They ended up check searching the house

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and found that he was selling drugs. There was drug paraphernalia. So this

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was a tragic accident that the child
got was interacted with the fetanyl and unfortunately

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lost his life in that. That's
how dangerous this is that you even just

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touch it. You don't even have
to consume it, you just touch it.

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it, it did bugs. Stephen

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