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Today rest is soul news Rady eight
forty Whas I got to tell you,

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Facebook memories pop up, some of
them good, something bad. Right

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now, I'm going through all of
the lockdown memories and boy, it was

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brutal. Makes me sick to my
stomach just looking. I want to bring

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in our guest, Senator Ran Paul. First of all, Hey, good

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morning, Senator Paul. How are
you? Good morning? I can't believe

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I can understand you. Guys.
You have your masks on right, of

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course, Yes, I actually like
masks because it helps me if I see

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someone driving in a car with a
mask, it helps me identify someone not

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to let out in traffic. But
I want to ask you about something yesterday.

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You announced yesterday a bipartisan bio defense
and life science research investigation, and

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going through what I just talked about
COVID, I think it's important to get

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behind this. Can you talk about
yesterday's press conference? What's going on?

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Well, we've been pushing forever to
investigate the origins of COVID, to try

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to make sure this never happens again. One that we're not funding dangerous research

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in China, but really that we
shouldn't be funding this dangerous research in our

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country either. So for the first
time we've gotten a bipartisan investigation. This

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has taken a while, but the
Democrat chairman of the party, not chairman

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of the party, the Democrat chairman
of the Committee Homeland Security, the i'm

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on, has agreed to do an
investigation. We're going to have scientists come

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in and talk about the evidence for
this leaking from the lab and Wuhan.

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We're going to talk about the funding. We're going to talk about the cover

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up, the fact that the government
will not release these records. Yesterday we

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had a hearing on the idea of
the executive branch the president hiding records from

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us, and we talked about one
of Fauci's assistants. His name is David

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Morenz. Through Freedom of Information we
found an email where he was dumb enough

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in an email to say, Hey, don't send anything to my government email

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that keeps looking at that. Through
Freedom of Information Act, send it to

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my Gmail, which only goes to
my phone and the government won't know.

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And then I can delete anything I
don't want The New York Times to see

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and so this is a guy clearly
breaking the law because the law says you

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have to preserve your documents and they
have to become public ultimately if you work

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in the executive branch. But we
found a guy clearly lying, cheating,

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stealing, you know, breaking the
law. And we still don't know if

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he's been suspended or fired. There's
a rumor he may have been suspended.

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But we're going to We're trying to
get the Chairman now to co sign a

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letter to the administration to say,
look, this is a guy who needs

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to be made an example of.
If you're going to let employees do this,

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then you're never going to get any
kind of compliance for people of banging

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the law. But it's a big
deal to have a bipartisan investigation going on.

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It will it will see where it
leads. The House is concluded one

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they brought in a lot of people
for testimony. Ours may be a higher

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level look at this, But our
hope is in the end to have legislation

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to regulate gain of function research.
Most of you you pay for the tax

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payers are paying for this, so
we want to have it an independent agency

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appointed by the President, approved by
the Senate that actually has the ability to

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look at all research, judge it
for its dangerousness, and frankly shut it

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down. You know, if you've
got people that want to take ebola,

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which is fifty percent lethal, and
try to make it more infectious, I

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think that's a death wish and I
think that we shouldn't fund that, and

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we should try to do everything we
can, not only domestically but internationally to

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discourage people from doing it. See, we have the knowledge now to create

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viruses. You can actually order off
the internet the RNA to make the poliovirus

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wow wow. Or you can order
up the bits and pieces and if you

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know, if you have the technical
skill, which they estimate about sixty thousand

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people worldwide have it. So this
is something that is coming and we need

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to be prepared for. But we
should try to do every bit we can

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to not be funding it in the
United States. So this is a big

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goal for us, and we're hoping
to get that legislation out before the election

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and try to get a bipartisan support
for it. As long as we're talking

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about COVID, Capitol Hill's also looking
into whether or not the Biden administration conspired

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with Facebook and those outfits to keep
COVID information that didn't agree with the narrative

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from the public. Yeah, there's
a big Supreme Court case going on,

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and I'm hoping it's going to be
decided correctly. Eric Schmidt is the Senator

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from Missouri and he was the attorney
general that brought this lawsuit. And the

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lawsuit is based on the idea that
the First Amendment protects you from the government.

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The government shall pass no law.
And so the question is is whether

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the government, in the form of
the FBI or the form of Homeland Security

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agents meeting with Twitter or with Facebook, with all these companies and telling them

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we want you to take down information, whether that's a form of government censorship.

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If they're basically using or threatening the
social media companies and they become basically

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agents for cen nsorship at the government's
behest, I think it's without question a

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violation of the First Amendment. I
hope they decide that way. The arguments

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were interpreted various ways, and some
people interpreted the judge's statements to mean that

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it's not going to you know,
we're not going to win. The First

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Amendment advocates won't win, but we'll
wait and see what happens coming out of

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this, because I think it really
is chilling to imagine. Imagine we're doing

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this interview right now. You're part
of the media, We do the interview,

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and when it's over, the FBI
has a meeting with you this afternoon

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at one o'clock and you sit down
and they say, well, we don't

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like this part of the interview.
Can you imagine how horrified people would be

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in radio or television if that happened. But really, it is somewhat the

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same with the Internet. The FBI
shouldn't be sitting down with anybody telling them

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that they should remove certain parts of
an interview. All right, So you

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know we've said this many a couple
of times in the last decade, which

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is I think morale politically is as
low as it's ever been. But I

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think we're there, and I want
you to explain to me how we got

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here. As I've seen surveys as
high as seventy percent of Democrats and Republicans

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didn't want Joe Biden or Donald Trump
to be the representative of their party for

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the president of the United States.
That's a high number for people to buy

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partisan with. How did we end
up with these two guys back in the

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race, and is there a path
to fix that at some point or are

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we just a slave to these parties
and what they what they do. Well,

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you know, I have a solution
to this. It's very simple.

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I can't believe you guys have not
thought of this. We put an extra

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box on the ballot and it's for
none of the above. Ye Oh,

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I'm in millions. If none of
the above wins, then we start over

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and they have to go back to
the process. You know, it's difficult.

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Like in the Republican side, you
have a former president. It's very

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hard to be a former president.
Everybody in the world knows who Donald Trump

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is. There's many good attributes that
he has as well, and some maybe

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not so great, but there really
wasn't. It's just hard to beat somebody.

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Same with the president. So you
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president. It's just virtually impossible to
beat them in the primary process. On

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the Democrat side, they just sort
of rigged it and said they didn't even

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hold some of the primaries. On
the Republican side, it was less rigged,

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but it's still just difficult to beat
a former president. And so that's

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kind of how we got here,
and I don't you know, people can

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wish for something different, but now
it really is a comparison, you know,

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between basically the two main candidates.
But then there'll be some others as

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well. You know, the Libertarians
will put somebody up Bobby Kennedy's running,

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so there will be other choices.
But people are going to just have to

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figure that out over time. And
you know, sometimes it is choosing the

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lesser of two evils. My dad
used to always say, well, if

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you choose the lesser two evils,
that's still evil, right, But you

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know, we wish there were better
choices. But the bottom line is we

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have this problem throughout government. Look, the Republicans control the House, and

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we think Republicans are more conservative than
Democrats. Republicans have four forty nine votes

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in the Senate. That's enough to
withhold a filibuster. So if the Republican

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minority in the Senate worked with a
House, shouldn't we have some kind of

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say in how much money is spent
the power of the purse. Shouldn't we

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exert the power of the purse to
reduce spending because the debt is so enormous.

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We're doing none of that. You
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came forward. He came from the
conservative ranks. People were excited about him

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at first, and yet he's going
along with the same old Shenanigans we've always

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had. So's the Senate, and
probably ten or fifteen Republicans will vote with

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all the Democrats to pass the spending
bill. But we didn't force them to

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compromise. We didn't force them to
reduce spending. Basically, they're getting everything

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they want and we're gonna have a
one point five trillion dollar deficit this year

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on top of the thirty four trillion
we've already got. So I don't see

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that we're really working hard enough.
We're not fighting hard enough. We give

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in too much. Everybody says,
oh, the government will close, and

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I'm like, instead of whining about
the government clothing and why don't you complain

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that the government's going to stay open, It's going to stay open and borrow

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one point five trillion dollars, which
is worse. I'm not for the government

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shutting down, but I'm also not
for keeping it open and spending this much

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money. Well, that's kind of
where I was going I said that on

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the air last week. I said, let it shut down. And by

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the way, when the government shuts
down, the employees of the government is

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not like they're not going to get
that money gets repaid to them retroactively,

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so it's not like right there,
you know, they're getting free days off.

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Man. My favorite is what they
do. Here's what happens during a

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shutdown, because I've been through one
of these that lasted a couple of weeks,

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So you're right, they all eventually
get paid. They send them home,

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and they don't pay them for a
while, but they all get back

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paid. But when they send them
home, the government wide edict is to

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list your essential and non essential employees. And so like the EPA and the

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IRS and all these agencies, they
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those people get to go home.
The essential people have to come here and

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they don't get paid, although they
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IRS and the EPA turned in their
list, this is from a few years

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ago, they listed ninety five percent
of their people as unessential. And I'm

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like, well, damn if ninety
five percent of uneventual, why don't we

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fire the lot of them and be
done with it. Yeah, but you

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could probably just you know, through
attrition, if you just quit hiring people

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and said nobody else gets hired in
the federal government. Over one presidential term,

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you can probably get rid of a
million federal employees that are just dead

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weight, you know. Yeah,
at what point? Look, we left

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England because of taxation with that representation, and the American taxpayers were sick of

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it. Man, I'm telling you
a center, pair them off for forty

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percent of my checks, cut right
off the top. I pay sales tax.

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I pay taxes every year on my
car. They already paid tax on

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house, on and on. We're
trillions of dollars in debt, but yet

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all we do is send billions and
billions to other countries. When will that

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get rained in? When is the
American people will say, you know what,

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enough is enough because it seems to
me like you don't need my federal

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tax dollars. When enough is enough
is when inflation is so extreme that you

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know you're losing twenty five percent of
your purchasing power every year and prices are

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going up. That now, some
of that has occurred, and just in

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Biden's term, we have about a
twenty percent increase in your grocery bill.

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I think it's a thirty seven percent
increase in your gas bill. And so

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a lot of times wages don't keep
up with this, and so eventually there

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is a crunch and people hopefully get
unhappy and know who to blame in the

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crunch and vote for different people.
The thing that makes it messy is both

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parties are guilty of this. You
know, the Democrats have never met a

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spending bill they wouldn't vote for.
Really, literally, you could send money

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to Mars. If there was a
nation on Mars that was fighting against another

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nation on Mars, Democrats would be
sending money over there. But the thing

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is is it's all borrowed and it
just can't go on forever. So you

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get the inflation penalty, and maybe
that gets bad enough that it causes even

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instability. I mean, you look
at South America. They'll have one hundred

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percent a month sometimes Venezuela, and
so you get chaos, you know,

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but when they get chaos, they
flee to America. Where do we fleeve

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when we get chaos? So that's
coming, that's around the corner. It's

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a predictable crisis. The only thing
that's kind of unknown is whether it will

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be gradual and you'll gradually get a
little bit more inflation until it becomes intolerable,

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or whether one day we wake up
and people quit buying the US debt.

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You know, one day maybe China
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oh my god, these people are
so profligate, you know, and even

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Europe may say this. You know, Sweden, balance is their budget,

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Germany, balance is their annual budget. There's going to be the day people

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in Europe say why they hold we
buy US dollars when they can't even balance

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their budget and they keep borrowing.
You know, We're not borrowing like capital

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improvement for roads or something. We're
borrowing and sending it to Ukraine, right,

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and then when it gets to Ukraine, they blow each other up with

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it and they leave big holes in
the ground, their buildings are gone,

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and then we're already going to pledging
to go back and rebuild Ukraine after it

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gets blown up. It's the same
thing in Gaza. And look, and

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I have a great deal of sympathy
for Israel, but at the same time,

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I don't think I want the responsibility
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Well, they have balanced budget,
I'm sorry, And they have balanced budgets

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because they don't spend fifty percent of
their budget on the military. They spend

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two percent and they build roads and
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cover them and then we cover them. That's exactly right. So they spend

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a lot less. Another reason,
not just another reason not to stick them

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in NATO because they'll just be more
dead weight for NATO. Tell me again,

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it's one of those. Explain it
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old and usually think like a five
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Tell me how a senator that makes
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year acquires twenty million dollars dollars over
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do how does that explain to me? In like in a minute or less?

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You can as simple concepts of how
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the easiest way. And I can't
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a rich girls the easiest way to
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individual people how individual people came into
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that, you know, always assuming
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of people in political office, and
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don't know, everybody talks about how
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and things like that, and I
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gained in an inappropriate way. I
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up here that I thought that was
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on, And we are under the
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army contract going to some company to
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gonna happen. You know, it's
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trade on knowledge like that? Maybe
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not personally aware of that. That
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The ones that are very wealthy,
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or married into it. He is
Senator rand Paul Listen, Senator Paul,

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back on. Okay, thanks guys, there you go. All right,

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we are rolling through the show today. And you know how they stay rich

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as they sell their property and don't
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age Eedland real estate broke or it's
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sell your house for one percent commission
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lawsuits and everything else against the National
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it's a huge settlement because they,
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Eland and Eland have been doing it
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and Edland one percent commission rate.
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twenty eight hundred. So many people
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sense. Keep the equity in your
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That they're running out of Eland and
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forty six years, so we've got
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it's so smart. Eedland and Eland
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five nine nine twenty eight hundred.
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eight forty w a trance for everyone
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love that sound because it makes me
feel sexy. One of these days we'll

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get music back on these podcasts.
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This is click it or skip it. I'll give you gossip headlines.

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Tell me to click at or skip
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this. Get the Google machine out. Josh Peck bashed for silence after Drake

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Bell spoke out about abuse. I
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is the Nickelodeon story towards you.
Oh gotcha where they bashed Peck. They

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were both on Jake or Josh and
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two guys. So he he hasn't
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a male and a female. There
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true. Out about that, thank
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in the wake of Drake Bell's accusations
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and that's Bell's co star, Josh
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it. While Peck hasn't spoken out
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odd TikTok video, and fans have
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speaks volumes. Bro, It's really
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Another one said it's too quiet on
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talked to you since twenty twenty three, that's an effing sign that you don't

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exist to me anymore. Oo what
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I'm telling you quite that. I
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Nickelodeon, So that's why I watched
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they're watching it and I'm watching it, so it interests me and you

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don't have to watch it. But
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Headline. Megan Fox confirms engagement to
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one of the most beautiful women in
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skinny machine Gun keliy tattooed up?
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is it? What the stupid abbreviations? Is it tattooed up? Okay?

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Oh MG, that's the story,
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want to find it. Fans who've
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Machine Gun Kelly shipping might be disappointed
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confirmed that the one time engagement between
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but she says the rapper slash rocker
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think what we've learned from being in
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consumption, fuck said on the show
Call Her Daddy with Alex Cooper. I

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don't have a comment on the status
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However, she confirmed there will always
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what. Okay, So there was
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age was dating a younger girl and
they were hiking in the California Hills or

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whatever. And that machine gun.
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whether he get coffee or whatever,
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four albino, super skinny, wearing
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his butt crack is showing and two's
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the guys and the girl goes crazy. She's like, oh my god,

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he's so hot. And the old
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Yeah? Like what so I'll stay
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get tatted up. Yeah? Yeah, go dead, look dead like a

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zombie, get tatted up, and
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don't even have a butt because you're
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girls today the hell headline Kyle Richards
Marizio Yumanski apparently have no chance of reconciliation.

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I have no idea the words you
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Headline. Love is Blind Star asks
Taylor Swift not to watch her show after

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Travis Kelcey roasted it. Click on
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with this drama. Travis Kelcey is
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It turns out, during a recent
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Chiefs tight End begged his brother Jason
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also took time to give his best
impression of one of the contestants, Chelsea

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Blackwell clingy. You think I'm clingy, he asked his brother, pitching his

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voice to mimic her. Jason didn't
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even if, as Travis promised,
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show Catching Kelsey, I just looked
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reality show. The reality show where
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They look for love and even get
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to social media, Chelsea begged his
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Quote, the only outlet that this
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knows my name, is from whinding
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sit down. I just don't even
You're on a reality show where people getting

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gage without even meeting each other.
What was wrong with you? She might

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be a scientist. Oh she could
be a scientist. Okay, Tom Cruise

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is scientist. I don't look you. I don't look if you walk down

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the beach and you make fun of
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that's just wrong. But if you
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criticizing you. You got into a
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people are going to criticize you.
Man. That's not a reality TV show

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with a dumb premise has a little
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fat, you kind of did?
You intimated that they look slow? Headline.

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Richard Simmons reveals click on it,
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diagnosis. He's dying, Yes,
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uneasy tremors through his fan base with
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Simmons is alerting his fans and followers
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mirror on the wall, what's that
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He reveals he's been diagnosed with basil
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He explained after a couple of hours
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as well as a full body exam, he was deemed free of cancer cells.

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What basis cell car removed had a
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I know some of you reading this
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in your life who's had cancer.
Promise me you'll see your doctor and get

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a complete checkup. He did one
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to let me. Let me tell
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a Twitter and then, oh,
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she's gonna do my skincare check out. I feel sorry for her at the

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front tier dermatology. Doctor wise,
anyway, doctor that has to scare,

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stare at every inch of that to
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glory. Doctor wise, I'm sorry, but I'm a married man. What

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are the odds that she retires before
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I was at the end of my
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as a can ticket. No she
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saucer will remove all my clothes.
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fine. No I could tell you. I was just talking to your probably

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fine headline. Tracy Morgan says he
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come on gat weight clicky Yeah.
Slightly different take on diet drugs. While

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celebs like Oprah and Whoopie and others
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weight with drugs like ozempic and monjero, he says they're not always effective for

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him. Talking to Jimmy fallon Tuesday
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he had to use the ozempic as
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said, how are you staying in
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he said, But I've learned to
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pounds. No telling if that was
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looks thinner these days. I haven't
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he bounced back though, But I
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have fell off the insinuating he's a
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He's got probably a little bit of
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made. One more headline. Prolific
actor m Emmett Walsh passes I want to

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find out who that is? Click
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the sixties with small often uncredited roles
on TV and film. Worked steadily ever

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since, with appearances in movies like
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Runner, Christmas with the Cranks,
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Died of the hospital in Vermontic cardiac
arrest. You just named every movie I've

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seen, every single movie. He
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picture already shut down spot nick m
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No, don't you the naked.
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when you see him? Oh yeah, Oh my gosh, he's a guy

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who's got the gigantic eyebrows. Oh
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He is Roger Hodgson's birthday today.
He's seventy four. He's a tramp.

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No, he's a super tramp,
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gets his rubs from the fireplace.
Hey, where I get my rubs and

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where I get my wood? We
get my rubs and my woodp at the

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fireplace. Baby, you're gonna love
the fireplace. All things grilling, all

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things smoking, all things fireplaces.
Plus they do the clean out your dryer

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vents. But I want to talk
to you specifically. Do you have a

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dream of an outdoor kitchen. I
sure do. Let's make that dream a

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reality and take your outdoor kitchen idea
to the fireplace. They will make that

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dream a reality. That's what they
do as well. They build outdoor kitchens.

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We love living outside of the wittings. And you will to go by

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the fireplace. All things spoking,
all thing grilling. Plus they will make

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your dream a reality of an outdoor
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It's the same shopping center as Shelbyville. As a roosters, you're gonna love

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them all right, stick around.
Back to wrapping up in just a couple

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