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All right, breaking news. Judge
in the Special Council unlawful. I'm sorry,

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the Special Council on the classified documents
case against Trump has been dismissed,

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dismissed, thrown out. Bye bye
that case. Mark that one off Trump's

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to do list. Speaking of dismissed
cases, we're doing click it or skip

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it. I'll give you the gossip
headlines. Tell me if forre clicking them

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or skipping them. Okay. Alec
Baldwin breaks into tears as his involuntary manslaughter

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cases dismissed. Click on it,
did he? Oh? It? Dismissed?

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Oh wow? I thought you were
gonna say, as he took the

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stand, but click on it.
He broke into tears after his trial was

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dropped Friday. The actor had been
charged for his alleged involvement in the death

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of cinematographer Hayla Hutchins after a gun
he was handling for the movie Rust.

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Was discharged in twenty twenty one.
I'll bet you more people see this movie

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if it ever comes out then would
have otherwise? Oh, I guarantee it.

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This sets up again. This is
like the oj trial to where you

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know the civil case will come later
and you know, and he'll in that

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in that movie. Company's gonna get
sued. No, I don't know who

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the movie was. It just was
he. I think it was kind of

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an indie film. It's okay.
Was if he was fitting the bill,

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then he could be in trouble money
wise. But I feel sorry for anybody.

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It's in those situations, even when
Trump was doing it, where when

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you're on try and you're thinking there's
a change, you go to prison.

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I don't think people understand what it's
like lay in bed or eating or not

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eating or whatever. And I was
I asked from the beginning. I was

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like, how do you charge I
like Balldwin with this. You can't prove

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that he willingly did sun job to
know that there's bullets in there, But

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I get it. The judge dismissed
the case after it came to light that

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prosecutors potentially buried evidence that could have
revealed how live ammunition was allowed on the

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set. So there you go,
all right, headline, Oh hey hey

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Britney, my homes as prey goes, Oh boy, click on it,

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because we can't not click on it. She's a officially getting ready to welcome

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baby number three. She announced the
big news on Insta with the help of

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her hubbyat Patrick and her other two
kids, Sterling Sky Mahomes and Patrick and

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Levon Mahomes. The third round three
here we come, she wrote. Sterling

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Sky is three, Patrick eighteen months. Doesn't she sell like bikinis or clothing

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line or something like that. I
don't know what she does. She's got

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that third kid she's got to thinking
about. I guess she doesn't have to

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worry about money since her husband makes
five hundred million dollars over the next five

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years whoever it is, and plus
his endorsement money. That doesn't even count

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his endorsement money. And he's clearly
the best quarterback in the NFL. There's

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no question about that. Back to
back Super Bowl champion. Yep, Kansas

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City chief. So good for her. Look she wore people out. I

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think now that she's been overshadowed,
she wore out Patrick too well. But

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that's how you get pregnant, Dave, I know the stork has arrived.

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Yes, it has Morenette headline Eddie
Murphy and Paige Butcher get married. So

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you're married to Butcher. Wait a
minute, what wife is this? Click

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on it? I have no idea. Eddie Murphy and Paige Butcher. After

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being engaged for six years and dating
for twelve, they've tied the knot.

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Murphy and Butcher got married last Tuesday
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in front of family infreends. It's
the second marriage for him, the first

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for the Australian model. They have
two kids together, eight year old is

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he Una and Max Charles five.
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ten total. I don't know if
how did the newest installment of Beverly Hills

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copwait? Because I remember my review
was you what bailed on? I barely

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could get through the first forty minutes
of and I said we're out. I

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said this is terrible. Then I
heard other people saying, man, that

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opening sequence was awesome. It was
fun, just like old times. And

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you thought it was lame. I
thought it was LeMay. Headline Travis Kell.

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He dedicates karaoke trophy to Taylor Swift. Click on anything Taylor Swift we

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have to click on. He was
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on Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Thursday, took part in a karaoke contest and

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one after a scream o version of
White Snakes, Here I go again.

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He seemed thrilled when he was named
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when his name was called. He
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and called out his inspiration. Taylor, this is for you, he yelled

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out. He then held up the
award in the air until the audience.

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I love you, guys, Taylor. Unless he was doing it all just

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to make fun of everything, that
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would be the best. Oh.
By the way, if you're wondering where

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Dwight is, he always has to
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Again he thinks he's low Maintenance's high
maintenus. I have to have a

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day to decompress. I can't come
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back three hours. Let Tony and
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do relax, take another day.
He'll be back tomorrow. It's my

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point. Yeah. Headline. Kate
Middleton makes appearance at Wimbledon. Okay,

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I don't know what's yes, click
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on with her. I mean,
obviously she came out she had cancer because

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she disappeared and everybody said that whatever, and then you know, go in

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a positive sign. She made a
rare public appearance at Wimbledon over the weekend.

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The Princess of Wales arrived for the
men's singles final yesterday with two guests,

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her daughter Princess Charlotte and sister Pippa. The appearance marks only the second

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time this year that she's made a
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for cancer. My only problem with
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of a Megan right, yeah,
well yeah, why not, you know,

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going down and running down, running
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to to marry. But I'm like, if you watch like documentaries or whatever.

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Herma, Kate Middleton's mother sent her
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same camps he was going to,
same volunteer stuff. They were going to

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same school. She pulled her out
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school that the prince was in.
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acting like y'all did in you know, come on now, uh huh headline

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Heavens to Peta Murgatroyd and Max Chermovsky
welcome baby number three? Who Peta Murgatroyd

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and Max Chermolovsky. Murgatroyd. Didn't
we do that bit the other day?

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I don't know. Maybe we did. Oh I was dancing with the stars.

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Never mind skip it. Okay,
heavens a cartoon, Yeah he headline.

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Mami Lavrock gives Mama hug as recovery
continues. Click on it. She's

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the five story fall girl. Oh
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calls the hard. Actress Mamie Lavrock
continues to recover from her five story fallback

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in May. Great Man name it
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Nicole Rockman two Ends at the End, shared a health update on Facebook a

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day after the actress marked her twentieth
birthday July. The eighth quote made me

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move onto her stomach, pushed herself
up and held on to me. At

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that moment, we realized we could
have our first hug. The post was

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written alongside a photo of the hug
in her hospital room. She's been in

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intensive treatment for two weeks in Canada, during which she was escorted out of

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a secure unit and taken up to
a balcony walkway, from which she fell

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five stories. That is very suspicious. It's very suspicious. That story is

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far from over. I believe only
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or you got tossed over the balcony. I find these. I find these

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when these people come through these long
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mm hmmm, A lot of times
they look back and they go,

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I'm not sure I could do that
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where your mindset. Look, when
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it, right, You just punch
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do what you get because you're good, and you go. But after the

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fact, you're like, I'm exhausted
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But could I do that again?
Sure you could? Yeah, you could

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do it? Headline. Donna Kelsey
getting in on the act, joins the

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cast of Holiday Touchdown, a Chief's
love Story. I want to find out

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what the hell's going on with this? Click on it? What the hell?

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I'm ready for it though, I'm
ready for the Hallmark story. Okay.

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Donna has joined the cast of the
Hallmark holiday film focusing on the Kansas

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City Chiefs. The news was sprung
on Saturday on both Donna and Hallmark's Insta

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accounts. Standing in between the movie
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Hines, Kelsey says, Hi,
I'm Donna, and I'm in Holiday touchdown.

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The captain reads, please welcome America's
football mom to the cast. Don't

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miss the World premiere later this year. Donna, of course, is mom

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to Travis m dating Taylor. Hallmark
is so freaking smart for doing this.

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Mm hmm, a Hallmark love story
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brilliant, it really is. It's
so smart. It's gonna be so cheesy.

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Make fun of it all you want. Everybody's gonna watch that thing.

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Drinking wine and crying on a damn
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It's winter. What else are we
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winter. People in Vermont never leave
their house headline. Katy Perry gets plenty

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of backlash for Woman's World video despite
explaining it Click on it. Katie is

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responding to criticism over her Woman's World
music video over the weekend. She took

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to Insta to share a behind the
scenes clip from the video. She explains

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what her intentions were, saying she
was really trying to overplay being for the

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male gaze. She said, it's
very slapstick and satirical. The explanation didn't

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help. Is more criticism as pouring
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the visual was an outdated attempt at
writing a feminist anthem. It's the lead

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single off her upcoming album one forty
three. Remember when Katy Perry and Taylor

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Swift used to argue online all the
time, and like Katie was like this

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superstar and Taylor Swift was like kind
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What happened? Now? What happened? Taylor Swift is the most popular

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person in the history of the world, and Katy Perry is getting social media

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backlass. All right, here's the
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stories are planted to up to upsell
the damn songs. Yeah in the video.

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I gotta go watch it now to
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I mean, come on, dude, look the Gerber baby is you know

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put on. Hey, here's this
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seen in the world. Always there'll
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shouldn't do this to baby and it's
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never happened to America, the world
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star, Sorry, thank you.
End of story here too. Headline Dougie

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Howser MD actor dies at ninety.
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I have that in my Twitter account. Somebody just said, speaking of the

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Internet being bad, James the psyching
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two k's. He was known for
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MD and Lieutenant Howard Hunter on Hill
Street Blues. Oh was he the You

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haven't seen that for so long?
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He wasn't the swat guy, was
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Street Blues. That's what I'm saying. Hill Street Blues had the swat guy.

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Oh remember Lieutenant Hunter. Remember he
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coming in. He always wanted to
just go in and kill everybody. He

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was a colonel flag of Yeah,
Hill Street Blues. He disappeared like the

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wind. His publicist says. He
died of dementia surrounded by his family in

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lah Snyder. The publicist says his
career span over six decades in TV,

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film, and stage. His talent, integrity, and imagination intrigued and delighted

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audience is among his credits. Ordinary
People, Scorpio and Star Trek three,

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The Search for Spuck. Uh Okay, I got it cool. I got

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Dennis Lampley died of dementia basically this
past weekend. So I got a cool

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story about if a cool story could
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Sure, okay. So they're all
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know, there's it's it's the end, it's the it's the final night.

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They know it's gonna happen tonight,
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at ten oh five, because you
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eight thirty, and he's saying,
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gonna die at ten oh five.
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I heard this from the sun,
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So it uh ten oh three pm. His heart rates spikes to ninety.

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The nurse puts the deathoscope on his
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picks it up and goes, he's
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looked at the sun and goes,
how did you know? What was that

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deal? And he goes, five
state championships in ten years and five times

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ten is fifty? Which was the
wind streak? Come on, he goes,

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that's Dad talking to us. Now, man, come on, why

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not that that's incredible? Can't take
it? Oh man, oh man?

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Dude? One more right, one
more headline? Yeah, Matthew mcconnaey,

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He says he's still considering politics.
Uh, I wish you would. Why

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not? Yeah? Why not?
I mean we start wet rowdy Roddy Piper.

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No, who is the governor of
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there. One of the wrestlers sick. Now I think, look, I

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want more Stone people in office.
We have them, I'm pretty sure.

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No, we don't have them.
That's the problem. All right, Relax,

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everybody smoke a joint. Worked this
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it. He said a few years
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politics. Still on the t well. He took part in a panel discussion

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Friday at the National Governors Association with
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Polis, Republican and Democrat, respectively, the topic how to promote civility and

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last six years. Do I have
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a good fit for me? You
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from around the world to do interviews
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right. He is former Secret Service
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think it was what it was back
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minutes back after this. So he's
rating eight forty. W h A s

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we think, God we got that
Sarah Spain lady man oh man, I

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missed THEBA I'm so glad I know
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how how many points and rebounds she
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in the middle of the season is
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sorry terrible. My time is valuable
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a right, all right, lady, you guys are ready it's just me

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and you. I'm excited. You
were undefeated last week. Undefeated, undefeated.

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Do that in your report, Sarah
Spain. That's right, we'll get

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it. Can't be undefeated in the
years, Damn right, Sarah Spain.

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Do that because Courtney's awesome. That's
women's sports on that. Yeah, Hey

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guys, these are These were all
top twenty hits somewhere back in the day,

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including Robbie Dupree. It's gonna steal
away the night you see. Oh,

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this is again a yacht rock yes, Specialty seven, So we steal

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away. It's a very long intro. Let me skip past that. There

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we go, we t into the
night. Wow, you're going with falsetto

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look at that. I try to
get the key here, man, it's

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got the skinny jeans on court I'm
not going to sing my Frank Sinatra voice

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in this song. Hello, Well, maybe your Sinatra voice can do this

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one. Probably not. Charlie Daniels
band in America never did think it ever

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could happen again. I'm gonna say
seventy I haven't eight seventy seven, seventy

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six, seventy seven, seventy seventy, seventy six, no, not thatterally,

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But I think it's like, I've
never heard this song before. But

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wasn't Charlie Daniels, like really late
seventies, wasn't this? Yes? Correct,

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because it's that that Country Devil went
down to Georgia was what I mean?

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That was the biggest hit. And
the hell we still played it on

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rock radio thirty years later. Yeah, and they had that was the big

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time when all of those country stars
like the Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson,

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they had all the Willies had the
crossover. Well keep your cross over,

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here's the chorus. Never heard it? Oh yeah, we played the hell

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out of that and on local countries. Never heard that one. Let's see

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if this one is something you've heard
of. Maybe not. It wasn't the

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top twenty. This is Rocky Burnette
tired of towing the line rockies fed up?

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Man? Oh my god, never
heard this either. I'm thinking seventy

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four? No, shoot, nope, nope, never heard this. Wow,

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you're really stumping me today. There's
like, by now I isolate the

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audio. Let's see here. How
about this one then? From the Spinners,

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The Spinners cupid? Oh yeah,
so this is definitely like I'm struggling

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with this one. You are really
being a jerk face. He's pissed we

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went undefeated last years. He's really
killing us top twenty hits. Man,

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I know I got you. Man, I'm lost. It's late seventies.

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It's a remake here, late seventies, late seventies. I don't know.

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Obviously it's a remake. Let's wait. That had to have been after working

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my way back to you, and
that was I'd say, hang on seventy

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eight. Hey, look it's Bette
Midler No. Nineteen eighty. It's nineteen

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eighty. Now we were out of
the wrong. We were in the wrong

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decade. This is The Rose,
right, yeah, it's nineteen eighty.

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Yeah, The Rose was eighty something. What a stupid movie. This is

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just what's it about? Its supposed
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Right, she had drug issues.
She was she was the lead singer.

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She was great. I mean,
she Bete Miller was amazing in it.

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I think maybe she was nominated for
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remember The Rose was like nineteen eighty. Yeah, my mother loved it.

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My mother always has loved Bette Midler
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eighties. The number one song July
fifteenth, somewhere back in the day,

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a live version of Coming Up Paul
McCarry. Oh this is dreadful. I

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hate anything like this. I hate
Paul McCartney doing anything solo. This is

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way high on my list of songs
I hate. See. The only thing

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is is nineteen eighty. Remember,
Dave, what was the song that Ul

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used for the nineteen eighty championship game? Oh? This is it? This

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is it, But I don't none
of that is in there. But it's

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summer, so maybe. All right, I am so lost. It's all

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up to you, Courtney done a
home all right, Well, I'm gonna

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leave it up to you. Sarah
Spain. Sarah Spain is recording a segment

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later. No, that the rose
is the it's making me think eighty all

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right, but Spinners is kind of
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either going to seventy nine, raty, you make the call. Let's go

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eaighting nineteen eighty Yeah, eighty,
I don't. I'm probably wrong. Courtney's

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favorite Paul McCartney song, Coming Up
was number one July fifteenth. You guys

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thought it was seventies for a long
time. It was nineteen eighty shot the

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front door Middler. This is the
thing that made me go eighty yes,

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play a Stiller Fanabe, good job, Look at dad. I have no

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credit for this whatsoever, I assist. I was completely Sarah Spain. See

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that's the only way I knew that, because I mean this one I hear

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all the time on yacht Rock,
but I couldn't peg it to a year

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the Rose. I now, I
got to look up some clips on that.

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All right, Why would you waste
it again? You're a man who

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said you don't want to waste time? Why no, I know, because

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I can't help myself. All right. So the market, we've been on

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a roll. We came out of
the gates up two hundred points. Are

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we still at that point? We
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gaining momentum, Investors ramping up their
bets that the Republicans are going to return

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to the White House after this weekend. Taking look, the Dow up one

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hundred and eighty five points, the
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ten percent, with the news radio
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I'm Courtney's Donaho. Welcome back to
Tony and Dwight Show with Dave Jennings,

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brought you by the Kentucky Office of
Highway Safety. When Saturday Night's news started

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to break, one name popped in
my head very quickly in their mediation,

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and that was Greg get Your,
our friend of the show. And the

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reason it popped in my head was
because secret Service is what he used to

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do. He did that for a
portion of his career, and I knew

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that he would probably be inundated with
some of his friends and colleagues from all

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over the world trying to figure out
what the heck happened on Saturday besides what

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we already know. Greg Getcher,
how are you, sir? Hey,

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Good morning Tony. This is a
tough subject, but I think it needs

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to be addressed. Okay, I
will ask you the obvious question, and

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it's a jumping off point. Were
their mistakes made when it comes to the

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Secret Service and policing on Saturday night
at the assassination attempt? The answers Yes,

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absolutely, And it's very difficult to
talk about an aincy that I you

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know, I still love that I
gave over two decades too, and have

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very close contacts with. But yes, the truth is mistakes were made in

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the advance of the venue in what
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before I getting that, let me
just say that the prayers are still going

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out. You know, I was
at helping serve masters yesterday for the people,

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the spectators. You know, let's
not forget about them. Sure,

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three people shot the one gentleman who
is a fire chief up there in Butler

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County. You know, he literally
acted his daughter and wife as the bullet

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start flying. So let's let's keep
the chief in mindset. Absolutely. Yeah,

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I can't get his I can't get
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tell you truth the last day or
so, So I'm with you on that

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one. It really is. It
hurts for a lot of folks today because,

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as Dave said earlier in the show, he didn't miss he hit somebody

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in the crowd. So I agree
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know, we have y on for
that reason of you know, how these

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things work out. You have protected
popes before presidents tell us what went wrong

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or what could they have done differently
on Saturday, Well, kudos. I

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mean a great deal of respect And
this is just not my opinion. Tony

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David, this is the guys that
I've been talking to that I worked with

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for over the twenty years, and
we've all been, you know, hashing

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it out back and forth. The
agents that responded right away did a you

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know, very professional job covering up
President Trump. You know, that's their

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job. You know. The old
assignment was if you're close to the protective,

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the person you're protecting, you cover
them up. You cover and evacuate.

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Those are the words that they drum
into your head, Cover and evacuate.

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You notice, as soon as they
tried to start covering him, he's

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a strong he's a strong man,
and he almost just got killed. His

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adrenaline was pumping through his body,
and you see how hard they had trying

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to get him to move. He
wanted to stand there and fist pump,

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you know, let him know that, hey man, I'm still standing,

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you know, and they're trying to
get him to move, you know,

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and he was it seemed like he
was resisting him. But also I got

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to give him a lot of credits
that with those shots. Once he realized

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what had happened, and you literally
do hear a bullet whizzing by. It

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happened to me on the police department. As strange as it sounds, you

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actually hear that, you know,
the crack of the gun and then the

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whizzing by, you know, if
it's close enough to your head. He

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dropped down himself. If you didn't
notice that, he knows that that stage

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is bulletproof, armored all the way
around, including his podium. So you

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know, President Trump dropped down completely. The agent smothered him, and then

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they got him out. The wall
separated, the armored limousine backed up to

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near the bottom of the stairs of
the stage, and they were ready to

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evacuate, and he was still pumping
his fist, you know. And there

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is a picture out that one of
the agents did crouds down like he was

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hiding. I don't know if that's
AI or not. I have no idea,

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you know, with AI anymore.
But the majority of those agents responded

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one perfect, So I give them
credit. The mistake that you're referring to,

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Tony is in the advance, the
advance, the preparation of that site.

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And that's something that many of us
did. Uh. That seemed to

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be one of my main things that
I did not all over the country during

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campaigns or president or Vice president visits
also did it in probably about sixty countries.

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So you get challenged and you really
are nervous every time you do an

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advance because you're you know, you're
that that report that you turn in that

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says, yes, bring the president
in. We have call signs on the

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radio, you know, and they
tell you or or ten minutes out,

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we're one minute out whatever. You're
the one that says come in. If

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you don't say come in, they
don't land, they don't come in.

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So, you know, you do
feel the pressure of doing a good advance.

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Having said that, somehow somebody overlooked
that building on their right. Now,

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my question is that would have taken
about Maybe I'm guesstimating I've been retired

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for twenty years, but this is
still basic protection. Somebody overlooked that building,

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or they didn't have the assets to
cover that building. It appears to

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me that we had two counter sniper
teams on the roofs behind former President Trump,

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and so the only thing I can
figure is they had two threats they

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deemed higher danger, so they were
concentrated on those two threats that were somewhere

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else and didn't have the hard right
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it was called the Ager Building.
So if that was the case, and

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they were only a given two counter
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an advanced agent or lead advanced agent, I would have either posted it with

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one of my agents. That's usually
one of the younger guys because it's a

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hot detail standing on the roof,
right, but he would be he and

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probably a local police officer would be
in charge of that building, you know,

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so nobody gets up the ladder,
nobody comes up to the roof,

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you know, and make that a
secure spot. So I don't know why

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that didn't happen. That's the answer
that was so obvious though. I mean

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that they showed the drone footage.
They're bright white rooftops. The guy's in

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camo, which means he's not camo. He's wide open. If you don't

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have someone on the roof for whatever
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I mean, it's just it's ridiculous. Yeah, So when you say eyes

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on it, our counter sal teams, I mean, I'm sorry, mixed

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it up. We had counter sall
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team like our high level special forces
guys. They look like you know,

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they look like steals. They're Delta
guys and they're very very well trained.

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And those are the two guys you
saw in black uniforms that jump on top

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of the stage when they were smothering
former President Trump. Those are our cat

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guys, and they were pointing their
weapons away to see if there's a secondary

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attack. Remember in our world,
sometimes the first thing is a diversion,

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and they want to funnel us into
a better kill Zoe, right, So

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they always have to think about stuff
like that. They counter sniper teams.

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These guys are unbelievable shots, to
say the least. That most of them

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are seem like most of them are
former Marine snipers, which are very well

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trained. And they I know when
they came to Louisville theyre in a presidential

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visit, I'd have to I'm the
firearms destructed by the way for the Secret

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Service. We'd have to take them
down to Fort Knox and they'd have to

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scope in their rifles at a thousand
yards. So when I'm not exaggerating when

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I tell you that these guys can
hit a bowling pin ten football fields.

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They are so precise. So,
but they have to be focused on the

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target. So you have one guy
kneeling with the binoculars looking for a thread,

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and then you have the other guy
scoped in who has the humidity,

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the air temperature, the wind,
everything, the heat. So he has

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to make that bullet hit the exact
spot that he's aiming at. We talked

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they didn't have that target identified and
no one was pointing those barrels at it.

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We're talking to Greg Getcher, the
Sneaking Deacon. We'll talk about his

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book at the end of this interview
so you can get it. It's his

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story coming from a police officer to
Secret Service to the service to the person.

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So we'll talk to that in just
a couple of seconds. But I

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want to say this, there are
people on social media that are blaming the

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local police in some way when when
the Secret Service gets on site, they're

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in charge. Correct, they're not
the local police, sheriff's departments or state

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troopers are not correct. That's correct, But we have the counterpart system.

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So it's very important. Like every
time, you know, like I think

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back, President Clinton came here,
President Bush came here. Every time they

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came here, they would have agents
from that White House detail coming in to

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mix with agents from the Louisville Field
office and one agent. There'd be two

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agents the lead agents. Okay,
they both would lead in charge, and

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you have another agent who's in charge
of the airport. Another two agents,

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sorry, a white house in the
local. So we did that everywhere.

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So up in Pennsylvania they had President
Trump's detail with the local officers or state

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troopers. Those guys you saw run
in in camouflage swatsuits when the armored lima

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was pulling out, highly likely that
those guys were Pennsylvania State Trooper swat teams,

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because I doubt if a smaller town
like Butler, I don't know much

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about it, I doubt if they
would have a fully authorized swat team.

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So we would probably use the state
police swat team there to support our own

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cat team. I know it gets
a little confusing, but those Camouflies guys

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were probably local SWAT officers. The
black uniforms that you saw jump on the

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stage, those are our hat team
members. The thing that makes me go

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hum on this one. First of
all, the roof being open, but

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him just rolling the dice and crawling
up there, I mean, he would

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think you would think there's two guys
with rifles up there. I'm not going

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to do that. I mean,
it just kind of makes me go home

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without going down the conspiracy theory road. But why that roof and how did

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he know? I agreed, David. I mean, it is befunnling,

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and we just can't we can't believe
that four different agents would have had to

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overlook that site as a threat.
You know, the guy who's assigned to

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the threat, I mean to that
actual venue. You know, that's all

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he did, is that venue,
So he should have identified it. Then

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his lead agent should have realized that
he missed it. If he did,

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and then the second supervisor usually comes
in the night before the visit, then

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he would have had to miss it. And of course the counter sniper has

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an advanced team there for a few
days and ahead of him, so then

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he would have had to miss it. They all four could not have missed

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that. There had to be some
kind of playing there. But I don't

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know if somebody just didn't show up
or somebody left for a minute, and

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how that guy knew to come in
there and get it. Was that just

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pure luck? I guess hopefully we'll
find out, because there needs to be

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a very exhaustive. We used to
call ar after action reports, and it

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has to be investigated, and we
can't investigate ourselves, which is one hundred

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percent right. So the FBI always
with our memory of understanding, they always

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take over these types of crimes,
and it has to be very thorough.

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I hopefully the FBI and the Secret
Service are very open and admit to what

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happened. Then I think you need
to have the Congressional Oversight hearing, you

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know, once they get the facts. So I hope we get all the

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facts on this because we can't let
this happen again. As a matter of

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fact, you have both the Republican
and National Committees conventions coming up. I

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have friends at both of them,
and so it's a very high level of

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alert. But they have to correct
this. They have to, you know.

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I think if they had three counter
sniper teams there would never have happened.

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But maybe they only gave them two. And I've had people say,

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well, why didn't they give them, you know, because the president might

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get four or five counter sniper teams
depending on the threat level. And you

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know, the President Biden is known
right now for not doing a lot of

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traveling. So the assets should have
been available to give the former president Trump

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And that's my opinion. So why
weren't they? Can he hire private security

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to augment the Secret Service? No, sir, No, that would not

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happen with the Secret Service. We
have the believe me, we have the

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agents, we have the technique,
we have the knowledge to do all that.

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We have to get it, okay, through the White you know,

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the government. I guess you'd call
it administration to authorize, you know,

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when you're the president. And I'm
just throwing out numbers here, don't quote

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me. Let's say whenever the president
there's two hundred people on a presidential detail,

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Well, when you're a former president, that's going to be cut at

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least than a half, right,
And the longer you're out of the office,

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unless agents are going to be assigned
to you become a less of a

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threat. I personally believe that the
threat level, you know, should dictate

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how many assets you have, not
that you're a president or a former president.

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And it's no secret that President Trump, you know, is such a

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you know, outspoken man that he
is going to have a lot of enemies,

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you know, And so I think, no matter what the the threat

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level should drive the fact who gets
the asset and that you know that normally

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we used to have a helicopter up
in the air too, so you had

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eyes in the sky for those guys. So I'm not sure you know what's

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the case. While we're on that
subject, I think the third person running

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for president, Robert Kennedy, he
definitely should have Secret Service protection. I

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can't understand that at all why he
wouldn't have it, especially that his father

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and his uncle were both assinated as
politicians. All right, Greg, get

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your We appreciate your knowledge. I
know you're going to be on with Terry

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a little bit later. But how
do we get your book to Sneak and

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Deacon? Oh, I appreciate you
can even you know, incidentally, I'm

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trying to get to the ten thousand
dollars donation mark to Kids Cancer Alliance.

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That's why I wrote it. But
my editor in town, the Carol Butler

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at Butler Books, she sells it, or you can hit me up on

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Facebook. It's Sneak and Deacon or
Greg Greg Gregory Getcher, And I appreciate

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it because I like to get those
people over the ten thousand dollars mark.

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You got it, Thank you.
Greg get your man. We appreciate your

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knowledge. Okay, yeah, guys
that we go see. But all right

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back after this, it's good stuff
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