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Speaker 2: Beyond that, I look forward to pushing forward legislation that
Speaker 2: would preempt localities from participating with ICE and using their
Speaker 2: local resources to do the same. Beyond that, we've also
Speaker 2: got to make sure that in this state we are
Speaker 2: not discriminating by documentation status. Right now, if you're undocumented,
Speaker 2: you don't get access to a driver's license, so you're stuck.
Speaker 2: You don't get access to a lot of the basic
Speaker 2: things the state offers everybody else. And I think that's ridiculous,
Speaker 2: and so we've got to stop discrimination discriminating that way.
Speaker 3: That was from two on thy eighteen, the now candidate
Speaker 3: for Senate in Michigan, Abdullah L. Saide, declaring that we
Speaker 3: have to stop discriminating against illegal immigrants. They need drivers licenses,
Speaker 3: they need everything as if they were, you know, one
Speaker 3: hundred percent America consitizens. No discriminate, as he calls discrimination.
Speaker 3: In other words, ignore the law and ignore the law.
Speaker 3: In terms of immigration, Actually, there's news about immigration cut
Speaker 3: fur callos right now, and this is quick.
Speaker 4: Federal sources telling Fox News ICE made roughly fifty one
Speaker 4: thousand immigration arrests in July, so that's more than sixteen
Speaker 4: hundred per day. It marks the highest single month of
Speaker 4: arrest the agency has ever recorded. ICE has been steadily
Speaker 4: ramping up arrest during President Trump's second term. The White
Speaker 4: House has reportedly pushed immigration officials to aim for two
Speaker 4: thousand arrests a day.
Speaker 3: So ICE is actually on the move. You don't see
Speaker 3: the sort of headlines that we used to see when
Speaker 3: Ice Barbie was running the show. Nonetheless, ICE is being
Speaker 3: very effective. As I mentioned yesterday, we have four primaries
Speaker 3: that are being held today. Voters going to the polls
Speaker 3: in Kansas, in Michigan, in Missouri, in Virginia, and in
Speaker 3: Washington State. Washington State. In the news, horrific fires in
Speaker 3: Washington State and a person has been arrested. Actually, I'm
Speaker 3: looking for the story as we speak. I may have
Speaker 3: printed it out. There's news of fires not only in
Speaker 3: Washington State but also in California. Here is it out
Speaker 3: of Washington where they are having primary day today in
Speaker 3: Washington State. Washington wild fire arson suspect previously charged with
Speaker 3: first degree murder record show. Yes, quite interesting, isn't it.
Speaker 3: His name is Aaron Ferrisini. He now faces the first
Speaker 3: degree arson charge fires that he is believed to have
Speaker 3: set a fires have destroyed seven hundred buildings have forced
Speaker 3: sixty seven thousand people to evacuate from their homes or businesses.
Speaker 3: The man accused of starting the largest of these wildfires
Speaker 3: that have destroyed hundreds of buildings, forced tens of thousands
Speaker 3: of people from their homes, was previously charged with first
Speaker 3: degree murder. He pled guilty to a reduced man slaughter charge.
Speaker 3: Court record show he's thirty seven years old. As I mentioned,
Speaker 3: his name is Aaron Farrasini, thirty seven years old, and
Speaker 3: the hours came. The arrest came hours after the governor
Speaker 3: of Washington State, the incredibly left wing radical Jay Insley,
Speaker 3: blamed climate change for the fires. Climate change turns out
Speaker 3: this guy is now picked up. Climate change isn't some
Speaker 3: as extensial global thing. Insley said, it's our neighbors, it's
Speaker 3: our friends. I just want to add to it, it's
Speaker 3: a bunch of bulls.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: It turns out, according to the Associated Press, that this
Speaker 3: guy that set the largest of the wildfires again forcing
Speaker 3: sixty seven thousand people to evacuate, burning up seven hundred
Speaker 3: buildings in Washington State, where the governor is blaming climate change.
Speaker 3: This guy that has now been arrested for arson was
Speaker 3: sentenced in Maricopa County to twelve years in prison back
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty. Twelve years in prison, which means he
Speaker 3: should be in prison now, but he's not. Less than
Speaker 3: six years after his release. He didn't He didn't serve
Speaker 3: any of the for he didn't serve the full term
Speaker 3: by any shot. Less than six years after he's been
Speaker 3: released from prison. He's now accused of a major crime now,
Speaker 3: the manslaughter charge. Apparently he was arrested after he shot
Speaker 3: his father.
Speaker 5: To death.
Speaker 3: Because he was arguing with his father about washing dishes,
Speaker 3: so he shot his dad to death. I guess he
Speaker 3: didn't want to wash the dishes. They reduced the charge
Speaker 3: in Maricopa County send us him to twelve years in prison.
Speaker 3: He's already in twenty twenty, which means he should be
Speaker 3: in jail. It was twenty twelve that he was twenty
Speaker 3: twelve that he pled guilty. In twenty twenty he was released.
Speaker 5: So they have it.
Speaker 3: And after he shot his dad, they reduced the charges
Speaker 3: and still let him out of jail early. Now he
Speaker 3: stands accused of starting this fire. Witnesses in Spokane County
Speaker 3: Sheriffs said that he was acting suspiciously near.
Speaker 5: Where the fire was started.
Speaker 3: The neighbors then saw smoke rising from the same area
Speaker 3: and they found him with waterproof matches, abutane lighter, and
Speaker 3: fire investigators later found out that the blaze was consistent
Speaker 3: with dry gas being ignited by a match or a lighter.
Speaker 3: They did more investigation and ended up settling on Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is the guy that started it.
Speaker 5: They believe.
Speaker 3: Washington voters are again voting today in the primaries governor
Speaker 3: blaming this on climate change. By the way, another one
Speaker 3: each and fire. This was part of the whole Palisades
Speaker 3: when California was burning up last year. The report has
Speaker 3: been issued that it was caused by Southern California Edison Equipment,
Speaker 3: the electric company. Yeah, their equipment start one of the fires.
Speaker 3: They're responsible for that one. Nineteen people killed, over nine
Speaker 3: thousand homes and businesses damaged. And let's see if anybody
Speaker 3: in California is held accountable, which would be highly unusual.
Speaker 3: We started with a cut from said. El said. There
Speaker 3: are other instances of said and a lot of he
Speaker 3: has said a lot. He's gotten a lot of attention.
Speaker 3: Let me just play one quick cut from him, cut
Speaker 3: sixteen Carlos. He was asked, I think he's in It
Speaker 3: looks like he's in his home gym or a jim
Speaker 3: and you'll hear like a workout equipment being moved around
Speaker 3: and so forth. But he was asked about the biggest
Speaker 3: problem that Democrats have in the Senate, of which he
Speaker 3: would become a member should he get passed today, and
Speaker 3: it looks like he will and then heads to the
Speaker 3: general election. If he gets past the general election, he
Speaker 3: would be the new Senator from Michigan. This is abdu
Speaker 3: l Siad again responding to questions on what the biggest
Speaker 3: obstacles are in the United States Senate.
Speaker 6: So you have all these plans of things to do
Speaker 6: in the Senate. Who are your biggest obstacles in the
Speaker 6: Democratic connee?
Speaker 7: I mean, clearly he's already presented himself, your current leader, Schumer.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like, who who do you think is like the
Speaker 5: biggest set of problems?
Speaker 7: Thutterman is probably the biggest issue. Fetterman is the sitting
Speaker 7: counter argument to the kind of Midwest politics that I
Speaker 7: think really can work. Uh, he's also.
Speaker 3: Just an ah yeah, a and an orifice where excrement
Speaker 3: settles out of the human body. That's what he called Fetterman,
Speaker 3: after declaring that Chuck Schumer is rotten. Gotta go, So
Speaker 3: Democrats have at it. Your guy, uh, your guy, abdul
Speaker 3: l side. Let us take a quick break. We want
Speaker 3: to get back talk very briefly about Iran and then
Speaker 3: move to some other areas in the news today. Still
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Speaker 8: Mister President, are the talks with Iron now off and
Speaker 8: right strikes.
Speaker 5: They're going on right now. It's an amazing thing.
Speaker 8: We have a little problem with the Rown because we
Speaker 8: have many talks that we'll say we have or we
Speaker 8: don't have. You know, we're straight about it, but they
Speaker 8: deny it. But they're not denying it now. They just
Speaker 8: put out a savment not denying it. But for some
Speaker 8: reason they when they're talking, they don't like saying that
Speaker 8: they're talking. So I say, wait, we're in talks, big deal,
Speaker 8: We're in talk, And they'll sometimes deny it even though
Speaker 8: it's been hours and hours together talking. Now the talks
Speaker 8: are going along. We're going to hit them very hard. Yesterday,
Speaker 8: very very old than any attack I think I can
Speaker 8: say general from a point of knowledge, any attack since
Speaker 8: World War Two.
Speaker 5: That's pretty big.
Speaker 8: And we were set to go, and they called, and
Speaker 8: in addition, Saudi Arabia called, and Uau called.
Speaker 5: Guitar call, Yah call.
Speaker 8: Some numerous people. I don't want to use the word begging,
Speaker 8: but some were in particular a Rent did not want
Speaker 8: to be hit, and they said, we want to talk.
Speaker 8: We want to talk about the Strait, but more importantly,
Speaker 8: from my standpoint, we want to talk about the denuclearization
Speaker 8: of a Rent because it's what it's all about. This
Speaker 8: is why I'm doing this, and it should have been done.
Speaker 8: Now fifty years. We keep saying forty seven years, but
Speaker 8: three years have gone by, But it's for fifty years
Speaker 8: that other presidents should have been doing what I or
Speaker 8: other countries didn't have to be us, but other countries.
Speaker 5: And nobody did us.
Speaker 8: It was time you're going to and that knocked out
Speaker 8: their capability, of their potential capability.
Speaker 3: Okay, that is President Trump describing. Yet he talks of
Speaker 3: talks are back. I don't know how much he invests
Speaker 3: in hope that these talks are going to be fruitful.
Speaker 3: It seems every time they get hit hard, it's the
Speaker 3: same dance. They beg, they beg, and then they come
Speaker 3: back to the table, there's a deal, and then of
Speaker 3: course within a week or two they're back to doing
Speaker 3: what they do. So good luck, hope the talks work out.
Speaker 3: Hope incredibly they keep their word with the UH with
Speaker 3: the talks. Looking at the clock to see if we
Speaker 3: have time to do this we do. Another big story
Speaker 3: regarding the President has been this reflecting tool business. As
Speaker 3: many of you know, Janine Piro has dropped the charges,
Speaker 3: saying this was a contractor's fault, and Trump is livid.
Speaker 3: Trump was livid. Katie Pavlich, who who Katy Pavilege is amazing.
Speaker 3: She's on News Nation now. She is a show one
Speaker 3: News Nation cut number eight. This is what she had
Speaker 3: to say about it. I thought it was worthwhile us.
Speaker 9: Sisterc Attorney Jdine Piro has been a longtime friend and
Speaker 9: staunch supporter of President Trump for more than thirty years,
Speaker 9: and yet rumors are swirling that she may lose her
Speaker 9: job fired by the President today from the Oval office.
Speaker 9: Trump was not shy about his disappointment in Pureau and
Speaker 9: how she dealt with a reflecting pool vandalism case where
Speaker 9: charges were dropped. Regardless of how that case plays out,
Speaker 9: it's important not to lose sight of her triumphs and
Speaker 9: successful record as the face of the much needed and
Speaker 9: long overdue crime crackdown in the nation's capital. Piro has
Speaker 9: taken President Trump's directive to make the city safe again
Speaker 9: very seriously, and she has delivered. She has worked tirelessly
Speaker 9: to reduce teing crime which once fueled the chaos. Carjackings
Speaker 9: are no longer out of control, and murder is down significantly.
Speaker 9: Violent crime overall in DC just to a thirty year low,
Speaker 9: and anyone who lives here can feel the difference. After
Speaker 9: the fatal shooting of two Israeli embassy staffers by a
Speaker 9: Palestinian activist in Washington.
Speaker 10: D C.
Speaker 9: In the streets, Puro handled the murders with grace and resolve,
Speaker 9: drawing a hard line against anti Semitism and cold blooded
Speaker 9: killing by seeking the death penalty against the suspect. On
Speaker 9: top of a resume, Piro has defended Trump at every
Speaker 9: turn steadfast through all of the law fair and even
Speaker 9: suggested he run for president back in twenty twelve.
Speaker 11: Watch the passion is there, the fires in the belly,
Speaker 11: It's time to jump Donald Yeah, when you watch stay tuned.
Speaker 11: Finally someone wants to take care of you and me,
Speaker 11: someone who thinks it's important to put our priorities in order.
Speaker 11: Now everyone wants to moan and complain about Donald Trump
Speaker 11: when he says he wants to make America first. Here's
Speaker 11: a man who probably should be.
Speaker 3: That is Janine Piro, my friends Katie Pavlo's great commentary.
Speaker 3: Katie and Janine Piro, you have doing and you are
Speaker 3: doing an outstanding job.
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Speaker 3: There's a discourage today, ladies and gentlemen in the Daily
Speaker 3: BS that I want to call your attention to. You know,
Speaker 3: I don't talk about the Daily BS much because I
Speaker 3: don't want to be here promoting myself, promoting stuff I
Speaker 3: do the Daily bso my website, and thank you for
Speaker 3: the staff at the Daily BS who does the real work.
Speaker 5: But there's a.
Speaker 3: Story today that I think many of you around this
Speaker 3: nation need to pay attention to behind on your HOA dues.
Speaker 3: You could lose your home before the bank forecloses on you.
Speaker 3: The bullet points, as we call it to be bulletin points.
Speaker 3: Homeowners' associations across America are for closing on more residents
Speaker 3: than they.
Speaker 5: Have in years.
Speaker 3: Rising insurance costs, depleted reserve funds, unpaid dues are squeezing
Speaker 3: howay budgets and so these howays are responding by filing
Speaker 3: foreclosure and foreclosure filings have jumped nearly forty percent compared
Speaker 3: with two years ago. That is a lot. Hiways have
Speaker 3: now filed two hundred and eighty five thousand leans against
Speaker 3: homeowners in twenty twenty five we didn't even deal with
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six. That's about one every ninety seconds. According
Speaker 3: to the Benetoch Data Insights, which many associations and many
Speaker 3: homes owner associations of moving delinquent accounts to attorneys faster
Speaker 3: than they have in the past. So, if you are
Speaker 3: not current on your HOA dues for your condo, for
Speaker 3: your house, check on it because the amounts that you
Speaker 3: oh don't have to be look, you could owe a
Speaker 3: few thousand dollars late fees, interest fees, attorney fees, court
Speaker 3: cards get added, and all of a sudden, you find
Speaker 3: yourself in problems.
Speaker 5: Your mortgage could be paid for.
Speaker 3: If you haven't even missed a mortgage payment on your home,
Speaker 3: but you are late paying the HOA, they can foreclose
Speaker 3: your house. The first mortgage often remains attached to the property,
Speaker 3: so another complication and a wrinkle. Now, a lot of
Speaker 3: home associations the saying they can't afford to carry delinquent homeowners.
Speaker 3: I have my own issues with a lot of these hoas,
Speaker 3: and they're authoritarian, sometimes illegal, bent on power and exercising
Speaker 3: power over property that these people don't own. But cost
Speaker 3: of doing business in some cases dealing with the hoas
Speaker 3: also another story today. Can find it there at the
Speaker 3: Daily Base. Rosie O'Donnell said she is returning to The View. Well,
Speaker 3: she indicated she you know, the View is getting ready
Speaker 3: to go thirty years old, the thirtieth anniversary celebration. So
Speaker 3: she was on some podcast and she said she would
Speaker 3: happily return for the anniversary in whatever way they want her,
Speaker 3: just as a guest or whatever. I'd go on the
Speaker 3: thirtieth anniversary in whatever way they want. I'm pretty proud
Speaker 3: of that show. It's what was becoming, how it really
Speaker 3: speaks to people into politics. So people started buzzing buzzing, buzzing, buzzing,
Speaker 3: and that would ABC had released this nam. No, we
Speaker 3: haven't invited or to do anything, apparently, Rosie in addition
Speaker 3: to having a horrible track record with some of the guests,
Speaker 3: I was also got into it with Whoope Goldberg, So
Speaker 3: that that is just ugly.
Speaker 5: Huh Okay.
Speaker 3: Now there's big fraud investigations going on, of course, let
Speaker 3: us visit that for a moment. Let's go to Assistant
Speaker 3: Attorney General Colin McDonald, who is in the state of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: We have two cuts from him. Let's listen in to
Speaker 3: the Assistant Attorney General down there, Colan McDonald in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: That's cut six followed. Boy, we'll get to both of them,
Speaker 3: but I'll I'll have a few comments after this.
Speaker 12: Gor patience with causing over four hundred thousand in false
Speaker 12: claims to Medicaid for services the AIDS supposedly performed when
Speaker 12: get this, they were actually hospitalized, working at other jobs
Speaker 12: and even in jail. Yes, the allegations include a scheme
Speaker 12: that build taxpayers for home care services provider provided when
Speaker 12: the person supposedly doing that work was sitting behind bars.
Speaker 12: That of course, is not healthcare, it's just pure theft.
Speaker 12: Another indictment charges a father and son for engaging in
Speaker 12: a fraudulent Medicaid scheme. In short, according to the allegations,
Speaker 12: the father didn't need the care and the son wasn't
Speaker 12: giving it. The son claimed to be providing services to
Speaker 12: his father while he was actually working as a driver
Speaker 12: for a ride share and food delivery service.
Speaker 5: And in fact, that is just amazing.
Speaker 3: Medicare paying for people as home care, as home care
Speaker 3: attendants that are in prison, that have been in jail,
Speaker 3: that are themselves in the hospital being cared for by others,
Speaker 3: but still being paid for delivering home care now, Assistant
Speaker 3: ag announced and by the way, if you're in the
Speaker 3: Philadelphia area, we have a lot of people that listen
Speaker 3: here in the Philadelphia area, you might a voyage the
Speaker 3: crooks down there to beware cut seven. He further said
Speaker 3: this about the Strikeforce team.
Speaker 12: As another step in our growth plan, announcing today that
Speaker 12: our Northeast Healthcare Strikeforce Team is expanding here to Philadelphia.
Speaker 12: This will place dedicated fraud prosecutors right here to further
Speaker 12: root out the fraud in Pennsylvania. This district has a
Speaker 12: long standing tradition of not only prosecuting egregious frauds like
Speaker 12: the ones charged today, but also a history of excellent
Speaker 12: corporate enforcement, both civilly and criminally. In fact, today the
Speaker 12: US Attorney's Office is announcing charges against not only individuals,
Speaker 12: but a company, a home health agency that participated in
Speaker 12: the fraud.
Speaker 3: We are proud not let me go to doctor medment Oz,
Speaker 3: as you know, has Medicare Medicare services about Pennsylvania and
Speaker 3: what they are finding in the blue state of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: Cut five. This is doctor Oz his.
Speaker 5: Personal care building trends.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna get these numbers to you slowly because they're
Speaker 13: really important. This is the federal government's data on Pennsylvania.
Speaker 13: Pennsylvania ranks fifth nationally in average monthly payments both per
Speaker 13: beneficiary and per provider. That is way out there be
Speaker 13: number five in both those categories.
Speaker 5: More expensive, that is, in forty five states.
Speaker 13: Over nine six percent of personal care claims here our
Speaker 13: illness unspecified. That's how they're titled. So we can't track them.
Speaker 13: It doesn't help if the US Attorney or the Attorney
Speaker 13: General can't possibly find the fraud because people aren't actually
Speaker 13: telling us what they're really doing. We have to change
Speaker 13: that history that's evolved here into the norm. And finally,
Speaker 13: average payments beneficiary more than fifty thousand dollars. Think about that,
Speaker 13: fifty thousand per person getting home care in the state
Speaker 13: on average, far above which you'd ever expect. All this
Speaker 13: points to fraud. The cases like these are exactly why
Speaker 13: a holy government approach is so critical.
Speaker 3: And why we have to Now they are fifth in beneficiaries,
Speaker 3: and these people are not even saying what illnesses they're
Speaker 3: coming from, and they're fifth in handing out money. The
Speaker 3: average claim they're saying fifty thousand dollars worth of services.
Speaker 3: So a while ago, there was a hearing on Medicare
Speaker 3: fraud and one of the former officials now with the
Speaker 3: Medicare Medicaid Office, Andy Schneider, was being interviewed by Senator
Speaker 3: John Kennedy from Louisiana Cut nine. This is what you
Speaker 3: want to know, why fraud exists. Listen to this exchange
Speaker 3: between Senator Kennedy and the former Medicaid official Andy Schneider.
Speaker 14: Sure, I'm sure. Don't you think we've ought to put
Speaker 14: people in jail for cheating?
Speaker 1: Senator, I do not believe states are cheating.
Speaker 5: You don't believe that.
Speaker 14: I do not believe that if they were cheating, what
Speaker 14: planet did you just parachute in from? Sure? Have worked
Speaker 14: on this program for a long time, but.
Speaker 5: Believe you cheating. I do not believe states.
Speaker 14: Do you believe in the truth theory? Sure? Do you
Speaker 14: believe in the easter bunny? Do you believe that Jimmy
Speaker 14: Hoffa died of natural causes? You're not answering. I do
Speaker 14: not believe states are cheating in the administration of the
Speaker 14: Medicaid program.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he doesn't believe that they're cheating. Folks.
Speaker 3: It has now been proven beyond the shadow of a doubt.
Speaker 3: Look at what has happened in Minnesota. Look what's happened
Speaker 3: in California. Look what's happening in Ohio. Look what's happening
Speaker 3: in Maine. Look what's happening in Pennsylvania, Every New York,
Speaker 3: every rock you turn under. The cheating is massive, and
Speaker 3: I cannot help to think that some of this is
Speaker 3: by design. Anyway, We have the clip of the day
Speaker 3: coming up. Want to leave room for it, so we're
Speaker 3: gonna take a quick break right now. Fastest hour in
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Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, The clip of the day is three
Speaker 3: clips combined. As you know, the Wisconsin primaries are coming
Speaker 3: up soon. The socialist candidate for governor there, Francesca Han,
Speaker 3: was on CNN talking with Katie and also we have
Speaker 3: her discussing three different things, thanksgiving her proximity to whiteness.
Speaker 3: Get a load of that, and then also her take
Speaker 3: on Donald Trump. Here's our clipper the day. The candidate
Speaker 3: to become governor of Wisconsin, Governor Francesca Houn.
Speaker 15: You know you've talked about your past positions that he
Speaker 15: keeps highlighting, and you know obviously likely would continue to
Speaker 15: do so before November should you win. One thing that
Speaker 15: they brought up as well was a post from you
Speaker 15: in twenty twenty one where you said Americans should cancel Thanksgiving,
Speaker 15: should have done this in sixteen twenty one. The post
Speaker 15: has been deleted. Republicans have been highlighting it. Do you
Speaker 15: still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled.
Speaker 16: I'm a chef and one of the first meals that
Speaker 16: I made that was for the community when I was sixteen,
Speaker 16: was a Thanksgiving meal.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 16: I always think my hospitality background and owning a restaurant
Speaker 16: for seven eight years that bringing folks around the table
Speaker 16: to share conversation and build community is always a good thing.
Speaker 16: But Thanksgaping is also a time that's incredibly painful for
Speaker 16: many people in our communities, and so I think there
Speaker 16: I wanted to make sure that people understood that there
Speaker 16: are multiple views, but views can evolve and the position
Speaker 16: that I'm running for right now, and I think my
Speaker 16: background as a chef will actually help me become a
Speaker 16: better governor that's able to bring more people to the table.
Speaker 15: Francesca Hong, thank you for joining us. We have to
Speaker 15: have you back on depending on how things go next
Speaker 15: week and your primary.
Speaker 10: I wasn't always aware of the struggles of other communities
Speaker 10: of color because for me, a simulation always kind of
Speaker 10: took over, and so I did marry my proximity to
Speaker 10: whiteness continues right. I'm my son is biracial.
Speaker 5: He's half white and half Korean.
Speaker 10: And I think navigating you know, what his identity is
Speaker 10: and how people perceive him as is always at the
Speaker 10: back of my mind. And the restaurant industry.
Speaker 16: When we're out of something, we say it's eighty six,
Speaker 16: and I'd say it's about time we eighty six Trump.
Speaker 10: He represents the utter failure.
Speaker 16: Of our government to keep us safe from threats both
Speaker 16: viral and systemic.
Speaker 3: She thinks about her proximity to whiteness with her son.
Speaker 3: It's about effing time we eighty six Trump. And this
Speaker 3: woman wants to be the governor of Wisconsin. And by
Speaker 3: the way, her poll numbers are amazing. We're living today
Speaker 3: with the Impressions. We played one from Sam Gooden, his
Speaker 3: passing member of the Impressions, Curtis Mayfield. The Impressions. I
Speaker 3: was talking with Carlos and explained to him how important
Speaker 3: the impressions were during their tenure. This is a beautiful one.
Speaker 3: The main ingredient did it over. I'm so proud. Written
Speaker 3: by Curtis Mayfield. We'll leave you with that one. May
Speaker 3: God bless and protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 3: your families and your loved ones. God will and we're
Speaker 3: back tomorrow for the Wednesday edition of both Nerdlease rush Hour.
Speaker 3: Until then, my friends, I bid you adio.
Speaker 5: Bye.
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