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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you.

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Speaker 5: My message to those people that didn't vote for me,

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thank you for voting. I'm excited that everyone voted today.

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One thing I've learned is a lot of people don't

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vote My goal by November, whether it's you're voting for

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me or you're voting for Mayorbaths, I'm going to get

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more people to vote. We don't have a city that

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votes and cares enough about our city. Everybody's given up

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because they've just accepted failure. Nothing changes. Things can change

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if you vote. So to the people who didn't vote

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for me, thank you for voting and caring about your city.

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I hope to switch you and show you you're.

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Speaker 4: Gonna be voting for me in November.

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Speaker 5: But regardless, we need we need four million people to

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vote in November.

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Speaker 2: Are you gonna do a Karen vass Man?

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Speaker 5: And what do you want to tear her? If she

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sees you know, I love debating her on NBC. I

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look forward to a couple more NBC and Fox. We

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can do debates every Friday if she would like, because

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this actually became my most favorite thing to do. So yes,

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as many debates as mayor of Baths would like. Oh,

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I mean she knows this on She's I hope she's ready,

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you know, because I am. I literally could not be

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more excited.

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Speaker 6: This is a campaign that started because you lost your

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home in the Palies States fire, because your parents.

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Speaker 1: Love Yeah, so some of the results you were in

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My friends, I'm not getting a static yet with the

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California returns. Welcome to the Wednesday edition of Bozslarn's Rush

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Hour Fastest Our on American Media. Here's the deal. I

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explained this yesterday going through it. There are so many

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outstanding ballots out in California, and you already have liberal networks. Well,

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this can all change when the ballots come in. If

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bib black this happens. This happened in fact, play cut five,

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kick to me and play it. This is what I'm

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talking about.

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Speaker 7: But is this how many total votes have been cast?

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Look over a million for Hilton, over a million for Besara,

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that's over two million. You know, you're looking at nearly

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about four million votes right now with not quite half

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the vote in, meaning there are still four million votes

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to be counted in California in a very significant chunk

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of ours are going to be late arriving vote by

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mail that are going to be tabulated, you know, maybe tomorrow,

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maybe in the coming days, maybe over the next week.

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Speaker 1: Whatever exactly it is.

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Speaker 7: But that size of a pool, Okay, we're talking millions

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of votes right here. When you see the advantage right

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now that Hilton has over Stire, not Bazerra, that Hilton

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has over Stire, Okay, you're talking about a three hundred

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thousand vote advantage, Okay, seven points, But in a pool

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of millions of votes later riving vote by mail, if

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it's dramatically more democratic, which we've seen in the past,

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three hundred thousand votes is something that Stire could overcome

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and he could potentially pass Hilton. That would mean be

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Sarah and Stire would pass Hilton here because it would

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just be overwhelmingly democratic vote. It would benefit both of them,

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and that Republican share of that chare for Hilton would.

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Speaker 1: Just tick down. My friends, California is a total disaster.

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This is why the Say Act is needed. This is

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exactly why the Save Act should pass. And this is

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by design. So you have a race. Election day was yesterday.

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They are still going to be collecting ballots for the

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next week in California. A week after election day. Mail

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in ballots will still be accepted. And what has to

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be what are the quality? Well it has to be postmark,

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I had a post on X from a post worker. Well,

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you know every piece of mail is every piece of

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mail is scanned in, photographed. Okay, hmm. How about if

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they never reached the post office? How about if somebody

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out in California don't tell me that this is not possible.

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And I don't want to sound like a kook. I'm

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not saying it has happened, but we can all sit

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here and just look at ways that this whole system

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could be rigged up if somebody wanted to. And don't

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tell me there are not people that don't want to.

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What if ballots are just waiting that have been postmarked,

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and no, they don't go through the postal system, They're

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just delivered to wherever someone is counting the ballots with

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phony postmarks on them. What's to stop it. This whole

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thing in California is a sham. And this is by

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design that they do not like most other states in

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the in the in not states in the United States,

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but also countries. Election day, you count the vote and

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the winner gets this California's jungle primary and these mail

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in voting rules and these we don't look at id rules.

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Everything is built so that voters should have very little

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confidence in the outcome. As just looking from the outside,

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I have very little confident that California as a state

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will do the right thing. Now does that mean I

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expect Steve Hilton not you heard the report they're celebrating now.

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But we've got four million votes to count, A significant

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chunk of four million votes that will be coming in

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this week. Less than half the votes have been counted

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on an election day in California, less than half the

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votes have been counted. It is a disgrace to this

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nation that California is allowed to get away with what

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they get away with in terms of the way they

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run elections. And this is the bit one of the

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biggest reasons we need to save act democratic voter is

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acted strategically in turbulent California election. That's the New York Times.

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After a turbulent primary campaign, jave Abba Serra, a former

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Biden administration official, was on the verge of pulling on

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the Lazarus light comeback, and Steve Hilton, a former Fox

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host endorsed by President trust Trump, also appeared likely to advance.

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He came in first. You wouldn't know it so far

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on election day before the Democrats do what they do

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post election. Steve Hilton came in first, and Steve Hilton

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scored in ways and this mace grew up the game plan.

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If what happened in southern California happens in the mail

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is reflected in the mail in voting, go to cut six.

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Please Fox News report out of this. And this explains

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what I mean. This is unexpected, what happened yesterday.

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Speaker 6: Coelect Yeah, especially if you know La County the way

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you do, the way I do. Fifty one percent in

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and when you look at this, I mean, this is shocking.

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twenty nine, look at that, Steve Hilton, two hundred and

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fifteen thousand votes in Los Angeles County.

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Speaker 4: That should tell you.

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Speaker 6: A lot about how a lot of people feel in

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the Southland, about how things have been going and what

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they feel like might be the proper way to move forward.

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I'm gobsmacked by that number. Fist from some perspective. Let

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me share again, Orange County, this is what you would anticipate,

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right thirty four to twenty three sixteen for Tom Steyr

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started doing well, by the way, just north of Los Angeles.

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Let me take you over to Santa Barbara twenty eight,

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twenty five, twenty two.

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Speaker 2: But even that is a big win.

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Speaker 6: If you're Steve Hilton, you've got to be loving the

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fact that you're a twenty five percent up in Santa Barbara.

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But here's what I really wanted to draw your attention to.

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to take you up to just to northern California, sort

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of central California up to Sacramento County. Look at this

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now it's a government town, you know that trace, So

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you would expect that Aberbasera would do very very well.

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Hilton well back, but not as far back as some

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people might have anticipated. But let me share this. If

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you go in and around sack Boy, does Hilton really

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start to pick up numbers and it's consistent right there,

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thirty six to twenty three. Pop over to Nevada again,

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same thing, thirty three.

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Speaker 4: To twenty one.

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Speaker 6: It's going to be a very interesting night for Steve Hilton,

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and I imagine for a lot of people who didn't

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anticipate he would do as well as he is doing trade.

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Speaker 1: Now if he's able to, somehow or another overcome the

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Democrat jungle chicanery with mail in ballots and those numbers

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hold in Los Angeles County, in places surrounding Sacramento, and

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then of course in the rural areas of California, Steve

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Hilton could be looking at an amazing track record coming

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out of this jungle primary, and that would set up

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a two way if Besara's numbers hold with Javea Bassara

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and Steve Filton, which would be amazing. Also, you didn't

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see any stories today. I didn't see any stories today.

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Remember all the noise about Katie Potter, Katie Potter, this

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Katie part of that. It's like, yeah, Katie part of Lost,

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and it is just like go away. They didn't even

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bother to give her any coverage. That other woman out

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in La Nina, what's your name? They had her crying.

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I didn't put it in the sound bites because we

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have enough crying and screaming going on anyway. But the

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story is not over. In California. Princess Diana and I

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spoke today. You know, we usually after big elections, Princess

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die comes only gives analysis, but we decided we're just

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gonna wait because this is California case and it is

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unclear as to how this is still all going to

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play out. I am telling you, ladies and gentlemen, California

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is the reason, the biggest reason in America that we

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need the Save Act. Wasn't the only place that there

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were elections. In New Jersey, there was an election and

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a guy named Adam Hamilwey Hamilwaight won his seat out

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in New Jersey. Now I have a story here that

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did not get a lot of attention today about him.

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Here's the headline. This guy won in New Jersey. You

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knew Jersey folks, You knew Jersey folks. Something else. Leading

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New Jersey Democrat congressional candidate Adam Hamilway volunteered with Al

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Qaeda tied group in Bosnia. Adam Hanway's passed relationship with

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terrorist mastermind Sheikh Omar abdal Rachmann has loomed over his

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rapid rise in the race to succeed retiring Bonnie Watson Coleman,

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Democrat New Jersey. And that relationship they're saying with the

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Blind Shake, as he's known, spanned the nineteen ninety one

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road trip the two took together to Detroit, where Haamway

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served as the Blind Shak's translator at press for a

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press conference where a Raman Rochman denied any role in

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the nineteen ninety three World Trade Center bombing, and he

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testified on the Shik's behalf. This guy who Democrats elected,

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this progressive. But this article says, and this is from

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the Jewish Insider dot com, but just one year before

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Hamway took the witness stand to describe his travels with

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Abdel Rahman Rachmann, the now congressional candidate, made a different

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journey with another party entangled in terrorist conspiracies, to Bosnia

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with a group that was subsequently shut down for providing

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logistical support to al Qaeda. In a nineteen ninety six

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interview with the Newark Star Ledger, according to a copy

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Jewish Insider recovered through an archive of the print publications,

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Homway described volunteering in Bosnia during the summer of nineteen

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ninety four with a Chicago based nonprofit called the Benevolence

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International Foundation. They have a long quote for him there

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and their offices. This group were raided in two thousand

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and two, part of a joint effort with the US

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authorities to dismantle the group, which they identified as a

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front group for al Qaeda. He has been endorsed this

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winner yesterday in New Jersey by Bernie Sanders, Roe Qahanna

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Iljan O'marin Alexandriot Rashida Talib and is now the candidate

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in New Jersey with ties not only to the Blind Shake,

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but with ties to an al Qaeda front group. James

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Goldin is thirty Don't Go Away.

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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 1: There's a lot of hearing stuff we have to get

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through Marco Rubio, Scott Bessen. But we had a clip

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of the day yesterday. I must have spent twenty minutes

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after the show explaining exactly what it was. Some people said, well,

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I couldn't really hear it all with the music that

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was going on underneath it, and in another word, what

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was it? I thought someone was being tortured. So I'm

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gonna just clear this up really quickly, and it just

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But clipper of the Day yesterday was audio from the

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United States District Court of Northern District of Georgia during

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a lunch break. An employee must have snagged it. Walking

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through the hallways. They passed the chambers of Judge Eleanor Ross.

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She was in her chambers with Deputy Chief of Atlanta

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Police Kelly Collier. That's the setup. They both are married,

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and when people walk past at lunchtime the judge's chambers

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at the US District Court, this is what they heard.

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Now she's not being tortured, at least not in the

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traditional way. They both they've been reprimanded by the way

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she I just learned is married to another judge. I

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wonder what their mates think about this. I wonder if

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he recognized her screams We're coming back with more news stuff.

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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 1: Of course, the Superfly album took Curtis Mayfield's career into

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another trajectory. This is the theme from Superfly, Freddy's Dead.

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Later on, he was paralyzed and continued to work paralyzed

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at a concert, a lighting rig fell on him and

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worked from his wheelchair and paralyzed up to his death

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in nineteen ninety nine. An immensely spiritual man. I had

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the opportunity, as a young buck working on the music

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side of the business to have a conversation with Curtis

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Mayfield and ladies and gentlemen. He was just such a beautiful, wonderful, nice,

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gentleman human being. I don't remember anything that we talked about.

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I just remember the impression of him just being so

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warm and just unpretentious and just a great man. Curtis Mayfield.

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That's why I was talking about it reminds me of

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the other one. Yeah, the same album, And that's what

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I said to you. The first thing I said was

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Freddy's Dead. Yeah man, Well this is pusher man. I

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mean you'll push a man. Yeah man. This album killed boy.

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It was just amazing. Okay, So out in California too, Well,

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let's let's do this. There was a loss in California

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from a guy who's kept running it. He's not important

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really in the holy shape of national politics. His name

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is Ahmad company Najar. He didn't make it fail to

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crack in one of the new redistricted where they tried

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to where they taken away a Republican seat where they're

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trying to in California, he came in a distant third

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behind Republican Jim Desmond and Democrat Marti von Wilpert. So,

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this guy in Najar is a perennial candidate. His girlfriend

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dropped a million dollars on his campaign and he lost. Anyway, Well,

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who was his girlfriend? His girlfriend was questioning Marco Rubio today.

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She represents the Sandy district in San Diego. Her name

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is Sarah Jacobs. Please listen to the exchange with Sarah Jacobs,

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a representative from San Diego, California, and Marco Rubio testifying

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today in the House.

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Speaker 8: I have one last question for you, mister secretary, who

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won the twenty twenty presidential election.

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Speaker 9: I'm not here to answer about twenty twenty.

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Speaker 4: This is a foreign affairs committee.

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Speaker 8: Okay, great, you can't answer the question, even though we

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all know.

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Speaker 9: That question because the Secretary of State, I do not

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participate in domestics.

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Speaker 8: It's not about domestic political issues.

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Speaker 4: This is about our democracy.

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Speaker 9: Asking me Pine, just like I don't do campaigns, it

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seems like I don't know because a Secretary of State,

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we're not supposed to. That's been the long tradition of

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the Department, and you should know that if you've been

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on this committee for any period of time.

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Speaker 8: Mister your Secretary, it seems like you've an issue admitting facts.

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You can't say that the president lost the twenty twenty election,

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just like you won't admit President Trump is losing this

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reckless war of choice, and just like you couldn't admit

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that the shoes the President bought you were too big.

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You clearly don't know what winning means, and not because

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the facts are unclear to you. It's because telling your

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truth the truth would cost you your job. And the

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American people are entitled to a Secretary of State who

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tells them the truth even when the President doesn't want

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to hear it, and my constituents, our service members, deserve better.

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Mister Chairman, iiled back.

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Speaker 4: I don't know what shoes she's talking about. What is

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she talking about?

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Speaker 1: No representative virtue.

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Speaker 4: You're recnized thanks to Chairman, if you'd like that answer

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any of that. I don't know about the shoes. I mean,

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he gade me some floor shim shoes. They're actually pretty good,

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they fit fine. I don't know. I don't know what

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she's talking about it and maybe that's what she's referring to.

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Speaker 8: Your shoes look very nice today, mister secretary.

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Speaker 4: How can you see them? They're way down here? We're

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talking about shoes. Are you guys kidding me? I mean,

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is this the Foreign Affairs Committee? Or is this like

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a circus?

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Speaker 1: What is this? That woman? That woman? Do you want

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to know how a woman like that makes it into Congress?

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I'll tell you how that woman makes it into Congress again.

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Her name is Sarah Jacobs. She is one of the

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wealthiest people in Congress, who just dropped a million dollars

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of her money on her boyfriend's campaign, who lost out

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in California. But how does she get there? Well, her father,

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her grandfather is Irwin M. Jacobs. He was the co

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founder of Qualcomm, the technology giant. Qualcomm. They're huge, They're

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in like billions billions huge company. So granddaughter makes it

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to Congress, and this is what you get from NEPO

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baby on the Armed Services Committee, and she can't wait

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to just finish her this dumb line of questioning, this

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absolutely dumb line of questioning about the twenty twenty elections

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at the Foreign Foreign Services Committee. This is absurd. But

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that's how you can get a Democrat Sarah Jacobs in Congress. Apparently,

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then you go to the East coast, greg greg greg

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greg greg greg Gregory meets out of Queens, New York. Gregory,

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Come on, Gregory Gregory, which you just please? Gregory meeks

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cut eight? Gregory, would you just please stop it? Gregory? Please?

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Speaker 10: Did you warn President Trump before the war in Iran

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began that this conflict would drive up cost on gas, food, travel,

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and shit, I.

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Speaker 4: Don't want to right now. I don't do yes or

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no answers.

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Speaker 1: I don't even have five minutes. I know when you

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were the senator, you know no answer. I know you're

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trying to go out so that you can run out

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my five minutes.

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Speaker 9: That's a simple question to run out your five minutes.

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You're running out your five minutes? Did you I don't

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do yes or no question. You want to ask me

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a question, no answer.

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Speaker 1: I'm answering you answering my question, my wish, my time.

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Did you did I? Yes or no? Did you want

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President Trump.

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Speaker 10: To before being Iran war began? That this conflict would

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drive up cost on gas, food, travel, and the president

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yes and no.

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Speaker 9: The President and the full administration was aware that there

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would be consequences to action, but the consequences having a

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nuclear weapon war?

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Speaker 1: Did you wander? Did you warn him? Did you want him?

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Speaker 10: That launching a war in Iran could result and the

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regime placing a choke hold on the straight of harmus?

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Speaker 4: All the risks actors were understood, but the most important.

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Speaker 1: Did you want them?

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Speaker 9: Anyone was aware of what I'm asking you.

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Speaker 1: The second everyone was aware. Don't want to ask you that.

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Let me ask you the next question, but the worst.

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Speaker 10: If you want the president that launching US strikes against

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Iran would result in retaliatory attacks on US allies, just

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stop right there.

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Speaker 1: Hold on, Did you want the president that launching an

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attack we're resulting retaliatory, retaliatory, retaliatory? Did you want the

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president that if he attacked, that they would be retaliatory attacks.

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Speaker 7: Uh?

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Speaker 1: When one side attacks the other, unless they all just

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surrender and don't fight at all. Uh, there's usually like war,

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there's usually a retaliatory retaliatory. Uh, strike back, it's war.

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It's did you wann the president that they're gonna be

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that they're gonna be a retaliatory Greg? Would you please stop?

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Come on, Greg, make your staff work harder and come

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up with some decent questions. I'm gonna ask him. I'm

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gonna ask your yes or no? Did you want him

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that we was gonna be a Retalatorian? Let's move away

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from Greg Meeks. Well, you are embarrassing Queens. Greg. Would

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you please come on? Queens does better than this. I'm

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from Queens. I'm from the place that this die represents

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and you would think that this is what Greg, You

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are embarrassing us that grew up in the neighbor. Can

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you please do some homework and come up with better questions. Okay,

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Then there's tedlu. Ted Lou went on and rant about

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how Donald Trump is cognitively impaired, how he's not well,

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et cetera, et cetera. Cut nine. This is Marco Rubio

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responding to Democrat Ted Lou, another one of the rabble

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rousing Democrats that always trying to make something out of nothing.

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We have not seen the president in eight days. The

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American people deserve the truth. I yield back.

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Speaker 9: I don't even know how to respond to that, other

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than to tell you that it's absurd and ridiculous, and

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I can't believe we're in a Foreign Affairs committee meeting

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in front of the House, an important time in American

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foreign policy. Just keep lying to Ubio, Just keep on

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supposedly someone who thinks he's a medical expert when he's not.

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The truth of the matter is we had a cognitively

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impaired president in office of years ago. That's a cognitively

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impaired president. But I don't like to talk about that

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because it weakens America. This president we have, this is

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a guy that literally doesn't sleep. He works day and night,

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long hours, every single day. I don't know if you

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haven't seen him in eight days. I saw him yesterday.

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I didn't see him the day but yesterday, because I

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was in Congress the day before, I talked to him

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at all hours of the day and night. He works

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in humane hours. Okay, I've been I've been on foreign

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trips with the President that he doesn't sleep in the

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whole flight and everyone else is sleeping on the plane

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and he's wandering in the hallways looking for someone to

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wake up and talk to. The people are so I

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don't know what you're referring to, but he has an

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incredible amount of energy.

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Speaker 4: I'm just telling you.

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Speaker 1: You may not like his policies.

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Speaker 9: You may not like his policies, you may not like

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the decisions he's made, but I assure you this is

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not a president that sleeps or is a cognitively impaired

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in any way, shape or form. And in fact, this

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is incredibly active, much more so in many cases than

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much younger people that are around him. Those are facts.

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I see it every day. You're not going to agree

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because you have another narrative that you want to push.

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Speaker 4: But those are the facts.

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Speaker 1: Sure, my friends, I have on today's audio roster three

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soundbites about something that's happening overseas, and the is gonna

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have to stay on hold until tomorrow, until the weekend.

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There's a case that is going on in the UK

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that's just horrendous. Henry Noak and if that name sounds familiar,

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it should. The long and short of it is that

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this kid was stabbed by a sheik who was a

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British citizen, who was a Sikh, who had two daggers

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with him. One is the ceremonial daggers religious, the other.

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Even some members of the Sikh religion are saying, hey

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shouldn't been carrying that and it was stabbed by him,

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but claim that the kid had said something racist to him. Now,

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this happened in twenty this happened last year. But the

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video has just been released and it has ignited a

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firestorm because this kid is laying bleeding on the streets

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with multiple stab wounds, and because the person stabbed that

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stabbed him to death, as it turns out, said oh,

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he said something racist to me. In so many words,

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they handcuffed him. He kept telling the police over there,

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I've been stabbed. I can't breathe sounds familiar. I can't breathe.

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I've been stabbed. They handcuffed him while he lay dying

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and let him bleed out. They've at some point realized, oh,

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he's not lying. At first they accused the kid of

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lying that he's been stabbed. One officer did. Anyway, there

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is massive uproar over there. Nijo Faraj is now being

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attacked by the left wing, including Karstama, for commenting on

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the case. We don't have a lot of time to

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play it. Maybe if we have to wait until Saturday,

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because I want you to hear all this. It's important.

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We have the clip of the day coming up. It

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will not be the judge screaming in delight. Some people

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thought torture today. I'm glad we got that straightened out

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for those of you that had questions about yesterday's Clip

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of the day. We will have another clip of the

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day today from another hearing on Congress, and we have

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a lot more to go, stuff that we could not

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get to today. So just hang in here with us.

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Birthday to day for Nisi Nisi was a background singer

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for Stevie for Wonder Love, and she went on to

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have her own career. One of her first big hits

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was Free Maurice White on the Arc label. That's the

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label for earth Win and Fire with Nisie Williams, and

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this was big. She had a few hits with Johnny

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Mathis that were huge, huge. Happy Birthday to Nissi and

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on this day, the Queen Ree went to number one

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on the United States of America Singles charts with this one.

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Her version of Otis Redding's respect James Goldan snurly both

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sternly with you here vast as our in American media

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continues with the clip of the day.

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Speaker 3: The Rush Hour with James Golden on the Red Apple

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Podcast Network. The Rush Hour with James Golden on the

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Red Apple Podcast Network.

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Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessen, testifying today in Congress, addressed Senator

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Ron Wyden in a way that he has never been

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addressed before. This is our clip of.

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Speaker 4: The day, Thank you, and I do want I had

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hoped to keep this the.

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Speaker 11: The In terms of the economy, Senator Wyden has mendaciously

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slandered the Treasury Building in an attempt to cover up

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his son having an investment meeting with Jeffrey Epstein to

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ask for funding.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Chairman.

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Speaker 12: Yes, let's be clear here, nobody is interested in the

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ramblings of a capo in the most corrupt regime in

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American history.

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Speaker 4: We want to get some facts about this deal. That's

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what we're here for.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, well, thank you, And I will ask my

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questions first today.

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Speaker 11: And we would like to hear what Adam Widen and

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Jeffery Epstein talk about. Your son's largest investment position was

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Rix Cabaret. So did your son and Jeffery Epstein talk

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about pole dancing as he begged him for money using

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your limited credibility?

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Speaker 10: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Should I just proceed?

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Speaker 6: I'm going to proceed with my questions, and mister Secretary,

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I'm going to start with regard to the issues that

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Senator White.

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Speaker 1: He did not know what hit him. He just had

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a look on his face. Pebo Bryson died last night.

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He is called the Voice of Love. Seventy five years old.

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He was born Robert pe Po Pea Po Peopo Bryce

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and is his middle name Peopo. One of his mentors

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had problems pronouncing it and just called him pee Bow,

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and the name stuck with Pebo by the time his

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second album was released. That second album, Just Amazing. That's

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the one would feel the fire on it. Reaching for

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the Sky is the name that the title of the album.

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It was a masterpiece and people went on from there.

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Took off like a rocket. The duets that he sang,

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the movie soundtracks he sang and earned him the nickname

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the Voice of Love. But anybody that knows Peebo's catalog

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just amazing. He was often asked to, you know, go

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more contemporary, and he says he's not going to give

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up who he is, not for any pop dream or

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promise the greater success. He's gonna sing the music that

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he wanted to sing. Peobo Bryson, you were loved, missed,

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appreciated the great Pebo Bryson, Your music will do forever.

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We gotta get out of here. May God bless protect

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Teach and every single one of you, your family's, your

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loved ones, love and gratitude for your being here with me,

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allowing me to be with you. God. Willing back tomorrow

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for the Thursday edition A Bose Nerdleiz rush Hour. Until then,

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I bet you adde.

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you know, ever have to wonder what the heck is

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going on here