WILL TRUMP DESTROY THE EPSTEIN FILES? - 11.17.25

SEASON 4 EPISODE 34: COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN

A-Block (2:30) SPECIAL COMMENT: So, will he?

I mean you don't think he's serious about WANTING them released, do you? He's just trying to avoid a 100-vote defeat. Note he hasn't asked the Senate to pass a bill. And he's already throwing out "what can be legally released" caveats - like he cares. And Trump is still threatening to prosecute President Clinton. He's thrown Marjorie Taylor Greene under the bus. He's destroyed the House and the DOJ. He's invoking The Streisand Effect and insisted we all stop talking about it. His Government Shutdown ran out of gas - what does he do now? He's terrified of what's in there, to the point where Senator Chris Murphy said it's enough to potentially end his presidency.

I mean Alexander Haig and others told Nixon to burn the Watergate tapes, in public, with the media present and Haig says Nixon asked him to do it but Haig demurred and later says it was the biggest mistake ever.

So? Will Trump destroy the Epstein Files? Burn them, bury them, dump them, or order Kash Patel or Pam Bondi or just Walt Nauta to do it? And can Democrats make Epstein and what is at minimum Trump's protection of pedophiles the centerpiece of the midterms? To explain to voters that burying the files is why Trump is gerrymandering and trying to fix or cancel those midterms?

If he doesn't destroy them, does he destroy the process by which they could get out? Does he destroy what's left of democracy? The full monty of authoritarianism? 

And as an aside, when he was even willing to change the topic from Epstein to his MRI last month, did anybody else note that he made a remark as crazy as anything ever said by - anybody? That he had no idea what part of his body they MRI'd but he had the greatest MRI ever? What if he's not crazy, lying, or unable to understand what an MRI is? What if that's true? Was he unconscious? Sedated? Did they just surprise him? What are the implications for the theories that he's being treated for some form of dementia?

Or: Maybe they MRI’d Trump looking to see if he stuffed the Epstein files up his...assisted living facility.

PLUS: The self-beclowning of Stephen A. Smith continues. He can't figure out why Gavin Newsom and AOC and other Democrats won't come on his new political podcast: "I'm A Right Wing Dupe." And Olivia Nuzzi's new book is about to arrive and I have only one detail to address, but I have two big fears. What if her publicity tours include interviews with Ingraham on Fox and Tur on MSNOW? Lol

B-Block (34:00) THE WORST PERSONS IN THE WORLD: JD Vance wants us to believe all those undocumented immigrants are stealing SNAP benefits, eating pets and driving up home prices by snapping up $500,000 houses. It seems like Eric Trump just said his wife charges him a fee to have a glass of wine with her. And Megyn Kelly explains Jeffrey Epstein wasn't technically a pedophile and the age of the victim makes a difference, after a career filled with her screaming at anybody else who suggested exactly the same thing.

C-Block (45:00) IN MEMORY OF MISHU: It's the fourth anniversary of the month my late hospice puppy with the incurable, untreatable heart condition, taught me one of the meanings of life. I like to remember him; I hope you'll remember him with me.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
Countdown with Keith Olderman is a production of iHeartRadio. Maybe
they mrid Trump without revealing to him what part the MRID,

(00:30):
hoping to find out if he'd stuffed the Epstein files
up his assisted living facility. There are three different five
alarm fires in his one remark about the MRI. He
had only he doesn't know what part they MRID, So
that's fifteen alarms. And of course there is also the
chance of an actual fire, a fire in which Trump

(00:51):
will order the Department of Justice to literally burn the
Epstein files one alarm at a time. Let's start with
him saying he was MRID, but he doesn't know what part.
There is the simple fact that that remark is part
of a clear, public, unmistakable, ongoing mental meltdown about the
Epstein emails and the Epstein votes and the Epstein files.

(01:14):
The second fact is that he said this ever under
any circumstances, that anybody said this ever under any circumstances.
The third is something you might not have pondered. What
if he's not lying, What if he wasn't just not
paying attention? What if he doesn't know what part day MRI?

(01:36):
How the hell could that happen? First, exactly what he did, say.

Speaker 2 (01:40):
I had an MRI. I had an MRI. The doctor
said it was the best result he has ever seen
as a doctor.

Speaker 1 (01:50):
That said, but I.

Speaker 2 (01:51):
Had an MRI as part of my standard yearly or
everyone I think they do it every two years. But
I kept the physical every year and the result was outstanding.

Speaker 3 (02:03):
Did you know?

Speaker 2 (02:05):
I have no idea what they analyze, but whatever they analyze,
they analyze it well. And they said that I had
as good a result as they've ever seen it.

Speaker 1 (02:15):
Okay, I will start from the back with my third point.
What if he's not lying and he really doesn't know
which part the MRI was four? What if he's not
just stupid or so gone that he didn't notice which
part the MRI was four? How could that be possible?
How could you have an MRI and not know why

(02:38):
or where? Wouldn't you have had to have been unconscious
for it? Oh? Is that the only way? I mean,
even if they didn't tell you, wouldn't you figure it
out just from how deep in the machine they stuffed you,
or if they gave you, say, a helmet to where,
or if they said, you know, turn your shoulder this way,

(03:00):
or based on all the other MRIs you've had in
your life, wouldn't The only way for you to not
know what they were mriing would be if you were out.
I had my first MRI in nineteen ninety six. I
think I can remember everyone I've ever had and why,
And I remember the day I had one in the
morning and they weren't satisfied, so they put me in
again right after lunch. I can remember every time I wondered,

(03:22):
what if I get stuck in here like that baseball
player Yvon Calderon did with the separated shoulder, and they
had to call the experts from the manufacturers a ge
to take the machine a part to get about. How
could you not know? He has to have been unconscious,
I mean more so than usual, or at least heavily sedated,

(03:44):
at least more so than usual. Giving Trump the benefit
of the doubt, believing what he says, insisting he's not
lying or not paying attention, or is too stupid to
know what an MRI is or how to spell it,
and he's not too obsessed with being able to boast
about a test, even if it's not that kind of test.
Trusting Donald Trump, and the conclusion is when they gave

(04:07):
him his MRI on October tenth, they knocked him out first.
Oh why in the hell would they do that other than,
you know, not wanting to hear him talk. The easiest
explanation some people have to be sedated, rarely totally unconscious,
but some people have to be sedated to be able

(04:28):
to handle having an MRI. It's claustrophobic, and the taller
you are and the heavier you are, the worse it
can be. Trust me, from personal experience, I will tell
you that Ivon Calderon got stuck story later in this segment. Still,
only somebody so disconnected from reality that his only concerned

(04:48):
about a test is if after it teachers stuck a
gold star on my forehead. Only that kind of person
wouldn't know why he got an MRI, even if he
was out cold for it. So maybe that does explain
Trump and the MRI. On the other hand, there are
a couple of new treatments for Alzheimer's that require frequent MRIs.

(05:10):
Well that's a coincidence, and infusions or injections which could
leave you with a kind of semi permanently bruised or
gray area on your say, hand, if that's where they've
been injecting or infusing, well, that's another coincidence. Don anamab
and lacanamab and they are the I did my own

(05:34):
research flavors of the month on social media. The problem
with connecting them to Trump is they require infusions no
more than three weeks apart. Okay, that checks, but according
to the lacanamab official site, the MRIs are scheduled before
the fifth infusion, than before the seventh infusion, which is
like three weeks later, then prior to the fourteenth infusion

(05:58):
fourteen weeks after that, and then the next MRI is
twenty four weeks after that. The more you read of
that schedule, the more matching it to Trump becomes a
conspiracy theory. He had an MRI and a cognitive test
October tenth. We know he told everybody he had a
cognitive test on April eleventh. There is no indication he

(06:20):
had an MRI in April. You could construct a scenario
in which it matches the MRI schedule for a lacanamab,
but you're just constructing. Now all that could be a lie,
or if Trump really doesn't know what part of the
body of the October MRI was for maybe he doesn't
know he had an MRI in April, or a series

(06:40):
of them. Still, we are not QAnon here. We have
absolutely nothing even to extrapolate from. So let's drop it
for the moment. Just file it away somewhere, docket it
more relevantly. They do not want you medicated for those
check up MRIs, for the Alzheimer's drugs, let alone unconscious. Okay,

(07:03):
The what if this is true idea boils down to
the distinct possibility he really didn't pay attention and just
got in the machine, sedated or not, and he only
cared if he got a hundred points for still having
all his body parts. So we move on. My second
point is not so easily dismissed. However, how crazy it

(07:25):
is that he said this at all, I mean for
sound bite craziness. To me, this one is up there
with the doped up kid asking is this real life?
This real life? This doesn't need great analysis. Trump's nuts.
But the first point, Trump is melting down over Epstein,

(07:46):
and this whole thing about the MRI and everything else
he's been talking about is all connected to this.

Speaker 2 (07:52):
If they had anything, they would have used it before
the election. Okay, I can't tell you what they put
in since the election, but if they had anything, you
don't think they would have used it before the election.
They would have planned he used it before the election.

Speaker 4 (08:06):
Have you pardon mass.

Speaker 2 (08:09):
Well, I haven't even thought about it, But I mean,
I haven't thought about it for months. Maybe I haven't
thought about it at all. You're just asking me a question.

Speaker 1 (08:17):
But I don't talk about that.

Speaker 2 (08:19):
I don't rule it in or out.

Speaker 1 (08:20):
I don't.

Speaker 2 (08:20):
I don't even think about it. You gotta find out
what did he know with respect to Milklin, with respect
to the head of Harvard, with respect of all of
those people that he knew plenty, JP, Morgan, Chase, Yeah, Jennifer.

Speaker 1 (08:38):
Everything else he's been talking about is all connected to this.
Repeated posts insisting everybody has to stop talking about Epstein,
more and more proof therefore of the streisand effect, the
almost ritual sacrifice of Marjorie Taylor Green because she suddenly
started talking like a normal person, and I swear to God,
she sounds exactly like somebody sounds when they've just quit

(08:59):
using steroids. Quote a hot bed of threats against me
or being fueled and eggedon by the most powerful man
in the world, the man I supported and helped get elected.
Aggressive rhetoric attacking me has historically led to death threats
and multiple convictions of men who were radicalized by the
same type rhetoric being directed at me right now, this
time by the President of the United States. As a woman,

(09:22):
I take threats from men seriously. I now have a
small understanding of the fear and pressure the women who
are victims of Jeffrey Epstein and his cabal must feel.
As a Republican who overwhelmingly votes for President Trump's bills
and agenda, his aggression against me, which also fuels the
venomous nature of his radical internet trolls, the political industrial

(09:43):
complex and the toxic, violent nature of American politics must end.
Our country is worth saving, and it can only be
done if we pull together and save ourselves. I mean, honestly,
nine tenths of that could have been said by Liz Cheney.
One of my favorite cliches is the political media industrial complex.
My God, she and I might be related. The congresswoman's

(10:07):
response is apparently heartfelt enough that her boyfriend Brian Glenn
of Real America's Voice the Propaganda Channel, put out a
series of posts yesterday supporting her. I love this woman,
he wrote, and with pictures. Understand Brian Glenn's channel job,

(10:27):
his career. It's predicated on shillin for Trump. This is
the guy who attacked Zelensky last winter for not wearing
a suit. Before Trump, Brian Glenn was a TV reporter
in Dallas, Features not News. In twenty fourteen. He was
covering the Texas State Fair Wild West pet Palooza and
trying to address the thorny question of what a shelter

(10:49):
dog would do to get a corn dog. That is,
how too far they think Trump has now gone. Brian
Glenn is willing to risk being put back on the
Texas TV News corn Dog Beat, Live Local and Late Parking. Sorry,

(11:13):
then there's Thomas Massey yesterday. Donald Trump can protect you
in red districts right now by giving you an endorsement,
But in twenty thirty he's not going to be the president,
and you will have voted to protect pedophiles. If you
don't vote to release the files and the president can't
protect you, then this vote, the record of this vote
will last longer than Donald Trump's presidency. I didn't know

(11:34):
any Republicans knew that you already know. Trump's attorney general
four months ago declared that there was nothing left on
Jeffrey Epstein, nothing in the files that merited prosecuting anybody.
Trump deflecting has declared that Attorney General Blondie should be
investigating Bill Clinton. So now she's investigating Bill Clinton even

(11:57):
though there's nothing in any of the tanks because there's
nothing left on Jeffrey Epstein that merited prosecuting anybody, and
has resumed calling the Epstein and trump Stein and pedophilia
nightmares a quote hoax. So he wants Bill Clinton prosecuted
for it. But it's a hoax. So Trump wants Bill
Clinton prosecuted for it. But it's a hoax. So Trump
wants to I give you now. Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut,

(12:23):
who unlike me, seemingly has not lost his mind about this,
at a Texas Tribune event, this is basically perfect. Senator
Murphy is playing out of f's, No f's given, no
f's left to give, completely f free.

Speaker 3 (12:41):
These files and the fullest truth that we have available
to us is going to be made public, and it
is clearly the biggest scandal in presidential history. And he
wouldn't be acting this way if he wasn't so deeply
worried about what sits in those files. What we've already

(13:03):
seen is immensely incriminating. Clearly, Donald Trump was at the
center of a child sex ring. That is heartbreaking that
the president of the United States was involved in that
kind of gross, craven immorality. And it stands to reason
that he wouldn't be fighting so hard to spin against

(13:25):
this story, or bullying Republicans in the House to prevent
the release of these files if there wasn't something especially
and specifically incriminating in that information. Now, I think the
scandal in and of itself could bring him down, but
we also do have to contextualize it, because what Donald

(13:47):
Trump is all about is protecting the rich and powerful
and stealing from normal people, regular middle class and poor
folks in order to enrich the rich and powerful. And
this is very much part of that story. Yes, I
am sure that there are both Republicans and Democrats named
in those files. There are powerful people on both sides

(14:08):
of the aisle. But what Trump is all about is
not really playing a game based on politics, but playing
a game based on wealth and influence.

Speaker 1 (14:16):
If you have wealth and influence.

Speaker 3 (14:17):
Donald Trump is going to protect you, and that is
consistent through everything he has done during the first nine
months of this administration.

Speaker 1 (14:27):
Wow. And I will add with my first actual astonishment
in months yikes. This leads us to ask, therefore, how
far Trump will now go to bury the Epstein files.
I mean now that his government shut down to prevent
the vote ran out of viability. And yes, there's already
a partial answer. He's willing to co me Bill Clinton,

(14:48):
fake prosecution, fake indictment, fake trial, fake prosecutor, just to
delay the deluge. Brian Boutler says, the ultimate step in
this regard is theoretically possible. To quote him, Trump could
order DOJ to destroy Epstein file evidence. I'd bet an
ear responsible amount of money. He writes that he has
already barked this order at Pam Bondi and Cash Patel,

(15:10):
but to no avail unquote, Well, why would they hesitate here?
Personal responsibility? This is no matter who told you to
do it. Destruction of evidence a huge crime, and guess
who could be charged with it? Trump, Bondie, Patel and
anybody who helped. Still, it is important to remember that

(15:34):
Alexander Haig told Richard Nixon to burn the Watergate tapes
in the Rose Garden with the press present. Haig also
insisted Nixon asked him to burn the tapes, and Haig
said he refused because he knew they would prosecute him
into the ground quote get Manolo to do it. Haig
said he told Nixon Manolo Sanchez was Nixon's valet, He

(15:59):
was his Walt Naude. Nobody burned the tapes. Haig said
it was his biggest regret they didn't burn them ultimately
because many of Nixon's advisors still believed they were exculpatory
and Nixon was innocent and the tapes would prove it.
Oops emoji. So if you don't destroy the evidence and

(16:21):
investigating Bill Clinton gets to you, nothing would Trump think
bigger than that? Destroy not the Epstein files, but destroy
the process by which Trump could be punished for whatever
is in the Epstein files. Does he see it as
some sort of existential moment requiring the whole ball of wax?
Do those looking to succeed him in MAGA see it

(16:43):
as such? Is there a potential Maga coup over Epstein?
Is that what Trump is really trying to preclude here,
not so much the Epstein tapes destroying Trump, but other
MAGA doing so. Look at our false prophet. He failed
us on Epstein. Nice apparatus he built. We'll keep that,

(17:03):
but let's lose. That's this guy. The guy doesn't know
what part of him got MRI the drip was that
guy we had before? JD. Vance? What was his name again?
Lump Greg's sergeant talked to the historian Nicole Hemmer, who
has written books about the real internal convulsions on the
right below the seeming surface of robotic cultish uniform worship

(17:25):
of Trump, and she said, I am watching people like
Vance and the factions around him, because again, this sort
of civil war that has broken out on the right
involves this idea of something called postliberalism, which is an
idea of a post democracy society, a more authoritarian strongman
society that isn't in any way reliant on Donald Trump.

(17:47):
It could have JD. Vance as its figurehead, It could
have some of these techno totalitarian elites as part of
its head. There is a real philosophy on the right
that is many ways post democratic. And that's the faction
that I'm watching because it actually seems like the faction
that has the most momentum behind at the moment ah

(18:08):
Ms Hemmer, you always brighten my day. She continues, I
think it's very possible that, because people want him to
be the strong man, the authoritarian she's talking about Trump here,
that in order to try to overcome this particular scandal
in his administration, he is going to attempt to appease
his base by seizing even more power and hurting even

(18:28):
more people, which is entirely possible in order to defeed
what it is they want. So I do still think
that even though it could end up being a moment
of real weakness, in a moment we look back on
and say, well that was the end of Donald Trump's power,
it could just as easily be the impetus for another
power grab. And so I think we need to take
it seriously. Okay, I got the last part covered, Thank you,

(18:52):
miss Hammer. Well, isn't that special? A Trump responds to
trump Stein that has him shutting down any part of
the government that might be used to getting the Epstein
files out, or any part of the government than might
be used to blame him for Epstein or anything else
that might divert So if he escalates, my boy Boutler

(19:14):
says the resistance should escalate too, even if it is
Chuck Schumer and the Quizzling Eight. He writes, Democrats have
happily held their own in the jerrymandering fight. That is
to their credit, but they could be clearer about why
Trump is so desperate to rig the House elections to
keep the Epstein files concealed. And if that's how he

(19:35):
sees the stake, so be it. The midterms will be
a referendum on whether Trump's pedophilia cover up should be
allowed to succeed. Once again, yikes, there is a bigger
picture here that should be acknowledged. Stage one of taking
Trump down via the Epstein files, even if it means

(19:55):
the midterm is keeping the story alive for another year.
Let's go. If Trump attacks Venezuela, this might be a problem.
American reporters like wars. They're easy to cover. You just
have to show the pictures of them. Bob's blowing up.
On the other hand, if Trump just keeps posting about
how nobody is allowed to talk about Epstein, that's a

(20:18):
different world and we can win that one back. It's
a different world with different things blowing up. I promised

(20:52):
you the Yvonne Calderone MRI story. If you actually are claustrophobic,
first off, you know how you find that out. Get
in an MRI. That's where you fight out whether or
not you're actually claust your phone at all. If you
are go forward, hit the go forward like thirty seconds,
maybe twice. Okay. He was a barrel of a man.

(21:14):
He was an outfielder. He's listed at six', one maybe
not and two twenty maybe early in life he hit
three hundred once for The montreal Expos his teammates adored.
Him he died, violently shot execution style In Puerto rico
twenty Three Christmases. Ago one story was drug dealers demanded
he give them his, son who was messed up and

(21:36):
mixed up with, them and they were pursuing, him and
he refused and they killed. Him in any, event in
his playing, career he tore up his, shoulder and in
the relatively early days of THE mri late, eighties maybe
he was getting it imaged and all was going well
until they had him turn slightly while he was in the,
tube and then they finished and they began to withdraw

(21:57):
him from the, machine and he began to scream because
in turning he had further separated the, shoulder and now
he was broader than he was when he went, in
so he was stuck. Again early in the history OF,
MRIs so supposedly the hospital had no real experience with
this and what to do about, it and they had
to call in the, experts and the experts were at
the company that made the, MACHINE, ge and the technicians

(22:20):
were at THE ge headquarters FOR, MRIs which was two hours,
away and they had to come and take the machine,
apart which took another couple of hours to get him.
Out so they have improved emergency procedures since then WITH,
MRIs i'm, told and speaking of the feeling of being
stuck inside AN mri for hours with no way, out
there's working With STEPHEN. A smith or just watching. Him

(22:45):
THE espn chief Time waster has apparently rededicated himself to
self immolating by going into political commentary when he doesn't
know anything about political, commentary and he will not bother
himself to do any. PREPARATION i, mean just get some
basic facts and, stuff have somebody print something out for,
you put it in front of. You he has made
a fool out of himself every time he has opened

(23:06):
his mouth on this. Subject, actually it's, terrific it's wonderfully.
Entertaining STEVEN. A smith insisted that if there had been
anything damaging in The epstein, files The democrats would have
released it long. Ago, therefore and he and he alone
could figure it out this way that since The democrats
did not release the latest dog that didn't bark and

(23:28):
hours at my home with such and such emails during
last year's presidential, campaign those emails can't really be. Damaging
as the Reporter JULIE. K brown of The Miami, herald
who is the expert on The epstein, prosecutions, noted What
stephen doesn't understand is that the emails released Last wednesday
are From epstein's. Estate they were obtained From epstein's lawyers

(23:51):
pursuant to a subpoena that was issued by The House
Oversight committee i. E. Lawmakers these documents are separate from
the criminal case files held by THE doj and THE
fbi That trump And bondi promised to release after the election.
Unquote in other, words these, emails the ones we got last,
week are new to the. Public gaze this year and,

(24:15):
separately why didn't The democrats release what they had access
to last? Year, well the case wasn't resolved until Last.
October Glene maxwell's last appeal went on To october twenty twenty.
Four you cannot empty your evidence files while you're still at,
trial while you are still investigating. Others and by this,
Point STEVEN. A smith has lost interest in details and

(24:38):
he is pursing his. Lips it's his only, skill it's
not his only. FAIL i am delighted to Report stephen
wins The Professor David Dunning Dunning Kruger Effect trophy for
the month by coming back in the new episode of
his new politics, show which IS I think CALLED I
know nothing about, politics BUT i know it loudly by

(25:01):
saying this. Quote Jasmine crockett AND a have been invited
on this show for four. Months Gavin newsom has been
invited for longer than. That Chuck schumer has been invited
on this. Show hasn't shown up where they. At, Well,
steven since for once the obvious has not occurred to
you and you haven't been followed it by taking the

(25:25):
obvious and talking about it NonStop for four days ON.
Tv i'll fill you in. Here crockett AND aoc And
newsom And schumer think you're a moron and a right
wing dupe and a waste of. Time steve that that
may be your answer right. There also of interest. Here,

(25:52):
NO i am not going to analyze The Olivia newsy
profile In The New York times in advance of my
ex's book, release but maybe. Later right, NOW i will
add to one anecdote in, it which describes the start
of her, career her first person expose Of Anthony wiener's
disastrous run for mayor Of New york in twenty, thirteen

(26:14):
when she became an. Intern as we discussed the merits
of this and the appropriateness of, it she just wanted
practical political experience before she became a political. WRITER i
thought it was a good. Idea and then then she
came home one day and she told me the story
about how everybody on The Anthony wiener campaign was just
hoping to meet Missus wiener and got onto The Hillary

(26:35):
clinton campaign in twenty, sixteen AND i, laughed and she
told me the other stories of him getting everybody's name,
wrong AND i, wowed and she, said SHOULD i write
this AND i, said, ethically it's kind of, close but, yes,
Please and she was about to hit send on an
email WHEN i asked her what that, was and she
said she'd written it and she was sending it to

(26:56):
a friend of hers who had a weekly political blog
with a hundred readers or, so and she was going
to do a guest post for. Him AND i, said
are you? Crazy that should be in The New York
post or The Daily. News it's not only great and
really well, written it's actually. News people should know. This
and she said she didn't know anybody at The post

(27:17):
of The, news AND i just smiled a sitcom smile if,
EVER i gave. One AND i gave her all the
contact INFO i, had AND i, said cold call these.
People somebody will buy it from. You leave my name
out of. It and the next day her story was
on the front page of The New York Daily news
and under it was a giant glam shot Of Anthony.
Wiener no, Sir womahammed, did no, sir a glam shot

(27:42):
Of Olivia Newsy and the rest is. History more, later
maybe because there's a lot THE Rfk junior. Stuff that
wasn't her first rodeo in Crazy. TOWN i just want
to find out what she says, first finds the parameters

(28:06):
and the, barriers especially if she goes ON. Tv maybe
she'll go On fox OR, msnbc Ms now and she'll
be interviewed By Laura ingram or or she'll be interviewed
By katie term that's. Next this is. Countdown this Is

(28:39):
countdown With Keith. Olberman the exact anniverse is let's, see

(29:09):
this is the sixteenth that was the, Eleventh so it
was last, week middle of last, week nearly a week.
Ago if you know this, story you'll know already whether
or not you want to hear it. Again it is
the story of my dog Me, shoot gone now for
four years and yet anything but. Forgotten ahead in the

(29:34):
last segment of the show first believe it or, not
there's still more new idiots to talk. About the roundup
of the, miscrants, morons Undunning krueger effects specimens who constitute
today's other worst persons in the. World bronze Jd VANCE
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limit clearly and with a kind of Den bongino quality
to his. Hairline is it's going. Bald it looks like
some of his hairline has been drawn in and did
the botox get into his? Brain. QUOTE a lot of
young people are saying housing is way too. Expensive why is?

(30:17):
That because we flooded the country with thirty million illegal
immigrants who were taking houses that ought by right to
go To american. Citizens this is either the worst OF.
Jd vance's, lies or more, likely he actually believes this
and there's something medically wrong with his brain, too because

(30:39):
he wasn't this dumb even a year, ago let alone
we managed to completely write a. BOOK a lot of
young people are saying because the houses thirty million illegally owned.
HOMES i guess the average home price in The United
states is now approximately based on the second quarter of

(31:00):
this year, data five hundred and twelve eight hundred. Dollars
the median home Fight, brice which probably be a little
bit easier to use as a, barometer four hundred and
ten eight hundred dollars in the second quarter of this,
Year so the median price for a house is more
than four hundred thousand. Dollars so THE. Jd van's bete,

(31:22):
noir the illegal immigrants, there they're stealing all the snap
money that they don't actually, need, right they're eating, pets,
right and of course they practice. Witchcraft well, no he
hasn't said that, yet but give them, time and they
each somehow find four hundred to five hundred thousand dollars

(31:44):
apiece to buy, houses so you can have one over
here in this DIMENSION. Jv, immigrants as it turns, out
actually drive down the price of homes because the immigrants
are cheap. Labor And i'm not endorsing, This i'm just

(32:05):
saying what he is. True undocumented immigrants drive the price
of homes down even further because they are even cheaper. Labor,
Again i'm not endorsing, that nor DO i think it's
a good. Idea i'm just saying what reality is as
opposed to what this Asshole vance. Says, yeah, oh the

(32:25):
immigrants are stealing all the gold From Fort knox, too
and and and they stole my several of my. Chins
you know why they picked, him you know why he
is supposedly the air. Apparent he's he's the heir apparent
because too many people during the First trump administration said, well,

(32:46):
yeah but, yeah we get my we get My pence
as the president then and, uh you, know he'd be
easily influenced by. People but he's. NOT i, MEAN i
don't like, him but he's. Not he's. Not now they're
looking at At dvance and, GOING i don't know the runner.
Up trump's, Son Ewick moron twin number two on the

(33:09):
air With Maria, bartiromo so the TOTAL iq still was
in single digits between the two of. Them he said,
this you can send five hundred million dollars worth of
bitcoin on A sunday night at eleven pm while having
a glass of wine with your wife for virtually zero.

(33:30):
Fees in addition to the let them eat cake cru,
deites it's one, Banana, michael how much could it cost
five hundred million dollars to this duffel bag Headed moron's.
Remark in addition to that, Quality i'd like to focus
on just the last part of that quotation From Eric
trump while having a glass of wine with your wife

(33:51):
for virtually zero. Fees while having a glass of wine
with your wife for virtually zero, Fees So, eric you're
saying your wife usually charges you fees to have a
glass of wine with. Her actually that makes. SENSE i, mean,
seriously people look at that family and Obviously trump's out

(34:14):
of his, mind And Trump junior is a and you,
know the girls are really not that. Bright, barren as
we've discussed many, times is the smartest one because we've
never heard him speak in, public but as an underrated
candidate for the dumbest person in that. Family eric really
is the sleeper in, this which is what his brain

(34:34):
has been doing since at least the. Nineties but our,
Winner Meghan. Kelly Meghan kelly had her own SERIOUS ExM
channel until sometime Late thursday. Morning a career, ender if
EVER i have heard. One this is When Meghan kelly
decided to explain That trump's Friend Jeffrey epstein was not

(34:59):
really a. Pedophile say, what Let's megan explain herself into
a professional.

Speaker 5 (35:09):
Grave i've said this, before but this is a. REMINDER
i do know somebody very very close to this case
who was in a position to know virtually, everything not,
everything but virtually. Everything and this person has told me
from the, start years and years, ago That Jeffrey, epstein
in this person's, view was not a. Pedophile this is
this person's view who was there for a lot of,

(35:30):
this but that he was into the barely legal type
like he liked fifteen year old, girls AND i realized
this is. Discussing i'm definitely not trying to make an
excuse for. This i'm just giving you facts that he
wasn't into like eight year, olds but he liked the
very young teen types that could pass for even younger

(35:50):
than they, were but would look legal to a passer.
By we have yet to see anybody come forward and
SAY i was a like A i was under, TEN
i was under fourteen WHEN i came within his. Purview,
look it's you can say that's a distinction without a. Difference,

(36:10):
no it's.

Speaker 1 (36:11):
NOT i think there is a.

Speaker 5 (36:12):
Difference there's a difference between a fifteen year old and
a five year.

Speaker 1 (36:15):
Old you.

Speaker 5 (36:15):
Know it's just.

Speaker 1 (36:16):
Whatever, now that's bad. Enough i'm not saying there's a.
Difference she's. Saying but here's two minutes on why there's a.
Difference but of Course Megan kelly is completely. Contradicting on
top of just what she said, there she is utterly
contradicting an authority on this, subject one that she has
publicly relied on in the, past an authority on this

(36:38):
subject of definitional. Rape the authority is Named Megan. Kelly Megan,
kelly same one once slammed those who were Defending Russell
brand against rape charges because the victim was, sixteen statutory rape.
Charges she attacked the people defending. Him and then there

(36:59):
Was Megan kelly's DISASTROUS nbc show in twenty eighteen where
one day she said exactly the opposite of what she just,
said trying to Excuse.

Speaker 4 (37:10):
Epstein so people who are going to be out, there
because you know some are going to judge and, say
you were, fifteen you were, sixteen you were, seventeen you
were a willing. Participant, again the legal age of consent
In california is, eighteen so there's no consenting for a
fourteen or even a seventeen year old in these. Circumstances
don't really care if it turns out that the rape
charge or the sexual assault charges fall. Apart you're thirty

(37:33):
one years old and you have sex allegedly over a
three month period with a sixteen year, Old we're. Done i'm,
unsubscribing all, Right AND i am sick of conservatives online
trying to defend that as though she had a role in,
it she was a, minor just because you can't be
prosecuted for it, doesn't it's.

Speaker 1 (37:50):
Right the other problem with that seven year old, tape
and obviously it's video resurfacing to show That megan is
now trying to find excuses For epstein And trump and
not doing it very well and has a screw. Loose
the other the other, problem besides the total self contradiction,
here is that that old video shows That Meghan kelly

(38:11):
used to have cheeks like a normal looking woman before
she did whatever she has done to herself in the
interim appearance, wise you know how she has wound up
looking like the lead character In Edvard munk's Painting The.
Scream but that's beside the. Point the point is she's
a worthless hypocrite trying to explain Away epstein the, pedophile

(38:34):
and by, extension trying to explain Away trump the pedophile
Protector Meghan. Kelly and the new online name for her
is perfect and now it is Permanent MEGHAN. R, Kelly
Oh today's other worst, person and No MEGHAN. R. Kelly

(39:14):
when my Friend sue From Maltese rescue called again In
august of twenty twenty, one she, SAID i have a,
really really tough case this, time AND i do not
think there is a chance that there could be an
unexpectedly positive outcome like the one you've had With. Ted she,
said this is a. Puppy he's barely three months. Old
the family loves, him they adore, him but they are

(39:35):
two young, kids and, frankly the mother believes accurately that
they are just too young to watch this little dog.
Die his name Was. Mishu they were A polish. Family
polish for little bear Is. Mishu and the disease he
had was tetrology of. Fallow that sounds at all familiar to.

(39:56):
You in a human, child it can be repaired. Now
it used to kill children by the time they were,
ten but in a human child they can now do,
surgery but the surgery lasts about twelve. Hours Jimmy kimmel's
son had. It he talked about it a lot when
he was talking about the healthcare system in this. Country in,

(40:16):
dogs there have been some early experiments in, surgery almost
exclusively for bigger. Dogs as Of mishu's, time they really
had not succeeded on any dog less than, say twenty
or twenty five. Pounds if you've ever seen the drawings
of Mc, escher the famous illustrator where the same staircase

(40:36):
goes up and down at the same. Time that's what
a heart afflicted with tetrology of fallow looks. Like there
are arteries going over the heart and under, it and
others that take the oxygenated blood in the wrong. Direction
the sufferer of tetrology of fellow never gets enough. Oxygen

(40:59):
In august twenty twenty, One mishue. Arrived it's easy to
romanticize things like, this especially in. Retrospect there was something
magical about. Him though he was, very very. Sick his
tongue and gums were purple from the lack of. Oxygen
he was, tiny dwarfed by my other three, dogs and

(41:19):
because he was three months, old and yet he would
start trouble with, them silently charging ted or going up
and yapping At, stevie and soon getting all three of
them playing and fighting with each. Other and that's all
the strength he. HAD a minute of this tops and
he had to sit down and simply watch the chaos

(41:40):
he had created and clearly loved to, create and he
also clearly loved. Them if two of the dogs were
lying near each other but not, together he would lie
in the empty space between them, deliberately so that his
head rested on one and his pack paws on or

(42:01):
against the, Other and soon they would respond to his
presence by arranging themselves and cuddling together with a space for.
Him they had not done that Before michu. Came ONCE
i was stretched, out legs up on my, couch and
the four of them climbed, in two by my, feet
two by my. KNEES i Called michhu's, name and he,

(42:22):
turned and he looked at, me and then the four
of them almost simultaneously fell. Asleep it was such a simple,
thing yet easily it remains one of the most extraordinary
and wonderful moments of my. Life AND i prayed that
night and not for the last, time that if there
was no miracle meant For, mishu that at least when

(42:42):
he left, us he would be in my arms when he.
Went mishu was an, Athlete he just was an athlete
who had no. Stamina in the, Pen i'd keep him
in for his own. Safety WHEN i had to go,
out he would get up on his hind legs and.
STAND i would come back and see him standing in his,
pen or try to get out of his. Pen he

(43:04):
did get out of his. PEN i came home and
he was marching around the, house and he did that
confidently around the. Place and he loved to move and
to run and to, play and then he would have to.
Stop mishu also enjoyed food as much as any DOG
i have ever, known more even Than. MiNet he gained

(43:28):
almost a pound a month while he was with. Me
if you approached him with a, treat he would literally
punch the air with one of his front, legs like an,
athlete celebrating a, success often with one and then the,
other a little one two punch like a. Boxer and
the sheer joy of that never failed to make me
smile and, laugh AND i often go back to look

(43:49):
at the video WHEN i need to smile or. Laugh
put him on his back next to, you jab a
finger at his, paws and you'd be in a boxing
match with a four pound puppy who exulted in doking
it out with, you and you always knew when the
fight was. Over misch would stop throwing hands or throwing,
pause and he would simply take his front paws and
grab onto your finger and. Hold he once did this

(44:12):
for a solid. MINUTE i have never felt more as
IF i were truly communicating with a dog than When
mishu would hold my. Finger knowing his, ATTITUDE i really
am surprised he didn't pull my. Finger he was an
extraordinary happy, puppy even when he felt bad. Physically those

(44:36):
were harrowing. Times mishu would be sitting on my, lap
or walking on the, floor or just chilling with the
other pupps when he would suddenly tense, up sometimes letting
out a. Cry twice that cry was exactly like that
of a young human. Boy it was such a startling,
sound so, clear so, unmistakable so, unbelievable that the other

(45:01):
dogs would stop and stare with what could genuine only
be described as a look of. Alarm most, times the
tensing was my cue to grab him and hold him
as tight AS i, could because that inability to get
oxygen to all the parts of his, body particularly the,
brain of, course would cause his body to contract and
writhe and if he was on any surface other than

(45:23):
the ground or the, floor it could literally throw him
off a couch to the floor it was, rigid and
then he would, snap and then he would. Fall the
first time he did, that my veterinarian was, here and she,
said you may now have to take him to the emergency.
Room she, said that's essentially what a dog does just
before he, faints but then within seconds it would. Stop

(45:47):
his body would relax more or. Less by, ACCIDENT i
discovered that after one of these seizures he seemed to be.
Soothed IF i would carry him and walk him, around
gently rocking him in my arms and talking to. Him
AS i did, So mishu AND i solved a lot
of the world's. Problem in those little walks out in
the fresh, air on the balcony or just around the.

(46:09):
House he would often doze, off but just as often
he would within minutes be ready to start playing. Again
and SO i had in my little flock of four lovely,
dogs a, sweet, wise, serene playful puppy who liked to
grasp my finger with his paws and loved everything about,

(46:29):
life who was wise beyond his, years and he was dying.
WELL i could not not try to find out if
there was something to be done to make his life
longer or. Happier of, COURSE i knew what sadness this,
was this extraordinary soul trapped in a body that would betray.

(46:52):
Him at any, time but, certainly no matter when that,
happened it would be before his. Time SO i had
to at least try to see if something could keep
him here, longer or at least make him feel. Better
while he was with, us we went to see the
city's top cardiologist for, dogs and there was Not although
he thought keeping those cans of a minute's worth of

(47:14):
oxygen you sometimes see football players breathing from on the,
sidelines he thought that might help a little relieve the. Pain,
SOON i had dozens of those cans of oxygen in
a hall, closet AND i was discussing building him an oxygen.
Tent but the problem wasn't his. Breathing he got all
the oxygen he would normally. Need it was finding some

(47:35):
way to get the oxygen pumped by his fatally flawed
heart to carry the oxygen around his. Body it's fine
if you have all the cabs in the world and
there are no. Roads now there was no way to fix.
This the median age of survival with dogs with TETROLOGY

(47:58):
a fellow was just about two. Years his cardiologist brought
up his case on a board of entrant national experts
in canine cardiac care and they agreed there was no
chance he would survive any, operation let alone the experimental
surgery for this devastating. Malformation, thus the visits to the

(48:19):
hospital turned out to be more about letting people meet
him and hold. Him there was an extraordinary soothing quality
to Holding. MISHU i heard it again and again from
people at an animal, hospital what a special little, soul
and he loved to be. HELD i took him everywhere

(48:43):
they would let me take. Him he was a regular
at my weekly physical therapy for my arthritic. Joints my
therapist adored. Him she'd just hold him and tell him.
Stories that took him to the apple store. ONCE i
am happy to say he did not like that at.
All he went with me and the other dogs for.
Walks he didn't. Walk he was always in a bag

(49:05):
draped over my. Shoulder he did not have the stamina
to walk for very. LONG i never saw him fall
asleep on a, walk though the world fascinated. Him the
inevitable finally came at this time of year in twenty twenty.
One throughout the last, week the little pre feints. Increased
mishu's happiness did not. Decrease two days before the, END

(49:27):
i approached him with a treat with my camera phone
rolling he punched with the left and then he punched
with the, right and he ate the, treat and he
licked his purple, lips and WHEN i surprised him with
a second, treat he did it all over. Again on
the afternoon of the twelfth Of november twenty twenty, ONE
i was Holding mishu in my lap AS i sat
and looked at the peak foliage In Central. Park then

(49:51):
with no, warning he suddenly let out that near human,
cry AND i held him AND i stood up AND
i walked him around the balcony, again and THEN i
had to sit him down in his pen for a,
second AND i was just picking him back up when
he tensed, up just like all the other, times and. Died.

(50:11):
Died AS i picked him back, up the special little
soul was. Gone his body was getting cold with stunning,
rapidity and something inside me calmly, said, hmm not. YET
i just don't think he's. Ready and with no training
and absolutely no clue WHAT i was, DOING i TRIED

(50:33):
cpr on. Him you have to, try you have to.
TRY i had so little idea what on EARTH i
was doing that after breathing air in and out of
his lifeless, BODY i moved my face away as IF
i were going to spit out, water before reminding, myself, no,
dummy that would be for. Drowning he didn't. Drown he

(50:56):
had a stroke or a heart. ATTACK i must have
done five or six, breaths and was, thinking how long
DO i do this BEFORE i say? Goodbye WHEN i
heard him, EXHALE i waited for it to, stop or
to be a false, alarm or SOME i don't, know

(51:16):
some sort of physical oddity caused by all the AIR
i had pushed into his. Lungs but it wasn't any of. That,
damned if this little dog had not somehow taught me
how to resuscitate, him he was. Alive then he was
dead and getting. Cold now he was alive, again with
a regular breath and for, him a regular. Heartbeat it

(51:40):
was rush hour On friday, afternoon and there was a
bottleneck and a bridge approach Between mishu AND i and the,
hospital AND i had visions of being stuck in traffic
for half an hour or an hour or lord knows how,
long and almost nothing they could do for. Him, then
if we somehow got, there in, time but you have to.

(52:02):
Try if he did teach me that, lesson then mine
told me that, lesson you have to. TRY i loaded
a bag full of those cans of oxygen AND i
got in the, car and the driver realized my, distress
and he asked what he could do to, help AND i, said,
listen don't run any, lights but if somebody wants to
duck in in front of you in, traffic don't let.
Them don't stop unless you have. To and when you do,

(52:25):
stop help me unwrap the plastic from these oxygen. Cans
they are what are keeping him. Alive and very calmly
he did, that AND i kept blowing the oxygen Into
mishu's mouth and, nose and we made it there in eleven,
minutes faster than the record Time i'd ever made it

(52:46):
to the. Hospital the streets literally parted For. Mishue at the, hospital,
SOMEHOW i handed him off to the emergency room, doctor
saying with an EVENNESS i could not BELIEVE i could.
Muster my dog is. Dying he has, tetrology a, fellow
and then they rushed him, off and THEN i briefed

(53:06):
a second doctor on, everything including the human like cry
From mishu and his, resuscitation AND i told her he
had been seen by a cardiologist there and told her which,
one and she, said he's still. HERE i just saw.
Him i'll get. Him so Now mishu was being worked
on by one of the leading experts in canine cardiology

(53:26):
in the, world and yet SO i knew there was
no hope as they examined. HIM i managed to Text
sue from The maltese rescue and she came to the hospital,
too and three of the people from other departments in
the hospital who had Met mishu came down to the emergency,

(53:50):
room not for my sake but for. His it was
heartbreaking and yet uplifting at the same. Time one of
the er doctors, SAID i think we should let him,
go AND i, said not in, anger not in, competition
and certainly not. BOASTING i, said, LOOK i understand. That

(54:12):
i'd just like to, note with no, TRAINING i just
brought him back from the. DEAD i suspect you guys
are way better at this THAN i. Am AND i
brought him somehow back from he was getting called just
give him half an, hour and they all looked at
me and said. Yes about half an hour, later his,
doctor the, cardiologist came out to me and he, said he's,

(54:34):
alive but if you took him out of this, hospital
you'd get as far as the parking garage and then
you'd have to bring him. Back what you heard when
he cried, out that was him having a. Stroke the
oxygen deprivation was finally too, much and the doctor began
to prepare me for the question about letting him, go

(54:54):
AND i stopped him AND i, SAID i know we've
all done everything we, can especially, him SPECIALLY mishu ready
when you. Are and they brought him back to, me
and there was a drip attached to his, arm and
when that toggle on the drip was be, thrown the

(55:15):
medication in the container would end his. Life he was
as warm and as soft as ever in my, arms
and YET i knew he was no longer in. There
sue held him for a, while and then she left
me alone with. HIM i said what you would expect
somebody to say in such a, circumstance about love and,

(55:36):
happiness and THEN i heard myself saying things about, gratitude
gratitude to him for teaching me that in the face of,
death the point is to know when to try and
when to say. Enough and then he had taught me
how to confront death and crisis and, urgency but with

(56:01):
evenness and, practicality and to be able to, SAY i
know you had a happy. Life then it seems like,
that and not the fact that you had a happy
life but tragically not a long. One it seemed like
the happy life was all that mattered to. You this

(56:23):
cardiologist and the nurse came back into the, room AND i,
SAID i was, Ready and as the toggle was, TURNED i,
SAID i knew that if there was a place for
him to go, NOW i was confident he would be
the first one they let. In AND i just hoped
they'd let me visit him there, someday and THAT i

(56:47):
hoped he would remember. US i, said good, night sweet
prints and flights of angels sing thee to thy, rest
and he was gone. Again and AS i had prayed
when he, died he died in my. Arms he died
in my arms. Twice there are some postscripts new since

(57:17):
the first TIME i told you his. Story his cardiologists
very solemnly and respectfully said that of those other international
experts who had Reviewed mishu's, case only two out of
a couple of dozen of them had actually ever seen
and been able to study a small dog with TETROLOGY a,
fellow And mishu might have one final blessing yet to

(57:38):
bestow upon the rest of, us if they could keep
and study his poor little. Heart and without, HESITATION i said,
yes because in that INSTANT i saw him positioning his
head On stevie's head and his back paws On rose's back,
legs so that the three of them were cuddling, together
whether they liked it or, not AND i, knew AS

(58:00):
i had always, known that this truly was a dog
who cared about other. Dogs the hospital wound up recalibrating
some of the cameras they had in the hospital to
photograph the smallest teeth in the smallest, dogs so they
could get every imaginable image Of mishu's heart and maybe

(58:20):
someday use them to fix this nightmare in some other.
Dog and since SOMETIME i think in twenty twenty, Two
mishu has been in the veterinary. Textbooks, moreover in a
casual conversation with someone from that cardiology department at the
animal hospital over the, summer he Mentioned. Mishu he recognized

(58:43):
my name because Of, Mishu and we talked about this
awful disease tetrology of, fellow and he said they had
just months earlier in that hospital finally been able to
successfully complete a surgery on a small dog who had
that same fateful construction that Took meshu so. Young IF
i remember what he told me, correctly they built this

(59:03):
little dog a new. Aorta, Now i'm not crazy or
arrogant enough to draw a straight line from letting them
keep me shoes heart to that successful, surgery BUT i
have no doubt that his heart continued the advance of
knowledge of what science can do for cardiac patients and
not just canine cardiac. Patients WHEN i first Got, stevie

(59:29):
the fellow who literally handed her to me at the
pet shop was Named. Jeffrey about seven years, LATER i
Saw jeffrey, again same, shop and he said he had
just gone back to work after months off out sick
after heart. Surgery and he said they did some experimental
stuff on, me and then he, laughed stuff they had

(59:49):
tried out first on. Dogs isn't that? Amazing, well that's
always the. Case you don't wait to see if the drugs.
Work on dogs because their lives are so short, anyway
and you don't wait to do the surgery because their

(01:00:09):
lives are so short, anyway and so you find new
ways for dogs and for. HUMANS i like to Think
mishu will save other, dogs help save that one that
the cardiologist, mentioned and save other kids. Too, Secondly mishu's
parents had another litter late in the same year that he,

(01:00:31):
died and their human was kind enough to offer me
either of the Brothers mishu would never. Know each was
eerily reminiscent of, him but, healthy so healthy that they
were little. Devils there's no other way to describe. Them sweet.
Innocent Little mishu was in some way sweet and innocent

(01:00:51):
because he didn't have the strength to be a little
devil like his brothers. Were they were menaces to my
other three. DOGS i had each of them live a
week with, us AND i would have been fine with
Each they were great just with. Me but each of
them bit ted in the, genitals and Then stevie in the,
genitals And rose in the, genitals and one of them

(01:01:13):
bit me in the. Genitals you got to draw a line.
Somewhere they were. Crazy and the second, one REMEMBER i
mentioned How misheu used to stand in his. Pen the second, One,
snowy got into that same pen and managed to climb
up the side of it and down the outside of
it like An olympic. Gymnast they are now living happy

(01:01:40):
lives as only dogs in other. Homes so When sue
From Malty's rescue reached out again In june of twenty
twenty two and, Said i've got another special, case fifteen
year old perfect, health but he's got rotting teeth and,
dementia his human got sick and she. Died who's going
to adopt a fifteen year? OLD i was able to

(01:02:02):
raise my, hand and that was when men. Age there's
a third. PostScript i Got mishu's tattoo a month after he,
died and his, pensive half smiling little face looks up
at me from near the crook of my, elbow where
he used to sit WHEN i would carry him around

(01:02:22):
after one of those pre, feints and it is a remarkable.
Likeness there's one guy in the village who can absolutely
do a portrait of your dog on your. Arm to,
me the tattoo means exactly what you would think it would.
Mean it comforts me. Greatly it Means mishu is always

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with me and always will. Be and now with this
being the week of this unwonted but no not tragic, Anniversary,
MISHU i hope will also always be with THE i

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miss him to this. Day and After, mishu there was
mine AND i miss him to this, day the seventeen year.
Old now we Have kit the crazy. Puppy it's quite a.
Heritage in any, Event thank you for, Listening thank you
for remembering him with. Me most of Our countdown music was, arranged,

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produced and performed By Brian ray And John Phillips, chanel
the musical directors Of, countdown and it was produced By Tko.
Brothers Mister ray was on, guitars bass and. Drums Mister
chanelle handled orchestration and. Keyboards our satiric and fifthy musical
comments are by the best baseball stadium organist, Ever Nancy.
Faust The olberman theme FROM espn, two written By Mitch
Warren davis courtesy OF, Espn. Inc is the sports. Music

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other music arranged and performed by the Group No Horns,
allowed including the interpretation Of Beethoven you are hearing here
mine ouncer today is my Friend Kenny, main who will
remind you that it tastes like. Chicken everything else, was
as always my. Fault let's countdown for, today day three,
thousand three hundred and. ONE i think that may be

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a typo three hundred and one Of america held. Hostage
some typos are Really freudian and just one hundred and
seventy million days another typo until the scheduled end Of
trump's lame duck and lame brain term unless he is
removed sooner By maga And, epstein or that pavement on his,
hand or stuck escalator tail and, all or the MYSTERY.

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Mri the next scheduled countdown Is. Thursday until, Then I'm Keith.
Alreman good, morning good, afternoon good, night and good. Luck

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