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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. I'm
doing that because someone told me good night sounds like
an ending, so it was confusing for them. So if
I do an upward inflection, then good night might sound
less like a farewell, welcome, great to have your company
(00:32):
wherever you are around the world. This is the Eron
Molan show. I am Erin Mullan shocking. I know now,
as a kind, decent and caring person, I would never
celebrate the booing of anyone.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Except you.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Thank you, thank you, brother.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
Rounds, thank you. Oh we.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Got thank you, happy thank you. Why didn't I tell them?
Are you ready for some work camp thing? Oh no,
we're not. No, we're not going. We're getting on work.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Somebody's getting the work.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Say who's getting in a war, Ladies and gentlemen. He
has made his bed, now he lies in it. I'm
actually really relieved by this reaction. It gets a little
bit scary for me sometimes when I start to think
that everyone in New York City loves him. I mean,
(02:21):
they've voted him in, and so many, except to select few,
seem to just be okay with what I consider to
be appalling behavior, not just from someone in a leadership position,
but just someone who is meant to be a human
(02:42):
being basically. So the fact that people are bothered enough
to do that reassures me. It comforts me that they
are aware of the very real threat he poses. So
it's one thing right to be in government and just
be completely incompetent and totally unqualified, and by the way,
(03:06):
he's both. But it's another thing entirely to desire the
destruction of the very place you are charged with protecting
and serving and the people you're meant to be committed
deeply too, like his ideological beliefs do not compute. He
(03:28):
ran cover for Hamas after October seventh, and since his
wife celebrated it. And I know, you cannot be held
responsible for these sins of someone else, blah blah blah.
But when you choose to share a bed with that
person every night and they like not just in their head,
(03:52):
but online post celebrating the slaughter of innocent people, young
people at a music festival, babies, the elderly, then you
are not a good person. I don't care what you say,
or what you try to argue, or what type of
separation you attempt to create. And by the way, he's
(04:16):
really not attempted to create any I love her, A
love her, he married her. Yes, that's great, amazing. She
is like someone who celebrates terror. I don't get it.
So good on those who make clear they don't stand
for it or stand with him, and may many, many,
(04:38):
many many more join the chorus. It was a week
for it, to be honest. Another case clearly deserving of
very vocal backlash.
Speaker 5 (04:49):
Go I've long believed and supported funding for order at
the border, and I have worked well with law enforcement
in Minnesota for years.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
But what I I.
Speaker 6 (05:04):
Ran the largest prosecutor's office in.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
This so speaking to a Minnesota farm fest crowd, and
come on, I mean really, farmers are the least likely
to molly coddle anyone. They call it as they see it.
They saw it, and they called it. And in case
you need a little refresher, she voted Amy Klobucker against
(05:30):
Boarder funding to strip ice enforcement. I mean she's a
repeat offender. These people are all deranged. The only variable
is to what extent get it? Like, no one left
in that party except maybe John Fetterman, has any sanity.
(05:56):
And of course, ladies and gentlemen, not that I am
American or a public but clearly I support them not
to be a sore loser. Congratulations to abdu El Sayed.
Congratulations on winning the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. Yay, he
just what American needs. Yes, another best friend of Hassan Piker,
(06:20):
you know, the nine to eleven apologist. I mean l
Sayed also tried to excuse someone trying to shoot Jewish
kids at a daycare. I mean, he's a real gem.
He's a real gem. And if anyone is wondering what
a Piker had to say to anyone who didn't vote
for El Sayed, well here it is.
Speaker 7 (06:41):
Here's the fucking take nuke for you. Okay, you are
all unbelievably Islamophobic pieces of shit.
Speaker 4 (06:47):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (06:50):
So, as I said before, these people aren't just incompetent,
they are dangerous, downright dangerous. This was at a forum
over the past couple of days looking into the danger
of the Muslim brotherhood. Ted Craze did a phenomenal job here.
Speaker 6 (07:08):
Watch does Abdul l Sayed's candidacy for senator and Michigan concern.
Speaker 7 (07:14):
Yes, sir, it does.
Speaker 8 (07:15):
Why is well?
Speaker 7 (07:17):
To begin with, I look at the connections that his
father in law. Chaikaku Taib has two Brotherhood linked groups.
This includes being the president at one time of CARE Michigan.
Also his presence on the Islamic Society of North America
Founders Committee, which is only for those most exclusively devoted
to ISNA and provide significant amounts of funding. There are
(07:39):
other known Brotherhood members on that committee. I would also
look at El Sayeed's ties to a group called m Gage,
which purports to be a Muslim sort of get out
the vote or candidate recruitment organization, but it has close
ties to CARE. It was created by a former CARE
member who at one time was on a terror watch
(07:59):
list and was also a consultant to convicted terrorist Samuel Aaron.
Speaker 6 (08:08):
Do you believe the Islamic Society of North America or
ISNA is an ongoing part of the Muslim Brotherhood network
in the United States.
Speaker 7 (08:16):
Yes, Sir, I do. There were some HLF documents that
reflected hesitation by the Brotherhood that they thought perhaps they
were losing control of IS'NA at one point, but they
appear to have rectified that. As far as I can tell,
there are still individuals associated with the Muslim Brotherhood who
are in high leadership positions with that organization, and they
have never repudiated their ties to the organization.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
And the man himself. I mean, we don't need to
just show you other people speaking on his behalf. So
when this, you know, the terrorist scumbag Ayatolla was killed
on the first day of the war, of course, just
a reminder, the man with American blood tens and that
of tens of thousands of his own people this year alone.
(09:06):
He was ah, how do I put this? L s
a Ed was super empathetic with voters who might have
been affected by it.
Speaker 8 (09:17):
Go.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
So again, this is.
Speaker 4 (09:19):
Going to decay wives reason.
Speaker 7 (09:20):
I also want to remind you guys that there are
a lot of people in your moren who are sad today.
Speaker 1 (09:25):
So like, I just don't want to comment on how
many at all. I don't think it's worse even touching that,
but clearly didn't have the balls to come out with it.
Nothing quite like you know, having the courage of your convictions.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Right.
Speaker 9 (09:45):
I don't want to say anything because I'm a fraud
and I still want to kind of semi hide the
fact that I'm a cheer girl for terrorism and you know,
all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
So just don't bring it up at all, because God forbid,
my true colors might come out. I mean they will eventually,
but I mean, to be honest, the irony here is
he could probably come out and say, ah, the by
a dollar, my heart is broken, and Americans there would
probably still vote him in because so many of them
have come in that hate your country. Ah, what more
(10:25):
do people need to see and hear to determine they
don't want anything to do with these people. I mean,
no doubt Greta Tunberg is a huge fan of him,
no doubt.
Speaker 7 (10:38):
Mind.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
You she has moved on from her very passionate pro
Palestinian translation pro terror stance, having already moved on from
her climate change alarmism, you know, after she was done
with instilling fear and anxiety into millions of children and
stupid adults globally go.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Every movement that claimed to be fighting for justice equality
has to has to talk about the Moroccan occupation of
western Sahara and the repression and oppression that the Sahara
where people have had to endure for decades, because otherwise
we are leaving the Sahara with people behind, and that
(11:23):
is absolutely unacceptable. And I am ashamed and outraged that
so far the world has been so silent on this
topic that people are so unaware and are scared to
speak out.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
I mean, I just can't. With Greta. One of the
most embarrassing and downright shameful chapters was the embracing and
platforming of who was then a child by adults with
sick agendas. They used and abused her. Now she's an adult. Yes,
(12:01):
she is completely and entirely responsible for her own idiotic
actions now, but she never would have been able to
do so much damage had she not been anointed a
saint basically by the masses early on. You see, that's
the issue. She now has a huge platform, and that
(12:22):
was given to her.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
By numbots.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
Like complete and utter desperadoes who had absolutely no clue,
ensured that every silly thing that she attaches herself too
since is heard by millions. Therein lies the issue. So
to finish, ladies and gentlemen, a little bit of the
(12:50):
Australian Royal Commission into Anti Semitism, which was called, of course,
after the massacre of so many people at Bondai Beach
less than a year ago by two Isis inspired gunmen.
They targeted a Jewish event. Of course, a non Jew
was killed as well. This is what happens. One of
(13:10):
their victims was also a little girl called Matilda. So
this is serious stuff, right, This is a mass murder.
Again meant to be a Royal commission into anti Semitism,
not a grilling of Jews regarding the intent of scumbags,
and yes they are watch.
Speaker 5 (13:34):
Do you mean to imply, by any of your evidence
that the purpose of the rally that was organized by
the Palestine Action Group on the seventh of October twenty
twenty three was somehow celebratory of the October seven Hamas attack.
Speaker 4 (13:55):
What I would say is a lot of the social
media activity pertaining to that protest was quite celebrated of
what took place. There was a celebration on the eighth
of October. There was fireworks being released. Some of those
same individuals later attended the protests on month of October.
So I can't judge the motivations of everyone who attended,
but I think it's fair to say that there were
quite a few people there who were celebrating.
Speaker 5 (14:16):
I want to suggest to you that you have seen
nothing that has emanated from the organizers of the rally,
namely the Palestine Action Group, which would suggest in any
way that the rally was being convened to celebrate those
despicable attacks.
Speaker 4 (14:40):
Unfortunately, for the organizers, when you hold an event, you're
responsible to what takes place at that event, and there
were certainly acts of celebration, and there were acts of
quite a gregious antisemitism, and for better or worse, in
the same way I take responsibility for events which fall
into my auspices, I think the organizers of this protest
have to take responsibility for the scenes of notoriety which
(15:03):
were means worldwide.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Is it correct to say that as a president of
the Jewish Board of Deputies you feel that it is
incumbent upon you to keep her breast with for example,
publications made by the United Nations with respect to affairs
in Israel and the occupied territory.
Speaker 4 (15:23):
Look, I read a wide variety of materials. I think
just relying on the known nations probably doesn't give you
the full scope and full picture of what's going on,
but certainly, I mean I followed these matters closely over decades,
and what's happened in Gaza since Israel through in two
thousand and five, and what Hamas has done to that
(15:45):
territory and the way it took international aid and used
it for its own terrorist infrastructure has concerned me. Has
concerned me greatly. The way it's treated its LGBTQ community,
the way it's crushed civil descent, the way it's used
resources to build a tunnel city underneath Gaza to use
civilians as human shields. It's built tunnels into Israeli communities,
(16:08):
It's fired rockets. Innocent Israelis and innocent Palestinians have really
been a victim of a very vile terrorist organizer.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
So for anyone who maybe has amnesia and doesn't remember
the images that were broadcast around the world as hostages
were still being dragged into Gaza, as people were still
being slaughtered in Israel, still dying of their injuries, watch
(17:25):
and this lawyer on behalf of this apparent Palestine Action group. No,
they are pro terror.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
They are.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
You cannot watch these images and tell me they aren't.
You watch when you just saw, were they mourning the
loss or praying for those impacted, or even if they
wanted to completely ignore the slaughter of Jews and Israelis
in plenty of others Was this an event to call
(17:57):
for the safety of children in Gaza?
Speaker 2 (18:00):
Absolutely not.
Speaker 1 (18:04):
They were giddy with joy at what had occurred over
the moon. The intent, are you sure the intent was
to That is insulting, It is disgusting, It is not
the place for it. It should never have been allowed
to occur. And sorry, but the complete dissecting of Israel,
(18:30):
of the Jews, of anyone who stands against these scumbags,
happens daily everywhere media un I like everywhere. This was
one occasion. It should never have occurred. It was disgraceful,
it was disgusting. And by the way, even if they
(18:52):
had a point, it was not the right place. But
they didn't. They were lying. They were not telling the truth.
So it's tenfold worse. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is
the end of the show. Love you all, see you
next time. This is the erin Law show.
Speaker 7 (19:13):
Conversations gone on your phone on your friend show it
you never seen
Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and good night. I'm
doing that because someone told me good night sounds like
an ending, so it was confusing for them. So if
I do an upward inflection, then good night might sound
less like a farewell, welcome, great to have your company
(00:32):
wherever you are around the world. This is the Eron
Molan show. I am Erin Mullan shocking. I know now,
as a kind, decent and caring person, I would never
celebrate the booing of anyone.
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Except you.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Thank you, thank you, brother.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
Rounds, thank you. Oh we.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
Got thank you, happy thank you. Why didn't I tell them?
Are you ready for some work camp thing? Oh no,
we're not. No, we're not going. We're getting on work.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Somebody's getting the work.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Say who's getting in a war, Ladies and gentlemen. He
has made his bed, now he lies in it. I'm
actually really relieved by this reaction. It gets a little
bit scary for me sometimes when I start to think
that everyone in New York City loves him. I mean,
(02:21):
they've voted him in, and so many, except to select few,
seem to just be okay with what I consider to
be appalling behavior, not just from someone in a leadership position,
but just someone who is meant to be a human
(02:42):
being basically. So the fact that people are bothered enough
to do that reassures me. It comforts me that they
are aware of the very real threat he poses. So
it's one thing right to be in government and just
be completely incompetent and totally unqualified, and by the way,
(03:06):
he's both. But it's another thing entirely to desire the
destruction of the very place you are charged with protecting
and serving and the people you're meant to be committed
deeply too, like his ideological beliefs do not compute. He
(03:28):
ran cover for Hamas after October seventh, and since his
wife celebrated it. And I know, you cannot be held
responsible for these sins of someone else, blah blah blah.
But when you choose to share a bed with that
person every night and they like not just in their head,
(03:52):
but online post celebrating the slaughter of innocent people, young
people at a music festival, babies, the elderly, then you
are not a good person. I don't care what you say,
or what you try to argue, or what type of
separation you attempt to create. And by the way, he's
(04:16):
really not attempted to create any I love her, A
love her, he married her. Yes, that's great, amazing. She
is like someone who celebrates terror. I don't get it.
So good on those who make clear they don't stand
for it or stand with him, and may many, many,
(04:38):
many many more join the chorus. It was a week
for it, to be honest. Another case clearly deserving of
very vocal backlash.
Speaker 5 (04:49):
Go I've long believed and supported funding for order at
the border, and I have worked well with law enforcement
in Minnesota for years.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
But what I I.
Speaker 6 (05:04):
Ran the largest prosecutor's office in.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
This so speaking to a Minnesota farm fest crowd, and
come on, I mean really, farmers are the least likely
to molly coddle anyone. They call it as they see it.
They saw it, and they called it. And in case
you need a little refresher, she voted Amy Klobucker against
(05:30):
Boarder funding to strip ice enforcement. I mean she's a
repeat offender. These people are all deranged. The only variable
is to what extent get it? Like, no one left
in that party except maybe John Fetterman, has any sanity.
(05:56):
And of course, ladies and gentlemen, not that I am
American or a public but clearly I support them not
to be a sore loser. Congratulations to abdu El Sayed.
Congratulations on winning the Michigan Democratic Senate primary. Yay, he
just what American needs. Yes, another best friend of Hassan Piker,
(06:20):
you know, the nine to eleven apologist. I mean l
Sayed also tried to excuse someone trying to shoot Jewish
kids at a daycare. I mean, he's a real gem.
He's a real gem. And if anyone is wondering what
a Piker had to say to anyone who didn't vote
for El Sayed, well here it is.
Speaker 7 (06:41):
Here's the fucking take nuke for you. Okay, you are
all unbelievably Islamophobic pieces of shit.
Speaker 4 (06:47):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (06:50):
So, as I said before, these people aren't just incompetent,
they are dangerous, downright dangerous. This was at a forum
over the past couple of days looking into the danger
of the Muslim brotherhood. Ted Craze did a phenomenal job here.
Speaker 6 (07:08):
Watch does Abdul l Sayed's candidacy for senator and Michigan concern.
Speaker 7 (07:14):
Yes, sir, it does.
Speaker 8 (07:15):
Why is well?
Speaker 7 (07:17):
To begin with, I look at the connections that his
father in law. Chaikaku Taib has two Brotherhood linked groups.
This includes being the president at one time of CARE Michigan.
Also his presence on the Islamic Society of North America
Founders Committee, which is only for those most exclusively devoted
to ISNA and provide significant amounts of funding. There are
(07:39):
other known Brotherhood members on that committee. I would also
look at El Sayeed's ties to a group called m Gage,
which purports to be a Muslim sort of get out
the vote or candidate recruitment organization, but it has close
ties to CARE. It was created by a former CARE
member who at one time was on a terror watch
(07:59):
list and was also a consultant to convicted terrorist Samuel Aaron.
Speaker 6 (08:08):
Do you believe the Islamic Society of North America or
ISNA is an ongoing part of the Muslim Brotherhood network
in the United States.
Speaker 7 (08:16):
Yes, Sir, I do. There were some HLF documents that
reflected hesitation by the Brotherhood that they thought perhaps they
were losing control of IS'NA at one point, but they
appear to have rectified that. As far as I can tell,
there are still individuals associated with the Muslim Brotherhood who
are in high leadership positions with that organization, and they
have never repudiated their ties to the organization.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
And the man himself. I mean, we don't need to
just show you other people speaking on his behalf. So
when this, you know, the terrorist scumbag Ayatolla was killed
on the first day of the war, of course, just
a reminder, the man with American blood tens and that
of tens of thousands of his own people this year alone.
(09:06):
He was ah, how do I put this? L s
a Ed was super empathetic with voters who might have
been affected by it.
Speaker 8 (09:17):
Go.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
So again, this is.
Speaker 4 (09:19):
Going to decay wives reason.
Speaker 7 (09:20):
I also want to remind you guys that there are
a lot of people in your moren who are sad today.
Speaker 1 (09:25):
So like, I just don't want to comment on how
many at all. I don't think it's worse even touching that,
but clearly didn't have the balls to come out with it.
Nothing quite like you know, having the courage of your convictions.
Speaker 3 (09:44):
Right.
Speaker 9 (09:45):
I don't want to say anything because I'm a fraud
and I still want to kind of semi hide the
fact that I'm a cheer girl for terrorism and you know,
all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
So just don't bring it up at all, because God forbid,
my true colors might come out. I mean they will eventually,
but I mean, to be honest, the irony here is
he could probably come out and say, ah, the by
a dollar, my heart is broken, and Americans there would
probably still vote him in because so many of them
have come in that hate your country. Ah, what more
(10:25):
do people need to see and hear to determine they
don't want anything to do with these people. I mean,
no doubt Greta Tunberg is a huge fan of him,
no doubt.
Speaker 7 (10:38):
Mind.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
You she has moved on from her very passionate pro
Palestinian translation pro terror stance, having already moved on from
her climate change alarmism, you know, after she was done
with instilling fear and anxiety into millions of children and
stupid adults globally go.
Speaker 3 (11:00):
Every movement that claimed to be fighting for justice equality
has to has to talk about the Moroccan occupation of
western Sahara and the repression and oppression that the Sahara
where people have had to endure for decades, because otherwise
we are leaving the Sahara with people behind, and that
(11:23):
is absolutely unacceptable. And I am ashamed and outraged that
so far the world has been so silent on this
topic that people are so unaware and are scared to
speak out.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
I mean, I just can't. With Greta. One of the
most embarrassing and downright shameful chapters was the embracing and
platforming of who was then a child by adults with
sick agendas. They used and abused her. Now she's an adult. Yes,
(12:01):
she is completely and entirely responsible for her own idiotic
actions now, but she never would have been able to
do so much damage had she not been anointed a
saint basically by the masses early on. You see, that's
the issue. She now has a huge platform, and that
(12:22):
was given to her.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
By numbots.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
Like complete and utter desperadoes who had absolutely no clue,
ensured that every silly thing that she attaches herself too
since is heard by millions. Therein lies the issue. So
to finish, ladies and gentlemen, a little bit of the
(12:50):
Australian Royal Commission into Anti Semitism, which was called, of course,
after the massacre of so many people at Bondai Beach
less than a year ago by two Isis inspired gunmen.
They targeted a Jewish event. Of course, a non Jew
was killed as well. This is what happens. One of
(13:10):
their victims was also a little girl called Matilda. So
this is serious stuff, right, This is a mass murder.
Again meant to be a Royal commission into anti Semitism,
not a grilling of Jews regarding the intent of scumbags,
and yes they are watch.
Speaker 5 (13:34):
Do you mean to imply, by any of your evidence
that the purpose of the rally that was organized by
the Palestine Action Group on the seventh of October twenty
twenty three was somehow celebratory of the October seven Hamas attack.
Speaker 4 (13:55):
What I would say is a lot of the social
media activity pertaining to that protest was quite celebrated of
what took place. There was a celebration on the eighth
of October. There was fireworks being released. Some of those
same individuals later attended the protests on month of October.
So I can't judge the motivations of everyone who attended,
but I think it's fair to say that there were
quite a few people there who were celebrating.
Speaker 5 (14:16):
I want to suggest to you that you have seen
nothing that has emanated from the organizers of the rally,
namely the Palestine Action Group, which would suggest in any
way that the rally was being convened to celebrate those
despicable attacks.
Speaker 4 (14:40):
Unfortunately, for the organizers, when you hold an event, you're
responsible to what takes place at that event, and there
were certainly acts of celebration, and there were acts of
quite a gregious antisemitism, and for better or worse, in
the same way I take responsibility for events which fall
into my auspices, I think the organizers of this protest
have to take responsibility for the scenes of notoriety which
(15:03):
were means worldwide.
Speaker 8 (15:05):
Is it correct to say that as a president of
the Jewish Board of Deputies you feel that it is
incumbent upon you to keep her breast with for example,
publications made by the United Nations with respect to affairs
in Israel and the occupied territory.
Speaker 4 (15:23):
Look, I read a wide variety of materials. I think
just relying on the known nations probably doesn't give you
the full scope and full picture of what's going on,
but certainly, I mean I followed these matters closely over decades,
and what's happened in Gaza since Israel through in two
thousand and five, and what Hamas has done to that
(15:45):
territory and the way it took international aid and used
it for its own terrorist infrastructure has concerned me. Has
concerned me greatly. The way it's treated its LGBTQ community,
the way it's crushed civil descent, the way it's used
resources to build a tunnel city underneath Gaza to use
civilians as human shields. It's built tunnels into Israeli communities,
(16:08):
It's fired rockets. Innocent Israelis and innocent Palestinians have really
been a victim of a very vile terrorist organizer.
Speaker 1 (16:16):
So for anyone who maybe has amnesia and doesn't remember
the images that were broadcast around the world as hostages
were still being dragged into Gaza, as people were still
being slaughtered in Israel, still dying of their injuries, watch
(17:25):
and this lawyer on behalf of this apparent Palestine Action group. No,
they are pro terror.
Speaker 2 (17:34):
They are.
Speaker 1 (17:36):
You cannot watch these images and tell me they aren't.
You watch when you just saw, were they mourning the
loss or praying for those impacted, or even if they
wanted to completely ignore the slaughter of Jews and Israelis
in plenty of others Was this an event to call
(17:57):
for the safety of children in Gaza?
Speaker 2 (18:00):
Absolutely not.
Speaker 1 (18:04):
They were giddy with joy at what had occurred over
the moon. The intent, are you sure the intent was
to That is insulting, It is disgusting, It is not
the place for it. It should never have been allowed
to occur. And sorry, but the complete dissecting of Israel,
(18:30):
of the Jews, of anyone who stands against these scumbags,
happens daily everywhere media un I like everywhere. This was
one occasion. It should never have occurred. It was disgraceful,
it was disgusting. And by the way, even if they
(18:52):
had a point, it was not the right place. But
they didn't. They were lying. They were not telling the truth.
So it's tenfold worse. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is
the end of the show. Love you all, see you
next time. This is the erin Law show.
Speaker 7 (19:13):
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