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It is time for something we do every single week.
We call it cow. It's an acronym. Four, a fun
look back at the week. That was clips of the week. Three,
I came on a little beautiful thing. It's cold here.
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If you're like that guy, come on, man. We have
a crisis on the border. Run the scientists is not
backing down. He says nothing more than a stunt, but
it's done with intention, cruel intention. Just from my hometown.
On a rate, we're sending out one to twenty six
buses a day, but no one can seem to put
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the brakes on inflation. The latest rate eight point two
page lawsuit accuses Mr Trump and his family of making
more than two were false and misleading asset valuation. Claiming
you have money that you do not have does not
amount to the art of the deal. It's the art
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of the steel. The Nicky Haley conversation came out. There's
some of us that can be chameleons and decide not
to embrace our ethnicity. You know, it's not the first
time and it won't be the last time that the
hosts of the view come after me. That's not what happened.
What didn't happen. There's no way she had a plan
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like she she had planned this. How do you know
Jed to have a plan? Because she called me. I mean,
I don't have plant. And, to be clear, what this
is children being used as props in the sexual fantasies
of adults that, in Putin's rule, is not going according
to plan. Crane will, over time, I think, retake the
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territory that Russia has seen since twenty four February. Are
Unlike Ukraine. To be clear, Sir U, s forces, US
men and women, would defend Taiwan in the event of
a Chinese invasion. Yes, boy, the book about when Biden
was younger and sharper includes quotes from Babe Ruth and
Herbert Hoover was appreciation to Gen Z. Today he met
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a Tiktok video of him doing the mashed potatoes deep buck,
that is high that US bark. That is God. He's
tied up, Babe, it's a judge and lass. The president
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left diplomats with this. Thank you for tolerance and listening
to me. It's Colm. I become more convinced over the
last two days, having followed a little this, that the
trump marlago papers thing. He might be in trouble on
that one. I don't know. I still don't know why
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he was keeping that stuff around his house. Didn't just
give it back to avoid all this hassle. But anyway,
that might be a real problem. But the one about
his overvaluing his stuff is just even if it's true,
the way it's being treated is weird. This sort of
thing happens on a regular basis where business people do that.
They get they get it ends up in court. It
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takes years for certainly gonna take many, many, many, many,
many many months for this to make its way through
the courts and everything like that, and to come out
and make that sort of announcement to make it sound
like we finally nailed the bastard. It's the art of
a steel and all this sort of stuff was this
is just weird and clearly politically motivated. If it weren't
Donald Trump, the guy who might be president again, they
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wouldn't have handled that in any any close to a
similar way. It ain't cool. I don't like that. I
don't like that at all. It's cone says that Little Kid.
We have to play that again. I don't remember what
time we played it yesterday we got to play it
earlier in the show. For anybody didn't hear it, the
cute little kid talking about the Corner Armstrong and Jetty
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