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Welcome to The Three Martini Lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Guarantee of National Review.

Three Martini's coming up.

Very glad you're with us for the Thursday edition of The Three Martini Lunch.

We've got good, bad and crazy Martini's for you today.

Jim let's dive into the good and when we were talking about Howard Schultz,

the former CEO of Starbucks, not a lot of good Martini's when it comes to his politics.

Although he did expose the Democratic Party pretty well a little bit before the 2020 election,

when he said he was thinking about running as an independent,

and Howard Schultz went from this model of a progressive CEO to public enemy number one,

where Colbert was making jokes about Starbucks and just anything that could potentially damage

the effort to defeat Donald Trump made him absolutely anathema to the Democratic Party.

But he was testifying, I believe this is yesterday, before the Senate Health Education,

Labor and Pensions Committee, the help committee, as it's commonly known,

and it's chaired by one Bernie Sanders, that should make you shudder in and of itself.

But Howard Schultz was being asked about a number of things.

He was under questioning at this moment by Tina Smith of Minnesota,

and she had apparently spoken disparagingly of millionaires and billionaires,

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