All right, he had a look and everyone to welcome to it. It is the Derrick Hunter

Puckett and what the hell is the date? It's the third day of November 2020 to get

in closer to election day. Happy Thursday to you. I'm Derrick Hunter. I'm your host. Let

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Now let's get on with the program. Action Pack program as always. We've got a lot of

stuff going on. We've got the last week of the campaign and it is the fundraising letters

are getting a little desperate. They're getting a little pathetic. They're getting a little

hilarious. So randomly throughout the show. I always get a big response when I use the

Civil War music. And so randomly throughout the show, I'm going to read various selections

from different fundraising emails. And you can tell the level of desperation in these campaigns

by the tone of their fundraising emails. And I think setting it to the Civil War music.

It may be not, but I've read them directly as to how they are. Because

well, Federman and out in Ohio Tim Ryan are sending some really, I don't know to whom this

appeals. But the tone is, you guys suck. You haven't been sending us enough money. We need

more of your money. Give us more of your money. I don't know about Tim Ryan. I think Tim Ryan's

doing all right, but I don't think he's rich. I know that Federman is rich. Comes from a wealthy

family to have him sitting there going, I need your $3. Like, hey, man, what are you? The suddenly

the paper boy from Better Off Dead, I want my $2. How about you dipping your own pocket? But

Federman doesn't dip into his own pocket ever. That's what he's known for is not ever working,

not ever spending his own money. But anyway, let's actually, let's play some Civil War music here

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