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Mike Johnson, the state of Louisiana, having received a majority of the votes cast, has duly elected Speaker of the House of Representatives to the 118th Congress.

I'm going to say here, please get first, I'm going to say here, please.

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The Republicans are trying to sabotage the Biden administration's efforts to fix the issues at the border.

You serious?

Crooked Joe can't even walk up the children's stairs in there for us one, you know?

What the hell happened to the stairs, they're all slippery now.

You ever see the, makes a speech if you call it that.

This law is helping them out.

Rum swabs, hacks and moon bats beware, it's.

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And, you know, we talked with Riley Gaines earlier today and I mentioned to her something that I'm never going to be able to forget when she went to San Francisco state to speak to a group like she's going to speak to at Harvard tomorrow night.

And this gang, this mob of weird people, I don't know who they were, took over the whole building and she had cops with her and the cops knew there weren't enough of them to control the left wing mob and they pushed her into a classroom and locked the classroom to protect her.

And it was a horrible, horrible time and an event.

Well, guess what's happened tonight in New York City in the East Village.

There were apparently two dueling protests, one pro Nazi, pro Hamas, and the other one pro Israel, mainly Jewish students, I guess.

And so the, I guess the Jewish students were outnumbered, the Cooper unions, it's always been a great art institute.

You know, if you remember my book, Rifleman, the portrait of Stevie Fleming on it, it's an excellent portrait.

It was done by one of my daughters, high school classmates, who went to Cooper Union because he was such a talented artist.

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