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Hey there, folks. It is Tuesday, February 3rd, and we sure hope the authorities know more about the

disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's mom than they're telling the public because we just

listened to a new briefing.

And we saw the sheriff several times throw his literally throw his arms in the airs to say,

I don't know. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J., but as we start this episode,

Robs, there was something very, at least to us, that stood out. We'll get into what he didn't

know, but we want a first row, but what he

wouldn't say. And that's whether or not a ransom has come in. And you know what? Because he

kept saying, no, I don't know, and he kept shooting down lots of other questions, it was notable

that he quickly glossed over without addressing the ransom question,

and then thankfully you were waiting for it, someone follow up and ask again. I was desperate.

The last question, a reporter, you were like, yes, finally followed up and said, hey, when someone

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