And I made my decision at the base of the Tarquin Rock, which is where they used to throw the criminals off.

You'd get convicted of a crime and they drag you to the rock and throw you off.

And if you look in the guidebook, it says that it is not wheelchair accessible, which isn't surprising.

And all the guidebook also said, good for kids.

Ask not what your country can do for you.

Ask what you can do for your country.

Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall.

It's the Rikishay Podcast with Charles C.W. Cook and Stephen Hayward.

I'm James Lillick.

And today with Dr. Ray on Salam about the events in New York, plus Iraq, plus Supreme Court, more than enough for a podcast.

So thanks to this decision, we can now properly file to proceed with these numerous policies

and those that have been wrongly enjoined in a nationwide basis,

including birthright citizenship, ending sanctuary, city funding, suspending refugee resettlement,

freezing unnecessary funding, stopping federal taxpayers from paying for transgender surgeries.

Welcome, everyone. It's the Rurkishay podcast number 747.

Buckle up, as they

like to say in the internet when they're about to tell you something.

We've got some interesting things to talk about.

I'm James Lilloch's in Minneapolis,

where it's very cloudy, very cool,

but the Karelian atop the city hall tower

was playing blue skies, which was just a nice way to end the week.

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