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This is your host, Allie Michelle.

I'm sure you have heard the song, Richmond from Richmond.

That song has taken over the charts, over the internet internet and people are mad about it and with that

we'll jump right into it so the artist's name is oliver anthony by the way this song is awesome

super amazing well written well executed He just did a great job. And, you know, people of the Republican Party, you know, the elites, the people on the way, way top are angry about it. Same with Democrats. It's, it's absolutely insane. There's been articles saying it's an extreme song. And the National Review posted on

Twitter next time Oliver Anthony should consider singing about what makes America a great land,

a land of opportunity, not of guaranteed success. A land made for you and me.

Sure, that's great.

We have, I'm proud to be American songs, I have that,

but to actually reach an everyday American who busts their butts all day,

single mom's working, this was based really around, you know,

the blue collar and how the rich men benefit off of, you know, the blue collar and how the

rich men benefit off of, you know, the hard worked Americans. Now, I'm not saying this song is

terrible. Why? I don't understand. It's reaching an audience. And obviously, the charts show it.

So the fact that there's all these, you know, crazy extremist trying to

degrade and to give less credit to this song is absolutely absurd. This song gave me chills

all through my entire body. I am a blue collar worker.

I was a drywaller.

As some of you know, this song is amazing.

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