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And I got an interesting email asking my opinion about marijuana legalization. So I'll tackle

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You know what? Tucker Carlson is in trouble for saying some bad things. He said some bad

things on a radio show a long time ago. But I think that he just has a different experience

in the use of words. That's all. That's all. That's the excuse that Nancy Pelosi offered

for Ihan Omar on Friday. Those were her exact words. She said that, no, Omar is an

anti-Semitic. She just has a different experience in the use of words, which is just, that might

be my favorite politician-y thing that any politician has ever said. It's certainly the

most politician-y thing that any politician has ever said. It's so good that it made-it

probably made Bill Clinton jealous. Like Bill Clinton heard that and said, well, why

did I think to ever say that? That's a good one. It depends on what the definition of

is is. That's pretty good. But no, she just has a different experience of the use of words.

That's even better. And that is an excuse that can really get anyone off the hook, can't

get it. So maybe Carlson can use that. Now, I want to talk more about the Carlson thing.

And I'm going to explain why I don't care at all what he said. I don't believe he

owes anyone an apology. I don't think he should be fired. I don't think he should face any

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