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It's time to take a look at the news of the week.

San Francisco Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi has been reelected to her post as House Democrat leader.

The 115-year-old Pelosi won the ballot because Democrats said they felt there were still some areas of the country they hadn't alienated.

These include the rest area between exits 15 and 16 on Interstate 40 outside Russellville, Arkansas,

and the last three rows of the old movie theater in Zainsville, Ohio.

Pelosi said she would immediately get to work on issues Americans care about,

like whether urinals should be installed in women's bathrooms to accommodate women who are actually men wearing a dress.

Dylan Roof, the man accused of murdering nine people at a historic black church in Shelby, North Carolina,

has decided to act as his own attorney at his trial.

Experts say this proves the truth of the old adage a man who acts as his own lawyer has a racist psychokiller for a client.

Roof is already participating in the jury selection process and says he's looking for jurors who think slaughtering innocent people on mass is a-okay.

Those jurors who have been impeannelt so far have already been asking the judge some clarifying questions,

such as do we have to sit through the whole trial before we convict him, and is there a slower, more painful version of the death penalty?

The new Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer says Republican plans to privatize Medicare show the GOP is going to wage a war on seniors.

President-elect Donald Trump has said he has no plans to change Medicare, but Schumer says it's still a Republican war on seniors,

because something, something, something. House Republican leader Paul Ryan said he was disappointed in Schumer's remarks,

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