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Coming up on Studeau's America, John Ziegler blows the lid off the Penn State Joe

paterno scandal. A capital rioter hits a pothole on the highway to love. And I tell you

exactly what pandemic measures I'm keeping in my life even after COVID is gone for good.

Let's do pandemic positives.

Okay, the last year has sucked for a million different reasons, but I will say it wasn't

all bad. There are a few things about pandemic life that I want to keep. You can tweet me

yours if you have any ideas at Studeau's America or any of the social networks you happen

to be on. And if your ideas don't completely suck, maybe we'll share some of them.

Okay, what do I want to keep from the past year? How about zero traffic? I want no traffic.

I don't know if you're essential. Are you an essential employee? You could be one of

those people who are easily discarded by society. But this show, this stupid little show you're

watching right now, was an essential show. And I am an essential host. I only tell you

this, of course, to brag about it, but also because I didn't experience the shutdown

like everybody else did. We kept braving the pandemic to bring you important updates

about how bad Colin Kaepernick is and how awful Andrew Cuomo is and how much Nancy Pelosi

sucks. One of the great pleasures of this time was that no one was on the road. I mean,

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