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Coming up on Studio's America, Jason Butchrel is here with an update on Israel's war

with Hamas. Those evil is really starting a war again. We'll also get a preview of

heat-newest Glenn Beck Special. Top scientists in the United States are calling for a deeper

investigation into COVID-19's mysterious origins. If only a stupid little TV program had

done that, I don't know, like over a year ago. I mean, go back and watch this called the

Wuhan Conspiracy. And also, I will say, although I'm getting up here in years at a hit-making

27. Wow, I can't believe it's been that long. I still love to play with Lego bricks, building

houses, bridges, monsters, and entire spectrums of sexuality. Make me feel like a kid all

over again, even with the ex-orbitant Lego price tags. So let's put the pieces together

and do commercializing sexuality.

Today's show is absolutely 100% not about Legos. It's true, not about Legos at all partially

because Legos are not a thing. It's true. Did you know that Legos are not a thing? This

is a tweet that Lego has posted before it's a couple years ago, but they explain the

point here. Here it is. It says Lego is always an adjective. So Lego bricks, Lego elements,

Lego sets, etc. Never, ever, Legos. The plural of Lego is not Lego. The plural of Lego is

Lego. Now, this is of course completely unusable in the world because my kids have Lego. And

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