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Coming up on Studio's America, Glenn Beck joins me to talk about the mafia.

But not one full of sopranos or gambinos or gubabubles and all that. A new kind of

mafia, I'm going to say that tonight. My segment on Loud in County last night must have

struck a chord because I have a major update on math story. And Joe Biden has announced

his plan to combat gun crime in the United States. Or that's what he wants you to think.

We all know what he's really battling. So let's do Biden versus the second amendment.

Steve does America.

Joe Biden had a big speech today. Did you watch it? I hope you did. You go to my Instagram

page. I did some live commentary and we covered a bunch of the speech there at Studio's America.

You can always check that out, subscribe, and click on the link in the bio. I'll give

you a kind of a pass to everything that we do here.

But Biden was out talking about gun crime. And this is what Democrats do when they want

to talk about crime. They can't just talk about crime because to admit that there's a

crime problem in this country would usually lead people to believe that perhaps more policing

is necessary. It's not really the path they want to take, though that it was mentioned

briefly in the speech today. You have to say gun crime because then you can make guns

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