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Slack.com slash DHQ. So everybody is talking about how a president

Trump was booed by nationals fans last night. They also shouted, lock him up. And if you

haven't seen it yet, here's the here's the clip of that.

So listen, some people are upset by that. But my point is you can't really blame them,

can you? I mean, Trump did just kill a scholar after all. And I'll steer one at that.

It's one thing to go around killing scholars, but to kill, and I'll steer scholar of all

things, well, you just can't do that. So it's hard to blame them. We'll talk about Al

Bigdott's death and especially how the media reacted to it, including the Washington

Post's now infamous characterization, as I just alluded to, of the terrorist leader as an

austere religious scholar. We've also got to talk about Kanye West, of course, and his

new gospel album. Also him coming out as pro-life, which I think is the more significant revelation

over the last week about Kanye West. And Katie Hill resigned. We've been following this

story for the last week. So we're going to talk about that as well. But Katie Hill has

resigned. The Congresswoman who engaged in absurdly unethical and probably illegal behavior.

She resigned, but guess who is the victim? You're never going to guess who's really the victim

in this story. We'll talk about all that and more. But first, a word from Brickhouse. Have

you ever wondered why so many Americans are sick, unhealthy, overweight? Between the foods,

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