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Today, there are some things that need to be said and I'm going to say them. Also, five

headlines, including celebrities helping to fund and support the destruction of poor

minority neighborhoods. This is the cause that celebrities are rallying behind right

now. And finally, I thought that it was dangerous to protest during a pandemic. Isn't that

what we were told for months? I mean, didn't the media spend months telling us that if

you got in protest during a pandemic and you're going to kill people, you'd got to kill

grandma, that's what we were told. What happened to all of that? We're going to talk about all of

that today on the show. I do, as I said, have a lot to say as you can imagine. I went away

for less than a week. I went away for, you know, what, like four days on vacation. The country erupted

in the meantime. So I leave you people alone for a few days and this is what you do without my

guidance. So I'm going to try to say most of what I think needs to be said today. Though, of course,

I'm sure I can't fit it all into one show. And we'll start here. Um,

amid the media fueled Democrat endorsed chaos that is currently gripping our cities,

a lot of effort has been made to justify and romanticize the violent hordes that are

wreaking destruction all over the place. But despite these extremely pathetic rationalizations,

the rioters are not aggrieved citizens deeply hurting and in pain and engaging in cereal

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