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Weekend edition, honored to be with you this Sunday night, Monday morning.

My honor, indeed.

We're going to do a lot.

Next hour we're going to have on somebody that was a complete utter surprise.

The last time we had him on, Sir Charles Schultz.

Really an incredible interview.

Amazing man. And you'll hear him next hour if you didn't

get the honor to hear him a month or so ago.

Well, of course, remaining the number one news item, the passing of our president, Ronald

Reagan.

He was remembered with jelly beans.

He had a thing for those, you'll recall, flowers, American flags on Sunday at memorials in his hometown outside the mortuary, where the former president's body lay and all your hearts, I know, or most of them anyway.

Reagan will be memorial law, and I say that because, believe it or not, I have some emails from people who rejoice at his death.

That's incredible to me.

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