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How about a little news update and then we'll get into Vice Presidential

Pick and all the stuff about politics? Well the New York Post has a story that there's a new theory about how the

pyramids got built and maybe they used the apparently there was a lot of

water in that area back in the pyramid building days. There were rivers and

canals and they may have used the rivers and canals to power the building of

the pyramid. So they may have been harnessing the water power to help them lift the

heavy blocks. I'm not sure exactly how they harnessed it, but if I were building a pyramid, let me tell you how I would do it.

I would start with build a canal where I could float all the big rocks. So if you wrapped enough wood around them I think

they'd all float. So you float your big rocks from the quarry right up to the

pyramid, but now you got to get the rock up to the top of the pyramid. How do you do it?

Well, I don't know, but the way I'd do it is I'd have the center of the pyramid always empty.

Like there's a big column in the middle of it and I would

have an underground canal so that I could move the things into the move those

move those big blocks that are floating on wood into the middle of the pyramid

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