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Today, part two of Bill Witherby and Don Mixer. That's right. We're not done with them yet.

I'm Bill Witherby and welcome to Bill Witherby's Thoughts. Bill Witherby's Thoughts

on items in the news. Significant cultural moments. Not the Barbie movie? Hold on, who are you?

I'm General Galen Shaw. You knew that General Shaw would be commenting, right?

I knew that General Shaw would be commenting, but I thought that I would be alone to make my case

first before I hear him interject. Well, you said that the high points of the culture or whatever

you said. I said we comment, Mr. Henry, you know, this is what you agreed to, Bill, that yesterday

you were just doing straight commentary. Yeah. Well, the Barbie movie, is that a high point of culture?

The Barbie movie, I guess you didn't, this ought to be fun. Did he hear the show yesterday, Phil?

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