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This is how can this happen?

This is Betsy Bell.

We know what happens.

That's where we run into problems.

Because once something happened, what comes next is what matters.

This is Betsy Bell at the Double B Studios.

We're here in Las Vegas, Nevada.

And today our subject is know-it-all.

We're all know-it-alls. Don't disturb me with the facts. I know everything.

You can't trick me into thinking that I don't. And why would you think that? If you know everything,

then why do you need the internet? Why do you watch a news show? If you know everything, then why do you need the internet?

Why do you watch a news show? If you're going to decide what the news is because you're

a know-it-all, then there isn't any room for you to learn. I understand about learning. But know it all typically refers to an

arrogant person because that person acts like they know everything and then they dismiss

anything that anyone else knows.

And today I am talking about know it all because I played it.

The play happened yesterday.

But first, we're going to go back to a bill that I spoke of on a podcast.

Miss Know It All, me, Betsy Bell, your how can this happen, hostess, knowing that I don't know everything, I acted like a know-it-all.

Dina Titus, Congresswoman in Nevada, hopefully we're going to retire her. It's time for her to move on. But before she moves on,

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