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The attempt to poison myself and Vice President Alkman didn't work, and we are here.

You remember when I was running in the elections,

I said that one of my wishes was to bring Brazil back to normality,

to democratic civility.

The former president of Brazil is accused of trying to overthrow and even kill his political rival.

It's Friday, November 22nd, and this is here and now anytime from NPR and WBUR.

I'm Chris Bentley.

Today on the show, he supported Donald Trump.

She voted for Kamala Harris, but their father-daughter bond would not be broken by a contentious election.

My priorities are God, family, and country in that order.

Exactly.

Also, Kathy Gunst has some new dessert ideas to liven up your Thanksgiving table and advice for how to flip your upside down apple cake out of the pan.

Here's the key. You take the cake out of the oven and you let it sit for 20 minutes. Not 10 minutes, not an hour.

That's coming up at about 15 minutes. But first,

Brazil's former president, Jayao Bolsonaro, and dozens of his allies, have been charged with

running a criminal conspiracy to keep Bolsonaro in power after he lost the 2022 election

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