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It's going to be an interesting show tonight.

We've got some great stories to cover. But that doesn't mean we're going to spend the whole time covering our stories.

That's kind of silly.

This show is about open phone lines, which means you can call in with any topic you like, and we'd love to discuss it with you.

Now, please remember, we are on a bunch of radio

stations and radio stations get really angry if we throw out curse words and stuff like that so

keep it clean but we'd love to engage in a conversation with you and by we i mean myself chris

i'm i'm i and nobody. Nobody. The artist

formerly known as Rich Paul. It's true. It is, but one thing is just not going to fly

apparently in a Minnesota City Council meeting and that is the threat of my God, listen to this, they want to do away with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Nice.

Wow.

What do you mean nice?

I mean, this is a, this is, I mean, George Washington used to begin meetings with a pledge.

I'm pretty sure.

Wrong.

The pledge was developed during the Cold War by a guy named Bellamy, who was a socialist. Was that the Cold War going on at that time? Late 1800s? I don't think that started. He is a little earlier than that, but not much. Does it go back that far? Yeah, late 1800s was. Oh, no, it was during the Cold War that they added the words under God. That's right. That's what it was. You're right. It does go back further because my parents did do the pledge. But Francis, and they did. And when they did the pledge, they did, they properly did the correct. They had all the students do the Bellamy salute. Right. Now, I can't. Which was also the Roman salute.

Which was also the Nazi salute.

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