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Angie here. And you can call in and discuss what you want, but I've got a little piece of show prep here.

Angie, you've heard about the New Zealand shooting, I presume, right? I did.

It's hard not to. Yep. And it turns out there some lunatic goes out there and shoots a bunch of people at

Damasca. Looks like 50 dead. And I mean, you've got to basically be under a rock at this point not to have

heard about this. But what I didn't know was it's illegal in New Zealand to share or even possess this video.

They've got laws that they've had for decades that say you can't have this, that sort of thing.

Yeah, I saw that. I was really surprised.

Yeah, I'm here from zero hedge.com.

I don't usually use them as a source, but hey, you know, I dance with the one who brought me,

and here's the story.

New Zealand authorities have reminded citizens that they face up to 10 years in prison

for knowingly possessing a copy of the New Zealand Mosque shooting video and up to 14 years in prison for sharing it.

Corporations such as web hosts face an additional $200,000 fine.

Those are New Zealand dollars.

It's only 137,000 U.S.

Under the same law.

Terrorist Brenton Terrant, I guess, is the bad guy's name there.

We're not supposed to use that name because somehow it makes people want to do it more or some darn thing.

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