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Welcome back to the Durs show.

A really good day for justice in America today.

Number one, the subwayway Good Samaritan gets unanimously acquitted by a jury that included several African Americans who obviously were prepared to resist the threats directed by Black Lives Matter and other activists, and also the bad guy was found.

And it's hard to have any doubt about the fact that they got the right guy.

We'll talk about that in a couple of minutes.

Both of those seem to be

good things for American justice. But before we get there, I have a few things. One, got to do a little

Jew talk. Now, it's not my term, Jew talk. You'll recall last week, I think it was, that some

anti-Semite wrote me, a letter which I read on the air saying,

I hate your Jew talk.

Don't do any Jew talk.

We don't listen to you for Jew talk.

We want you to talk about how great Trump is, but no Jew talk.

Well, sorry, sorry.

I'm going to do Jew talk every time it's warranted. And I'm now going to call it my Jew talk part of the program in honor of the bigot and the anti-Semmo.

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