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I'm Michael Berry and it is an honor to be filling in for Clay and Buck who will be back with you

on Wednesday after a July 4th break tomorrow. On Wednesday they will be talking to former New Jersey

governor Chris Christie and it should be interesting to hear how Chris Christie responds to his

inability to make any moves in the polls. But I will leave that to Clay and Buck for now.

Let's start with someone else I'm not fond of and that's Lindsey Graham.

On the evening of January 6th, after the stop the steel rally, the president,

Trump, President Trump speaks to his fans and they walk over to the Capitol.

And regardless of what you believe happened that day, I believe a number of FBI agents were

encouraging inducing some sort of violent rally which didn't occur. The only death that occurred

was to an American patriot who she was a veteran was killed by an officer who wasn't punished and

should have been. There were a lot of things going on at the time. They were supposedly a bomb

placed at the Republican headquarters and the Democrat headquarters. There was supposedly all

this violence, but the very guy we have on video encouraging it. Well, we're told that he was a great

guy and he's the one guy who wasn't prosecuted. Adam Kinsinger and Liz Cheney Sherdo tried to

send a lot of patriots to prison and many of them ended up there. And Lindsey Graham, what did he do

that day? Well, that evening Lindsey Graham said he did not be associated with the people who had

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