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Today I want to address the commencement speech that Harrison

Butler gave a week ago or two weeks ago at Benedictine College when I saw it for the first time, when I saw his entire speech,

I was stunned.

I couldn't believe this guy talked, he poked at every single idle in the culture today and it was it

was amazing actually and then I want to talk about kind of my response to different things he's saying in the speech and then talk about what some of the reaction has been.

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