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Well, if you were expecting a slow weekend over the 4th of July celebration with very little news,

you are very disappointed because there is so much going on.

We're going to cover it today.

I'm certainly not Sean.

I am Peter Schweitzer, four-time number one New York Times best-selling author,

investigative journalist. I'm covering today for Sean, along with my co-host and podcast partner,

Eric Eggers. Eric, how are you? I'm excellent, and it's an honor to be talking to Sean Handy's

radio audience. You know, they played the best of Sean Handy's show on Thursday and Friday for

the holiday weekend. And I like to

imagine a world in which there are people in the audience who only get their news from Sean Hannity's

radio show. So they have no idea what happened since Sean signed off on Wednesday afternoon. And

if you're one of those people, you've missed a lot and we're here to help you understand just how

much has changed in the six days since you've heard a live radio program're here to help you understand just how much has changed

in the six days since you've heard a live radio program yeah well we've got tragedy in

texas this horrific story where uh... river rose twenty six feet in forty five

minutes uh... at least one hundred people dead we're gonna cover that and we're

gonna look at the heroics that have taken place in Texas.

The big beautiful bill was signed.

This legislation, which passed the House by only two votes and passed the Senate with the help of J.D. Vance was signed by President Trump on July 4th, as he promised, as he said he would.

We have the Epstein Files bombshell released on sunday night

talk about a slow news time the fbi doj concluding there was no suicide there was no client list

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