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This is the Tom Hartman program.

A lot going on in the world today as Herschel Walker is melting down in Georgia.

How will the power of economic outrage beat most other issues?

I want to get into that and the Republican mythology around their ability to be good on the

economy. It's just it's breathtaking. The sales pitch they've sold us. Also will the GOP focus

on crime and safety as an effort to shift Americans attention away from abortion rights? Will that work?

So far it looks like Mitch McConnell has bet something like $50 million on it. We'll see.

Greg Palis is going to drop by at the bottom of the hour. He has a new film out that's premiering

this week in Georgia. It's called vigilante and it's a damn shocking account of how Republicans

are suppressing the vote. I want to get into this new government report that notes that the

richest 1% of Americans now earn now own one third of all the wealth in the United States.

It's breathtaking. Imagine you know 100 kids in a kindergarten class and one of those kids has

33 cookies and more than half of them have two cookies to share between all 50 of them. I mean

that's that's where we're at. But I want to start out with this issue of economic outrage and how

economic outrage basically trumps most other issues. You know crime is a big deal obviously and

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