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Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Gurdesky.

We're going to do a deep dive on Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar and her Dignity Act because she says it's on amnesty, but I've done a lot of homework on it and her, and we'll

get that in one second, but I want to talk about the Eric Slawwell story really briefly.

At Congress and Eric Slawwell, running for governor, the leading Democrat for governor of

California, has been accused of sexual assault and sexual harassment by at least four different women.

The women's stories are slightly murky.

Now that I don't believe that they have any merit to them, but like one had a previous sexual relationship with Slawwell.

There's just, it's not, it's not like the most concrete case that it could be.

However, everyone in D.C. has heard stories about Slawwell being handsy and inappropriate with women.

I know of at least two women in my own social circle who Slawwell came

onto and aggressively touched when after them when they were not consenting or wanting any part of it.

I think this case has legs to it. I think it's going to go further. I think more women are going

to come forward. In fact,

I've spoken to women who are saying they may come forward. So I think that there's a lot more

to the story than we are going to see. And I think that it will all but kill his bid for governor

of California. Okay. We'll go more into that as the story, you know, comes forward and we do more

of a deep dive, but that's the case for Eric Slala, just so that way you've heard and you know it.

All right. First, now let's go to Maria Alvira Salazar. Who is this woman who's constantly

talking about illegal immigration and the need to support illegal immigration? Well, Maria Alvira Salazar, for you to know, she's the congressman from Miami area.

She grew up between Miami and Puerto Rico for most of her life and rose to prominence in the 80s

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