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And once again, I'm going to try and save the Olympics.

Last time we talked about the few people who were vaccinated in Japan because they didn't have a good system for coming up with vaccines like we did in this country.

So they don't really have any.

They're still in the single digits as far as adults who have been vaccinated.

So, you know, there's a lot of problems there.

But the problem here in this

country is we have legal substances in most of the country, like cannabis, and one of our

star athletes happened to partake in some cannabis right around the time of the U.S.

Olympic trials in Eugene, Oregon. And Shakiri Richardson is now at the top of

everyone's mind in terms of what could have been for Team USA. She was a phenomenal athlete. She is

one of the very best sprinters in the world, and it was supposed to be this incredible Olympic moment between

Chkary Richardson and Shelley and Frazier Price, who is a Jamaican sprinter. And so these are really

the two fastest 100-meter female sprinters on the planet, and they were going to go head-to-head.

Now, Frazier Price won the 100 at the last world championships, and Shikari

Richardson has been working very hard, very disciplined, and, you know, she has this in her

sites because she knows that Team USA, we love our sprinters. Like our 100-meter gold medalists

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