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Now on the mighty Midas Touch Network. So look for all future

episodes of our show behind the blue banner and we're really glad you here. But now

for the news. Just weeks after Alexi Navani was murdered, Putin installed himself for another six years as the president of Russia.

As president, his first order of business was to declare an LGBT-group, a terrorist organization.

And then at a Moscow concert hall Friday, three gunman carried out a mass shooting and bombing

killing 60 plus individuals and injuring at least another 150. It was a rare terrorist attack in a city so locked

down that it is considered one of the most secure in the world. Was the Ukraine? No. Unlike Putin, Ukraine does not use

terrorism to win wars. But ISIS does. And within hours ISIS had claimed credit for the attack and the story is still

developing. But back here in the United States the right wing of our two-party electoral system is out for blood.

No matter where you look on the right, they are calling for war.

Whether it be a holy war, a war on the government, or a war against themselves, Republicans

will take chaos over compromise every time.

Before the House was set to vote on a 1.2 trillion dollar budget deal that would

fend off a government shutdown, the never charming Steve Bannon issued a stern warning to Republicans willing to vote yes on the bill,

saying there is zero justification to vote for this abomination.

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