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There's a lot of dumb-ass criminals to talk about, baby.

It's the Wackout out news people breaking the law

ha ha fighting in the nude had drunk people pooping in the street ha ha it's the whacked out news

so many people on meth ow actually scratch that enter in the word dog dog three-letter word. I was looking at next hour. So you already have the code for next hour as well. Congratulations. Scribble that down. I made that easy, huh? There you go. So dog is what you enter in right now. DoG. We'll get you there for the Summer Escape to Universal Orlando Resort.

All right, well, apparently the comments of Sheriff Wayne Ivy in Brevard County was not warmly received by some people in the pop world, including Lizzo.

You remember he is the one that said, you throw brick, a firebomb, you point a gun,

we will kill you graveyard dead.

Yes.

He was intense.

Yeah, before they had the demonstrations over the weekend.

Well, Lizzo, her reaction was not very good.

She said, we don't serve a king or a dictator in Americans you need to know

and defend your rights. So she was against what he had to say. And she said, you know,

these remarks are unconstitutional. They're appalling. And saying law enforcement was

threatening those exercising their First Amendment rights. Of course, you can imagine that Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivy is like, I'm so sorry,

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