Good morning. Welcome to Bunceina Report Early Edition. I'm watching the chat right now, seeing what you guys are talking about. I'm seeing love for breakfast food. Michael and I love breakfast food, but also a conversation about venison. And I was recently talking to Michael about potentially elk hunting. I don't want to go elk hunting, but I want Michael to go elk hunting and then get us an elk that we can eat all through the year. So drop a comment, tell us your suggestion for where Michael should go elk hunting. What's the best spot? Obviously, deer hunting in Wisconsin is easy. There's lots of deer, but I'm not a big fan of venison meat. I don't know. It was kind of, every time I've had it, it's been very

gamey, and I'm sure Michael's much more used to it. He likes it more, but I do enjoy elk,

and so I would like him to get one for the year. So suggest your place where Michael should go

hunting, and hopefully he'll go with my brother, and they'll get something. But let's get to some of these headlines.

The left is furious that President Trump is daring to protect Africaners who are victims of

white genocide in South Africa.

Kirstarmer is pretending that he is anti-mass immigration all of a sudden.

The DNC moves to void David Hogg's

vice chair election. Beyonce's minor daughter, she's 13, is being exploited on Beyonce's

tour. Candice Owens obliterates Jason Lee on transgenderism, and Taylor Swift proves that she's

probably the worst fair weather friend

you could ever possibly have.

All this on, Bungee Report, early edition. Welcome.

Welcome.

Welcome to the United States of America.

A lot of you, I think, are farmers, right?

When you have quality seeds, you can put them in foreign soil and they will blossom, they will bloom.

And we are excited to welcome you here to our country where we think you will bloom,

and we will hopefully allow you to have fulfilling lives for your children and then we will benefit alongside you.

African or refugees who have been victims of bloodthirsty race Marxism in their native South Africa.

Writing in an expost yesterday, the State Department said,

We stand with these refugees, many of them farmers and former business owners,

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