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Why do communists kill so many people? We'll talk about that tonight. John Kerry's going to be featured in that and others.

Liz Collins going to join us talking about the Daniel Penny acquittal.

Derek Chauvin needs a new attorney.

Josh Hammer is going to join us, talk about what the Democrats are doing to subvert Donald Trump already.

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These people are insane.

Communists, that is.

They're insane.

You've probably said things like this before.

But before we get to John Kerry, Taylor Lorenz, let's understand the why.

Because it really is amazing when you look back at the history of communism. It's not that long in the frame of things.

We're dealing with 100 years.

A little more, I get that.

But 100 years, really, of, I get that, but a hundred years,

really, of communist establishing power in different places. So how have they killed so many people?

It's bizarre. It's hard to find any other ideology, religion, however you want to describe it,

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