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Now broadcasting from the underground command post.

Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building,

we've once again made contact with our leader, Mike. Love them.

Well, happy Friday to you, Ben Ferguson, filling in for the great one on this Friday evening.

It's always an honor to be with you tonight, and all I can say is, ha ha ha ha ha.

Betta Rorck has decided that it's time for him to stop scaring the living crap out of Americans

and yelling at them about our evil AR-15 guns that he said a year ago we should be able to have.

Now, then he says, you know, I'm going to take your guns, and now he's taking himself out of consideration

for the White House because no one cared about him anymore.

That's right, no one cared. Now, if you remember the flip flop, which was Betta Rorck.

The flip flop of Betta Rorck was a guy that was running against Ted Cruz about what a year ago.

I mean, it seems like it was yesterday. And when he was running against him about a year ago,

one of the things that happened, which was hysterical, was he was trying to act like he was a gun-loving, gun-totan person, right?

Because he was all about guns then. And the reason why he was about guns is because he thought, well, guns are good, right?

Because I got to be for guns because I'm in Texas, and so therefore I can't say I'm against guns.

So he went on a local radio show in Texas, and this is what he had to say about guns when he was running against Ted Cruz.

It's here in the United States. I know when they are 15, a lot of our listeners own AR-15s. Why should they not have one?

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