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We've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Love them.

Hello America, Mark Lovein. It is debate night immediately following the live broadcast

to this program. The debate will begin. So stick with us as we discuss that and so much more

that's going on. So much more, I mean, it is unbelievable. Look, I'm not going to dumb down this show the way the media

have done down so much to what do you think this one will say? What do you think that one will say?

What is the point of that? We're going to hear the debates or the debating in three hours, in three hours.

We'll all be watching it and I'll comment on tomorrow. I want to just give you a word of caution that after the debate, I would shut the television

because you can have all kinds of people on positioning themselves and you know the media hate the president.

They've already in so many respects written their stories and it's just fill in the blank time for them.

Not only do the media hate the president, the media have been trying to throw issues out there for Chris Wallace to use in the lead up to the debate

led by the New York Times, of course. Now, if you want to talk about the debate, I'm not against talking about the debate.

So Mr. Calls, screener, if people want to talk about the debate, give their opinions by all means. We want to invite you in.

But one of the things that is likely to come up, the president's taxes.

And I was in the car this morning and I heard my buddy Chris plan on WMEL. I couldn't hear the whole thing but I heard a mention

paragraph 78, 79 or 80 of the New York Times hit job on Sunday about the president's taxes.

So I went and looked at those paragraphs. In son of a gun, he hit on something.

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