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you listen to podcasts. This is the Friends History Debating Society. I'm John Batcher with Thaddeus McCotter, a lighter moment.

The president of the United States is campaigning with a creative sense of memory.

And that he has a column that talks about a conduct of the president that is routine and been part of his presentation for many decades,

but it seems especially now rich with irony.

That is, who are the cannibals?

Well, we don't know that there were cannibals. I don't want to upset the Prime Minister of New Guinea anymore than Mr Biden already happens. As you know, as many people know, Mr Biden talked about a family member who gave his life in the service of our country.

And one would think that that would be enough to send the message that the Biden family has suffered for this country.

And his own son, Bo, also gave tremendous service to the nation while in uniform.

So he doesn't need to elaborate on that to make his point, but instead he talked about his uncle Ambrose and

and again and he called him Bozzi and he had mentioned that when he died in the Pacific Theater in World War II that his plane crunched and then he went on to say that they didn't find much of him, I'm paraphrasing, but that there were cannibals in the area and that might have been why he was never found.

And John, you don't need to say that, especially when even the Department of Defense,

when they talk about service personnel,

casualties, or missing, listed,

Mr Finnegan, as having been lost

when his plane crashed into the sea.

So not only did the plane not crash on land anywhere near cannibals, it was crashed into the sea.

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