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We have two rounds of the moist line this hour at 320 and 350.

And also, if you want to see me on video, my wife, Deborah Cobalt has a podcast, Deborah Cobalt Live. We talked about all the issues of the past week, and that's been posted, Deborah Cobalt Live on YouTube. And you can see a conversation between me and her and enjoy it sometime tonight or this weekend. Deborah has made it clear that she's not going to. Oh, no, I'll watch. Oh, yeah. I need some good entertainment. All right. All right. I get the popcorn out. This is entertaining. I didn't think it would be. I thought Kamala Harris' book might be a big snore. Usually political books are filled with clichés and platitudes and boring nonsense.

People don't tell the truth.

Or they don't tell how they really feel.

Maybe their interpretation of what happened isn't quite accurate, but it's what they think

happened.

So, you know, I'm not to the point where I'm going to, I say I'm going to buy this thing,

but it is more interesting.

And she goes after a lot of people, including Biden.

But before that, we have to talk.

What I thought was, I thought there were two big turning points in the election.

One was the they, them commercial that Trump ran against her. A clip of her getting interviewed where she was promising, oh man, this was like the triple crown.

She would give taxpayer paid transgender surgery to illegal alien criminals.

How about that?

Tax money, transgender surgery, illegal alien criminals.

I mean, that is a grand slam home run there.

And they were pissed at Trump for running ads about it.

But the number two was Kamala Harris on the View.

And that was a, you couldn't get a friendlier crowd or a friendly or audience, right?

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