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Later on in the hour, we're going to talk with Richie Greenberg, writer, commentator

in San Francisco, and he's going to talk with Richie Greenberg, writer, commentator in San Francisco,

and he's going to talk about the massive hypocrisy of all these left-wing progressive union people over the years about Caesar Chavez. Turns out he was a child rapist. He was raping young

teenagers, 13 years old, among other women, for decades. This

went on. And a lot of people knew about it. Nobody said anything because he was so important to the

farm workers movement, the union movement. And you know what's really crazy, crazy is let me find it.

The New York Times did the work breaking this story.

They interviewed 60 people and found out decades of his sexual crimes.

So this is their story.

But they have a little side story.

And the headline on that is Chavez inspired California's Latino leaders, but left a complex legacy.

That's what compulsive child rape is to this New York Times writer.

A complex legacy.

I mean, the worst imaginable sexual beast this side of Jeffrey Epstein, who fooled the public for decades.

Their own writers spend years working on a story with 60 sources, and some Joker says, yes,

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