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On this Friday, Ben and Jerry ice cream, just so-so, Hagen Doss is the gold standard, much better than the Vermont boys.

But both will make you fat. Ben and Jerry will also make you stupid. Bad combination, dumb and soft dig, not a resume enhancer.

If Che Guevara had not been assassinated in Bolivia, he might be on Ben and Jerry's board of directors. On July 4th, the ice cream idiots put out a Tweet condemning president's Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt,

using them of stealing Native American land. Che would have loved that. More cherry Garcia, please.

The Ben and Jerry folks were also demanding the USA return all the stolen property to the Indians. Right on.

Overlooked in the Moronic Tweet is the fact that in every country on the planet, power took property. No exceptions.

Check out the Mongols, Vikings, Greeks, Romans, Russians, Chinese, Australians on and on. Not justifying, simply reporting.

London sees the land of my ancestors in county, Kavanaugh, Ireland. Chances are your people lost big as well.

But back to the communist Ben and Jerry outfit. The original owners Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield and Jerry Greenfield sold out to Unilever in 2000 for whopping $336 million.

You can buy lots of land with that guys. Right? $336 million? Let's give it to the Indians. Shall we? Back after this.

That is the morning O'Reilly update. More analysis later on.