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Thank you very much. Coming up a little bit later on, it's pop culture Tuesday. We're going to look

at a couple of the world views of recent major Hollywood releases. Also, we're going to look at

the Trump tax cuts here. And what are some of the myths and what are some of the facts surrounding

the the the thousands who were going to be killed. If we cut taxes last year, now we're a full year

into this. And we just had tax day yesterday, David Harsania of the Federalist will be joining us

to talk about that. Plus another weekly edition of fake news or not, Aaron and Todd will decide,

is this fake news or not? That's coming up a little bit later on. But we love to support worthwhile

causes with our show. And there is no worthwhile cause, maybe in all of the universe, then the word

of God. And that's where back to Jerusalem comes in as one of our partners. They're based in

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