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Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, hour one.

Hello America, welcome. It's Eric Erickson here. Hope you had a great weekend. The full number 8779-7374-25, should you wish to be on the program. Very happy to have you. We've got to begin with two

separate stories with a common tie. The president just a short time ago signed an executive order

making flag burning illegal in the country. He actually can't do that. But why is he doing it?

The why is related to what happened at the Democratic

National Committee's meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where they began this way.

It's Lindy Somek, who is from the Sagina Ojibwe Nation, and she's going to deliver our land acknowledgement today.

Lindy?

Just listen.

Buju, Lindy Sambak midi Dijikaz, Ammikodum, Sagina Chippwa Dojaba, and Nishna

Kui and Tao. Good morning, DNC members, friends and relatives.

Let's talk about the land for a second. The DNC acknowledges and honors the Dakota O Yate,

the Dakota people, who are the original stewards of the lands and waters of Minneapolis.

The Dakota cared for the lands, lakes, and the Wakpatanka, the Great River, the Mississippi River,

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