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Pushkin.

Yeah. Pushkin Previously on revisionist history. People had an idea of what had happened.

When a person gets something in their mind, you know, it's kind of hard to change.

I can't remember how soon they figured out that he, that, you know, the preacher had finished the job

and all that. But it was, you know, it was pretty obvious, pretty quick.

If Senate does it, the timing makes a lot more sense.

He shows up after they've left.

Stabs calls.

Stabs and calls.

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