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slash edb. Now let's get back to it. Welcome back to the Emily show. We have been in trial for a few

weeks now in Utah. And that's where we're staying today,

but not necessarily to talk about Corey Richens.

We've got to talk about whether or not Mom Talk will survive this.

And if you're like, Emily, what in the world are you saying?

Those words mean nothing to me.

Don't worry.

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