All righty hello again everyone and welcome to the second part of the COVID show for Friday the 19th of

August 2022. I'm Derek Hunter. I am your sick host. Sorry again for being sick and you prayers for

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you know this here this raspy sexy voice for a half an hour solid solid but here's part two of the

show I did yesterday for yesterday that just so we have a show today I cut it in half. All right so

Democrats everywhere are very very pleased with themselves they manage to

pass another almost 800 billion but you know when you get passed the deficit spending and the

debt and the paying and the interest of the it's over a trillion dollars a new trillion dollar

spending bill hilariously under the guise of it is the inflation reduction act you see the inflation

reduction act give me a break well they even the today show I'm going to play this this is a

Savannah Guthrie announcing Joe Biden did his signing ceremony for this thing there's a little

bit of snark in there there's a little bit of when this thing doesn't do a damn thing about inflation

I don't want to sit there and have this I don't want to be accused of having pimped it so she calls

it the so-called I believe she calls it the so-called inflation reduction act on the today show

this morning 730 president Biden signed the massive so-called inflation reduction act yesterday

he called it one of the most significant laws in U.S. history it's designed to raise about 700

billion dollars mostly through corporate tax hikes and prescription drug savings and more than

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