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We have a lot of headlines to get to today.

A few of them that I'm pretty excited about.

An undercover video suggests that Prince Andrew lied about not abusing underage girls with

Jeffrey Epstein.

Disney announces a new theme park in slave labor-built Abu Dhabi.

Kilmar Abrago-Garcia is further linked to human smuggling.

Canadian police clown themselves with a land acknowledgement.

Women are demanding entry and voting rights in the papal conclave in Rome.

A statue of an overweight black woman is unveiled

in Times Square and Salt Lake City makes LGBTQ pride flags official city symbols.

All this on, Bonjina Report, early edition. Prince Andrew, said to be the late Queen Elizabeth's favorite son,

lived much of his life in the shadow of royalty,

but with the reputation that set him apart,

a party prince with a taste for luxury and lavish company. His military career brought him respect, but his business dealings after

stepping back from active service raised some eyebrows, dubious financial ties, including connections

to controversial figures in Kazakhstan and questionable

property sales, these things began to surface, and it hinted at financial strains in Prince

Andrew's life, hidden beneath the opulence of royal privilege. And yet it was his friendship

with Jeffrey Epstein that would unravel his public image entirely.

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