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Today, we're going to talk about the winding, hersial walker abortion saga and what it says

about Republicans more broadly.

I interview the Democratic nominee for the US Senate in Pennsylvania, John Federman, about

the new revelation that Dr. Oz was responsible for experiments that killed puppies.

His response to Republican attacks about crime and what his tattoos actually mean.

And I'm joined by US Senator Amy Klobuchar to discuss some major news that the electoral

contact is on its way to being reformed, her response to Ted Cruz for being the only

Republican in the committee to vote against it, and what still needs to happen to secure

our elections.

Brian Telekoin and you're listening to No Lie.

I mean, honestly, who could have guessed that hersial walker's inability to string

four words together would be the least problematic part of his campaign?

Just to give a quick rundown of what we've seen from the Republican Senate nominee in Georgia,

so far, a guy whose entire campaign is predicated on banning abortion nationwide with no exceptions.

First, the Daily Beast reported that he paid for an abortion himself in 2009, which, of

course, hersial denied, even though the article included the literal receipts from the abortion

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