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with your life? It doesn't seem worthwhile. Life isn't worth living without that. Anyway, appreciate

that. Now let's get on with the program. It's Martin Luther King day, of course, his birthday was

actually on the 15th, but today is the Monday that we market. That's how you do all holidays.

That was something I saw something over the weekend of his, of Martin Luther King the third,

saying, hey, don't celebrate my father's holiday if you aren't fighting for, or if you haven't

passed or haven't pushed for voting rights. Of course, that's a lie. The King family has become

a tool of the Democratic Party. I know you're not supposed to say that, especially today, but it's

true. Don't celebrate it if you don't want to. I just love it. Don't celebrate it unless you

give us what we want politically. There you go. There's a whole lot of people who don't celebrate

any holiday, but to put it out there, why don't you just say we're a wholly owned subsidiary of

the Democratic National Committee. Just come out and say it. They won't. They won't. Anyway,

later on in the show, I'll do what the holiday is really about and we'll market for what it's

really about. We'll play the entirety of the I Have a Dream speech. It's not that long. It's not

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