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We talk a little bit of Trump, Russia, and Alaska.

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it is thought crime Thursday we have a really fun lineup of topics for you. We have Tyler, we have Blake, we have Jack. First, Jack, I know we have what could be called, you have a good term for it. It could be the Anchorage Accords, Jack. I know that they're trying to downplay some expectations here. But just before we even get into the South Park episode, Jack,

I want you heard just some news of the day because this could be listened to at any time.

But set the table for the stakes of Alaska and then we'll get into South Park stuff.

Well, it's huge.

I mean, look, you got the first time that President Trump and Vladimir Putin have ever met together on U.S. soil.

This will be the first time that a Russian leader has ever visited Alaska at all,

which of course, given the history, Alaska used to be part of the Russian Empire.

It was discovered by Russian explorers back in the 1700s.

But the stakes couldn't be higher because this

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