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that the FCC would find me for if their long arm could ever reach.

Sturrs. Day August 22, 2019, from slated to the gist of Mike Pesca,

the rain forest is a flame.

Sometimes you want to be clever, you're me, I mean, you know,

you want to point out all that fun stuff in the world that's weird.

We have a president whose antics could be said to lend themselves to this sort of analysis.

But we have to say again and again, the Amazon is on fire.

Yes, yes, chicken sandwiches, but Amazon fire.

Sure, Gwyneth has a book consultant.

His name is Thatcher Wine, but on the other hand, this from Judy Woodruff, from the PBS NewsHour.

President of Brazil, conceded today, his government lacks the resources to fight raging wildfires.

The fires in the Amazon rain forest have increased more than 80% this year.

But President Jarrah Bolsonaro had initially declined outside help.

Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron called for this weekend's G7 summit to treat the fires as an international emergency.

Well, that's cause it is.

20% of the world's oxygen has been outsourced, essentially outsourced, to a protection racket,

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