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Freak. Good morning. It is 609. Dave and Chuck the Freak. On the RIF, coming up,

we'll get to our first check of RIF news, turns out a surprising number of people in the

country would have plastic surgery to try and look more like a celebrity. Who would

you want to look like and why is a local bitch tripping? This woman from Sterling Heights

got arrested. We'll tell you all about that as we check RIF news in just a moment.

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been in a polling and went on the attack last night in the final debate in Detroit's race

for mayor, calling into question Mike Duggan's campaign mantra that he turned around the Detroit

Medical Center and suggesting Duggan can't follow through on the plan that he's touting.

There were some testy moments through the debate as Napoleon socked a five-back perception

that the race is all but over and a shoe in for Duggan, the former DMC chief who has

led significantly in the polls since he won the city's August primary as a right in

candidate. Napoleon cited a litany of allegations against Duggan's celebrated turnaround

of the once nearly bankrupt DMC saying it wouldn't have happened without loans, layoffs

and union busting and he called the tale of Duggan's tenure at the DMC a fallacy. Duggan replied,

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