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It just feels so weird when I say that. I saw Rebecca Weber at Mar-a-Lago. I'm back in

Texas in San Antonio. Whenever I go to Mar-a-Lago, we'll talk about that later on in the show.

I always feel like I'm just like a fish out of water sometimes. Everybody there is fighting

for America. That is going to be what we are talking about on this show today. Our

fight to keep our nation and its principles intact. That is very, very important. Today's

episode, we will be covering New York, Governor Kathy Hokel's decision to veto a bipartisan

bill that would actually create a fentanyl task force. Why would she want a veto that? Why

would she want to veto a bill to create a fentanyl task force when we know so many of our

citizens and our children are dying from this poison that is on our streets? We're going

to talk about that. Why are prominent Democrats against keeping that deadly drug off our streets?

I'll also cover how mainstream media outlets literally carried water for a Chinese connected

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