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Podcast. I want to talk in this segment about boycotts of budlight and target and coals and

Disney. And now some people calling a boycott for Chick-fil-A. But before I do that,

I'd like to offer a brief comment about the recent death-sealing extension vote in the house.

It was a vote very interesting because this was a deal negotiated by Kevin McCarthy on behalf of

the majority, which is the Republicans. And normally, when that happens, you find that a majority

of Republicans, maybe all the Republicans vote for the deal and Democrats vote against the deal.

But if you look at the vote, it was not the case. In fact, you find that more Democrats voted

for this deal than Republicans. There was a substantial number of Republicans that voted against the

deal. Now, the majority of Republicans still went with McCarthy. They kind of went with the speaker.

But nevertheless, what this means, I think, is that Republicans are deeply divided on this.

This may have implications for Kevin McCarthy's own future leadership in the house, because a

dissident faction that big has the power to topple or unseat McCarthy. Will they do it? I'm not sure.

And I'll take up the question of how that is all developing. But I think this was a bad vote.

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