do make sure to use the #trigregan with posting your comments. have a terrific night. it is going to be a very big week. mueller report out thursday. "kennedy" is now. ♪ kennedy: a massive fire ravages the iconic notre dame cathedral in paris. a live report in a moment. first up, bernie sanders bringing the heat in a tox news town hall right after he released the last ten years of his tax returns. turns out he's a millionaire. and he will not apologize for it. that's so hot. >> raised the issue that i'm a mill yair. this year we had 560,000 dollars in income. in our case it came from a book i wrote. pretty good book. you might want to read it. a best seller sold all over the world and we made money.

if anyone thinks i should apologize for writing a best. selling book, i'm sorry, i'm not going to do it. kennedy: you're damn right because that's what capitalism is. it's making something you're proud of and sharing it with other people. so they can of their own volition go out and experience it. that's why capitalism is so much better than socialism. thank you for teeing that up. he also promised medicare for all even though the price tag could bankrupt the entire country because as he put it, health care ask a human right. >> health care costs money. every other country or virtually every other country does anytime the same way we do education for our kids. when a kid walks into school, the kid doesn't have to take out a credit card. it's paid for out of public funds. that's what most countries do. your question is a fair question, are people going to pay more in taxes? yes. at the end of the day the overwhelming majority of people are going to end up paying less for health care because they're

not paying premiums, copayments and deductibles. kennedy: that is a falsehood. health care is one thing. but can bernie sanders sell the american people on socialism. >> it's creating a government and society which works for all rather than just the top 1%. it means ending the absurd inequalities that exist today. kennedy: well, i will take freedom over equality any day. all sounds great on paper. but surely you know that socialism has destroyed nearly every society that has tried to implement it. so is there any way that any of this would work out of bernie sanders wins the white house. and right now in one poll he is at the very top of the pack. are we doomed however to end up like cuba or worse, ven venezue? tonight our panel is here to answer the question. host of the fifth column podcast

matt welch is here, along with jimmy faye la. we've got real clear politics, cofounder and executive editor, tom bevin. welcome. so let's talk a little bit about the political landscape where bernie is working to continuously differentiate himself from a field that has gone pretty pa far left. but right now his biggest threat seems to be joe biden and you say bernie has an advantage. why? >> i think bernie's support is deeper and wider than widen's right now. you look at the fund-raising numbers. bernie blew away the field, many more donors and raising more money. he's got the base behind him. kennedy: can he sustain that? >> i think he's clearly the front runner. i think the field is wide open. but somebody is going to have to step up and beat him. and the question is, who is that going to be? there's no obvious choice right now. if biden isn't the guy, you

know, everybody else is pretty far back at this point. kennedy: i want to ask you, matt, because you've done a lot in terms of modern political history. was bill clinton as much of a stair in his party in 1991 as bernie sanders is now in. >> oh hell no. he was seen as the up and coming new democratic wing, not going to be labor style democratic party 37 but there was a lot of people in that party back then. al gore was like that. joe biden was considered like that. he was a long shot in 199 1991 r sure. mayor pete was polling in,ability was ne, i believe ne, bernie was polling 21% and mayor pete was at 16%. the mayor of the 301 fr 301st lt town in the country. kennedy: we're going to talk about pete tu buttigieg.

it's a fascinating case. we don't know where the threats are rm co coming from. i think it was smart for him to go on fox news. he was getting a lot of heat from the ultraleft. >> you have to go on fox news. he's trying to reach other voters. everybody on msnbc agrees with him. the only people watching cnn is don lemon's parents. they're only watching because they got stuck at the airport. they're thinking cnn is on, i guess we've give it another shot. his candidacy plays into trump's one super power, the economy. it's hard to demonize this economy when in reality unemployment is at an historic low, wage growth at an historic high. this plays to trump's strength. if he was to run against biden and promise to give more massages. they're already out there. we don't need more.

>> that's true for any democrat. they're going to have to confront the economy. in 2016 when you went on the ground in iowa and new hampshire who were choosing between sanders and trump. there was a lot of overlap between the two candidates. kennedy: yeah but never underestimate the value of populous demagoguery and that's what trump and sanders were doing and what they continue to do. when they go to the populist u message they're able to expand beyond the party lines. >> he admitted he will raise your taxes. >> yes. >> and that is -- again, i admire his honesty if you're picking up someone's daughter saying i'm going to get a 12-pack and hit the sheets in the motel, probably not leaving the house. >> doesn't campaign own raising taxes here. kennedy: there's in way that they can do what bernie is promising without tanking the economy, raising tax osar both.

>> trump wants to run against a socialist because he can scare a lot of republicans are conservatives who aren't totally in love with trump. peoplpeople who sees the promiss medicare for everyone everybodye going to sphree freak out. kennedy: it's a disingenious argument that bernie is making in place like scanned knav scan. no minimum wage laws. >> the school choice is when he says we want to create a society. no, we don't want a politician to create a society or an economy. that's not your job. he has bad ideas about that and has for 50 years. kennedy: and we're going to talk more with this man panel. it is monday. we got a monday man panel. we're that good.

they're going to be back a little later. right now, buttigieg time. yesterday he vowed to ride his newfound fame all the way to the white house during his campaign launch in beautiful south bend, indiana. >> my name is pete buttigieg. they call me mayor pete. i am a prude son of south bend, indiana and i am running for president of the united states. kennedy: it hurts my ears. the screaming made them bleed. buttigieg raised on unexpected $7 million in the first quarter which is more than serious contenders who hads already declared, incleurgd elizabeth warren. emerson poll has him running third behind bernie at the top, joe biden sandwiched in between them and bo -- sorry.

joe, he still has yet to announce whether he's running. mayor pete surging to be sure but can he keep the media on his side or will they ghost him like beto. here with me now, author of "media madness," one of the best displace of journalism. howie, welcome back. >> thank you k, kennedy. kennedy: let's talk about put buttigieg has a lot going for him. the media is just getting an early whiff of his political fumes. but they're already high on his piqueness. >> beto who? he's getting better coverage than tiger woods. as if everything he does is a hole in one.

rhodes scholar, afghan war veteran. but there is simply no question that the relentlessly positive coverage and gushing commentary is what's fueling the rise in the polling and the fund-raising that you mentioned from a guy that none of us have heard of sings or eight weeks ago. he's still a real long shot to win the nomination. kennedy: he is. but he has so many things going in his favor, including a lot of the field that has seemed to peter out. they're not talking about clob shar or gillibrand. people are googling pete buttigieg more than joe biden. what does that tell you. >> that he's the media of the month. but you can't divorce this from the fact that he's the first gay major presidential candidate. i saw a poll saying 70% of people are comfortable voting for a gay person for president. that's great.

but then i thought the other 30% might be an obstacle for him. he talks openly about his faith. he has potential here but people are going to say what did you accomplish in south bend. of course he comes back and says, at least i've run something in politics unlike donald trump. kennedy: that's true. he has executive experience and he was overwhelmingly reelected in a very important city that is way up north. north vernon is way down south. and french lick isn't all it's cracked up to be as well. that is a joke. you can use that one. he reminds me of senator barack obama who was a person people didn't know a lot about but they were able to project their dreams on to his blank screen which is something that president obama had written about. >> buttigieg is emulating obama that he's running on his biography, his personality.

not on politics prescriptions. but at the same time he's made missteps. it was a mistake to pick a fight with fellow hoosier, mike pence, attacking him, pence has never said a bad word about this guy. just turned the cheek. he's a rookie, still feeling his way. eventually, the press will turn a bit, look at his record. but right now he is in the honeymoon phase. kennedy: he really is. i think mayor pete is very irch intriguing. i don't know i that i would vote for him at this point. it'it east exciting and early 2. the mueller report will finally be released to congress and to you on thursday. but will democrats finally be satisfied when they get it?

no, come on. and first up, millions around the world devastated by the fire at notre dame cathedral. a live report from paris after the break. stay with us.

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landmarks tonight still burning. the fire in notre dame in paris started in the attic. an hour later the entire roof and spire collapsed. thousands of people weep in the streets. our fox correspondent is live in paris with more. reporter: it's just after 3:00 in the morning here in paris. things are quiet but the damage has been done to one of the great landmarks of paris, of france of the whole world. our camera man will zoom in and show you what we're seeing. we're seeing water being sprayed on the cathedral and we're seeing movement around the top, inspections being done to the cathedral. earlier today it was engulfed in flames and smoke. it's believed that fire broke out around renovation work of the spire on the back knave of the cathedral. the spire went down, the roof was caught up in flames and timber went into and flames

engulfing the interior of the church. luckily, however, a lot of firemen, something like 600 worked to keep the flames in check and the structure is safe. the two towers are good but in fact inside very, very damaged. some -- many of the artifacts that were there luckily were saved but there is a lot of destruction. french president macron came out to tour the site a few hours ago. he is calling on the people of france, the people of the world actually to help contribute to what will be a mammoth job to bring this 850-year-old structure back close to what it was. again, this coming during easter week here in paris, around the world, and the symbol of the catholic church, symbol of the french nation. couldn't have gone down at such a terrible time. again, i've lived here for nine years. i'm talking to people who have

lived here. it is an emotional time for the french. a time when they're having their own political problems and had this happen. but again, the feeling is that it was not arson. certainly wasn't terrorism. the feeling is it was start bid the renovation work as they were trying to fix this cathedral up and now it's badly damaged, kennedy. kennedy: thank you so much. and of course we all hope for the resurrection of that beautiful cathedral this important week. well the wait is finally almost over. the justice department announcing today attorney general william barr will release a redacted version of the mueller report on thursday morning. the battle of course far from over. democrats demanding to see the entire thing, no redactions. the president today said we already know what's inside. he tweeted mueller and the ag based on mueller findings and great intelligence have already ruled no collusion, no obstruction. these were crimes committed by

crooked hillary and others othes investigate the investigators. the pet's attorney rudy giuliani agrees. >> i think you're going to see no collusion of any kind which raises the question why did we have the investigation in the first place. kennedy: something we all want to know. how big of an event will this be and will it be big news for president trump. joining me now, bill ma gern mc. time to learn with mcgurn. what are the democrats looking for? >> you could have written this last week. you could do the scegment anytime. the segment anytime. they're hoping to find information that contradicts the conclusion of no collusion. their approach is now let's have an investigation of the crime, give me the man and we'll find the crime.

kennedy: that is going to be problematic for them. if there is something so serious that the president has recently done or is in the process of doing and he needs to be removed, democrats really need to surgically figure out what that is and go after it and let people no in an objective and honest way. i think, unfortunately, you're right. they're looking for so much and in the process of that. >> subpoena canon. let's shoot it out, see what comes back. kennedy: you think bill barr should have his own subpoena canon in the form of the grand jury. tell us about that. >> up with of the things that the president mentioned is investigating the investigators. and bill barr started a frenzy when he said he was going to look at that. kennedy: i don't have a team together. >> i'm not saying they did anything wrong but when you use these powers someone should take a look at it and make sure they're right. my argument is we've had two investigations, the trump investigation and the hillary clinton e-mail one np in the

hillary clinton e-mail one they didn't use the grand jury. grand jury the subpoena and up diet. in the mueller one they did use it. they ended up not coming up with collusion material but they did get people to cooperate to a degree. kennedy: they also didn't let everyonanyone off of the hook ie mueller probe. >> this is a bigger deal. they may think that pieces of the mueller rosht might give them what nay ear looking for. but if mr. barr is serious, and i think he is, this investigation is going to be a lot tougher. and if he announced a grand jury were looking into it, i think that would send shock waves to the former fbi, doj officials. kennedy: what would they have to do if they were compelled to testify? >> that's one thing. you want someone to testify before a grand jury to get their statements on the record. their version of the story. and if you lie to a grand jury, you're in a lot of trouble. kennedy: people like peter strzok aren't worried about

lying to congress, are they? >> not as much. lying to the grand jury is a different category. grand jury can indict. you want to get to the truth, indict someone. and this may happen. kennedy: i don't want to get to the truth to protect the president. i want to know how much power these people have and how they're welding their influence. and if there is corruption there there. and if so, what can you do structurally the stop it. >> that's a great question. because, look. we've always had corrupt politicians. nothing new about that. politicians come and go and some of them go to jail. but if the people that we rely on to enforce the rule of law are themselves krumented by cory politics, that's not a problem of the system. that's an attack on the system from within. kennedy: yes. >> i think the punishment has to be more severe for people who are given an oath and they're given, as you mentioned, great powers over the rest of us,

warrants and so forth. kennedy: surveillance. >> that they need to use judiciously. and if they don't i think they could pay the price. and i also think it's not good enough to just get rid of these people, director wray at the fb- kennedy: they're products of the system and the system maz to be reformed. >has to bereformed. >> there's no truck churl reform. the reform is don't do it again dean: ---- kennedy: you can also curtail the powers. thanks to people like devin nunes who said we need more survey lengs power. oh my gosh, they're spying on the president. how did that it get that power. short walk. >> if you want to reform the fbi, an indictment is the way to do it. it's the only thing that would get people to pay attention. you abuse the power, you're going to pay a high price. kennedy: i would like to see an equal application of the law. i don't think that's too much to

ask for. an impossible task for highly politicized powerful people. bill mcgurn, i always learn with mcgurn. lori loughlin's daughters have become the poster children of spoiled brats pleading not guilty to the college admission scam. the memo is next.

kennedy: aunt becky with the good mayor and bad advice may be heading to the hotel where orange is the new blacklist. lori loughlin and her husband plead not guilty today in the operation varsity blues college admission scandal where they face decades in the pokey for briding idiots to let their dumb dumb daughters into the usc.

unlike felicity huffman, highing lovely and her captain think the whole thing is a fun ruse and they're going to escape thanks to a jury full of john stamos fans. the added money laundering charges add a total of 40 years behind bars which leads to the sequel "fuller blouse" once they pack on the pounds. they actually think the federal prosecutors are bluffing, like a sticking point in a contracting negotiation about a bigger dressing room. no one told these mouth breathers that federal cases have a 93% conviction rate with 85% of minimum sentences served. in an age where we're divided politically and culturally it's wonderful tofl a unifying force like becky, unite us by embodying something that we can

truly despise. and that's the memo. ♪ kennedy: some of the top colleges in the world, stanford, georgetown, yale admitted students caught up in the scandal. so was this an aberration or something far more insidious. joining me you, lawrence jones is back. >> so good to be back. kennedy: a manic monday and i love everything about it. so when i first heard about this and this news broke, it's actually a brilliant scam. the whole system is very ripe for the corrupt picking. and there have to be other rick singers in the world doing the exact same thing. i think hi had high profile clients and he was the only one who got caught. i bet there are other people that figured out the game. >> he's the one that got the

deal. so as a result of getting the deal from prosecutors, they wanted to take down -- he's not a powerful guy. he wasn't the big fish. he was just the guy that connected all of the pieces together and did most of the dirt. but in federal cases about making your career and taking down rich celebrities that people despise already in a way was the main objective. that's why she's pretty dumb. they already have all of the evidence on her. her pleading not guilty is a dumb move. kennedy: she could really spend a lot of time in prison, she and her husband both. this is so needless. felicity huffman, she's going to take a little bit of a career hit but a lot of people stepped back and said if my kid was a bad test taker, i would think of ways to get them in college to. i don't think i would spend 15,000 dollars to have someone take an entrance exam. but i'll be damned if i'm not

going to try to figure out how to help my child. >> parents' soft spot is their children. but i can't imagine any of my friends being willing to pay to get their kids -- kennedy: what about the years leading up to their senior year in high school. why do you have to all of the sudden spend 500,000 dollars to get your average daughters into a crappy school like usc. >> i think it's about bragging to friends. yeah, my kid is smart. no, your kids are dumb. she has a youtube channel. kennedy: by the way, she's using her stupidity to her advantage. why waste your time and money and keep people off of the women's crew team. >> listen, the child didn't want to go to school anyway. making millions of dollars on youtube. why not invest more money to get her a youtube studio at her house. we make light of this but this is sad. the rich, powerful and well connected shouldn't play by

different rules but a lot of them do. but the majority that i know that may have these positions of power with, they're so hard on their kids, they push their kids to the limit. kennedy: it's not about the kids. and it's not about realizing their potential. because college for a lot of these students is not a means to an end. >> especially her. she was already a millionaire. it's quite sad. kennedy: not anymore. she lost the deals. >> aunt becky once the discovery happens and they see all of the evidence, they're going to take the plea. kennedy: and they will. they'll have more opportunities in the future to sit down with federal prosecutors and figure out a way out of this. because if they go before a jury they could really get slammed. they're the embodiment of something that a lot of people who work real hard to put their kids through college. >> it's sad. kennedy: it is sad. beautiful and rich and los angeles isn't the worst thing in the world, so i hear. lawrence, thank you so much. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: it is tax day 2019 and

we all know that taxation. the country made it through a full year of the president's tax code and despite the fact that two-thirds of americans saw their taxes go down since gop tax cuts in 2017, most americans don't feel like they got a tax break. 17% of americans believe their taxes have been cut. 28% believe they're paying more. so why don't people recognize that they got a tax cut. here to discuss, senior fellow and forward strategies president, maddie dufner. welcome back. people see bigger paychecks but smaller refunds. what is better, bigger paycheck or bigger refund that's some hard math, kennedy. as you saw as we head into the filing season, the establishment press and a lot of democrats tried to make the case that a bigger refund is better. a refund is an interest free loan you gave the government

throughout the course of your year. nothing to do with your tax liability. the majority of american america tax cut. it's amazing it took until today for the "the new york times" to finally have a headline that says the majority of americans got a tax cut you just might not know it. the reason americans don't know it is because they have a complicit press and the democrats try to derail the fact that the tax reform act delivered for the average american. that was number one for president trump when they put the tax reform together. and it came true. and now that americans are filing their taxes, democrats are trying to come up with reasons to not talk about it. kennedy: it's not a winning issue for democrats. they're never going to talk about cutting spendin spend,inge other critical leg. but for republicans they haven't had the tax revenues that they promised with the tax cuts. >> listen, the problem on the tax side of things for democrats is that they didn't sign up for

all of the other great stuff in the tax bill either. it wasn't just a reduction in rates. you ask the average american wh their effective tax rate is they probably have no idea. but they know they get the child tax credit and that was doubled under the plan and expanded for the people to take it. businesses can invest in underserved communities, that was included. and the first federal plan to allow for family leave, that was included in the federal ta tax plan. kennedy: but people have to take responsibility for their own finances and you encourage people to go into their hr departments and do what with their w4s. >> to make sure they're correct. any life event can really affect your tax withholding. a marriage, divorce, have a child. that's going to change how much money is coming out of your paycheck but only if you change your withholding with the hr department and with that w4. that's something that didn't happen in the be.

againing of 2018. that meant that employees maybe saw their paychecks get bigger. but a lot of americans are not watching closely every dollars that comes into their pocket. certainly lower income house holds are the ones keeping a closer eye on it but the average american doesn't know they were $200 richer every month as a result of the tax cut anthat's going to pay dividends in the feature. kennedy: no. it's all crop tops and iphones. people need to keep an eye on the bottom line. you're absolutely right and that's how you make your money grow and you always help us with a little intellectual miracle-gro. coming up, president trump's plan to ship migrants from border detention centers to sanctuary cities should make the left happy. why are democrats so mad and offended. the panel returns to discuss the latest feud in the immigration battle next.

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♪ kennedy: this man panel monday. one of those night. president trump doubling down on his threat to ship migrants detained at the southern border to sanctuary cities tweeting quote, those illegal immigrants who can no longer be legally held will be subject to momentland security given to sanctuary cities and states. the border officials are forced to release migrants because of the sheer volume crossing into the u.s. but top democrats say the plan to move them to sanctuary cities is an attempt to score political points. the chairmen, no chairwoman there, awful, several house committees demanded documents on the plan writing in part, not only does the administration lack the legal authority to transfer them, it's shocking that they're considering manipulating these decisions for

purely political reasons. so is this the great way to solve the problem or just a stunt by the president. the panel is back. matt welch, ji jimmy flavor andm bevin. i think it's entertaining on the part of the president. and all of the saipg ware cities and states say they love their immigrant communities, which i don't blame them. they work hard. add to the log economies. can you imagine, these cities will explode with creativity and greatness. it's wonderful. >> trump's purpose in life is to troll democrats. they always take the bait. can never resist. nancy pelosi came out, immediately, saying this is so cynical and awful and terrible. kennedy: really portraying how she feels about the situation. >> he's flailing about trying to

pull all of the levers and use all of the tricks at his disposal that he can to get some traction to solve the problem. right now he's pulling money from central america, doing all of these things. but democrats aren't offering anything. kennedy: no. and if he doesn't want this to be a issue in 2020, go ahead and fix it, senator. what do you make of this? >> it's funny when cher becomes the voice of reason in society. kennedy: i lofdz he loved her to much. >> she got it done. it with as brilliant point and i want to congratulate her on never being invited to a hollywood event ever. she would have to change her face again and get a new identity. i think it's hil hilarious thats doing this to your point of trolling. this is why he will win in 2020. kennedy: can i read cher's

tweet. ♪ if i could turn back immigrants ♪ i understand helping struggling immigrants but my city los angeles isn't taking care of its own. what about the 50,000-plus u.s. citizens who live on the streets, people who live below the poverty line and hungry. if my state can't take care of its own, how can it take care of more. >> beautiful. oddly enough nancy pelosi was probably quoting cher when she was listening to this saying she doesn't want any gypsies in her state. >> the problem is that i think trump is sort of pushing against a string that's been pushed a lot. we call that in the midterms he was going to make that the caravan midterms. that didn't work out so well for the republican party. chris covac was in a state that went for trump for 21 for sen taj points he lost making

immigration his signature issue. cory stewart also in virginia won against a libertarian candidate for senate, got his hat handed to him. but trump wasn't on the boll lot. he will be on the ballot and he's going to be winning against someone. beto o'rourke wants to tear down walls, julian castro saying he wants to decriminalize border crossings. so it's going -- trump is going to be on the ballot and he's going to have a contrast there. >> that's definitely true. but we've seen that americans are more positively inclined toward immigrants than they have been in a generation -- kennedy: all the more reason for the sanctuary city to welcome these families who want a slice of the american dream. >> think about that. >> which they will and are.

kennedy: absolutely right. i think it's brilliant. they want cheap labor. >> these weren't called sanctuary city to bring in illegal immigrants. rudy giuliani was the biggest proponent in the 1990s if they think you're going to rat on them to the border patrol, they're not going to cooperate with cops. kennedy: and they are and rudy giuliani figured that out. thank you for being here. excellent. topical storm is next.

kennedy: democratic president canned dated andrew yang announced holograms of himself to hold multiple rallies at one time. the plan caused thousands of voter to ask who is andrew yang. raise your hand. this is topic storm topic number one. let us start tonight in washington where the calendar says spring but it feels like fall. look at that. barely escaping. the couple went on a road trip and winded up doing some window shopping after the wind blew down the utility poll on to the

car. they had to be treated for ptsd because emma nem was on the radio. way for interesting, you guys. 5 million people have watched video of the road trip ruckus probably because it's a crazy scene and it's nice to see someone falling in the polls other than elizabeth warren. topic number two. a pilot flew from niagara falls to long island and afterward he was really wired. uh-oh. this plane lost power during the flight only to find it during landing. all three people were unhurt. the bad news they're in dang because the crash caused 50 house to lose power and they couldn't watch "games of thrones." they better not open the door. the plane has since been removed and while the officials are not

released the pilot's name, they say he was from a flight school in farmingdale. from the looks of things, he got into the same school that lori loughlin's kids did. topic number three. the internet is obsessed with "games of thrones" but here it's mugshot monday and this week's winner is an oklahoma woman who has watched more episodes of the "walking dead" than you have. she stole a walmart truck because she was being chased by zombies. the driver told police in billings that she jumped in the cab while the guy was making a delivery, locked the doors and told him that zombies were after her which is high you should never smoke meth and listen to the cranberries. billings has gotten out on bail and landed a new boyfriend who took her on a weekend drive. yeah, seems like he's really

falling for her. look at that. here we go, honey. darn zombies. i know they did this. topic number four. here's one for all of your health nuts in the crowd. mars wrigley is offering summer internships that come with unlimited free candy for a year. my girls are already signing up. yeah. true story. the candy will last a year and the diabetes will last a lifetime. interns will have a chance to work alongside a real confectioner. the program will last eight to 12 weeks just like kristen gillibrand's campaign. thousands of students are expected to apply for the world's sweetest internship. the dentists are calling it the world's sweetest yacht. welcome to the ss snickers, friends. the internship will be located at the candy company chicago

headquarters. although this isn't the only story. one of the nigerian brothers involved in the jussie smollett case wond in the golden gloves boxes tournament and according to the score card he gave his opponent a real beating unluke e jussie. be right back. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed.

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