>> dana: well, i'm going to object by the way the question was phrased. because that's not -- let's do another survey and let me write the question. >> bill: come on. this is the song we were singing in the car over the weekend. >> dana: it is. i don't know why i look so scared. you should have been the one scared. i was driving. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the president of the united states is set to press congress to give americans a gas tax holiday. but who does that really help the most, biden and his politics or the country? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". a move that even former president barack obama called a gimmick. others say it is a trick. a band-aid. administration officials say president biden wants to temporarily take away the federal gas tax. that's 18 cents per gallon of

unleaded gas, 24 cents per gallon of diesel. the national average for regular unleaded hovering around $5 a gallon. lawmakers in both parties say they aren't really certain this would make much of a dent. south carolina senator tim scott is skeptical. >> unfortunately the way that gas is ticking up every single week, that reduction in price is eliminated in about 12 days. what we need is to have certainty and predictability so that those energy producers feel like they can invest billions of dollars to extract the energy from the soil so that we can use it in our tanks. all we're doing is playing a game of moving things around but not actually impacting the marketplace long term. >> harris: that's why i question does it help biden's politics more? americans are changing travel and commuting plans to save on gas.

while the president is busy fighting with the head of a major oil company. wait a minute. which direction does he want to go in here? does he really want to help us? biden is bending to the far left of his political party and now pushing to eliminate our use of fossil fuels by sitting by where they are so expensive. senator scott said even if you lower it by 18 cents we've been on a rise of more than that for months, per week. there is the accusation of biden double talking when it comes to oil companies. watch this. >> so or 15 years from now we won't be using gas. it will be electric. you can't tell these companies please go flat out but we'll also wipe you out. there is an inconsistency. >> harris: that t "wall street journal"'s james freeman titled team biden's endless campaign to make energy expensive and

goes after biden's efforts to force companies to take on more paperwork on climate risk. we have more on that from the north lawn. >> president biden is expected to call on congress today to extend a three-month federal gas tax holiday even though the white house hasn't begun any sort of outreach to lawmakers to build support to pass this. at this juncture it looks like it is getting probably no republican support. senator tom cotton said the gas tax holiday is a gimmick worth 6% of the increasing gas since biden took office. meant to cover up the fact that dem policies have restricted supply and raised costs. even former president obama called a gas tax holiday a gimmick that allows people in washington to pat themselves on the back with no return and unclear how much americans will benefit from this. federal gas taxes are much lower than state gas taxes and

also some worry among economists that a gas tax holiday could increase demand and increase inflation. the white house is desperate to get prices down. the president is picking a fight with oil companies accusing refiners of raking in record profits while americans foot the bill. chevron ceo responded to biden writing your administration has sought to criticize and vilify our industry. these actions are not beneficial to meeting the challenges we face and not what the american people deserve. the president's answer, stop whining. >> president biden: he must be sensitive. i didn't know they get their feelings hurt that quickly. look, we need more refining capacity. this idea that they don't have oil to drill and to bring up is simply not true. >> industry heads have been clear they need a green light on policies over drilling, leasing, building infrastructure and regulation from the president, who once

vowed to end fossil fuels. even fed chair powell said it's part of the problem. >> if you pick up the annual report of any of the big oil companies, you will see that is something that is happening and it is a rational economic response to expectations about where future policy is headed. >> tomorrow energy secretary jennifer granholm will meet with the executives from these companies with a meeting that the president himself called and convened but he himself does not plan to attend. >> harris: i hope she doesn't break into giggling this time like often she does when asked about energy. thank you. senator mike lee, republican of utah, member of the energy and judiciary committees. great to have you in "focus." i want to start with the gas tax holiday. it would be 90 days, three months, 90 days. and the election, mid-terms are 139 days away. so biden would have to capitulate and put the gas tax back into play just days before his party goes to the mid-terms.

that seems political suicide to me. >> it does and it is. this is part of a shameless and affectless operation. it is his energy policies which have as their intended outcome driving up costs in fossil fuels, safe, affordable, reliable and in america plentiful fossil fuels to transition into other foreign-made sources of energy that can't easily be transferred into automobiles. this is a big problem. so he is wanting us to cover that up by shifting around some tax revenue. number one a drop in the bucket. wouldn't really offer meaningful relief. one of my colleagues just noted 6% of the increase in the price of fuel is represented by the 18.4% federal gas tax. this is a disaster all the way around and he wants us to cover it up. >> harris: you know, i wonder,

senator, if this backfires in some way, too. some economists we were just reporting this say this could drive demand back up when americans are getting ready to hit the road. maybe some will say i'm saving 18 cents, let's buy the gas now and hit the road which drives us into potential shortages, doesn't it? >> yes, it absolutely does given that president biden. we canceled the keystone pipeline and he has shut down oil and gas leasing. claimed to have lifted the moratorium but it's still in place with regard to 80% of all on shore leasing operations and the oil companies don't have quite enough to develop and he says he wants more but then he takes away from them the ability to produce it. he says he wants more refining capacity. if he wanted to do something about it maybe he ought to lift the moratorium and push legislation that would make it easier and more affordable for us to build a refinery. we could pass one of the reform measures like legislation that

i've introduced to streamline the approval process but no. he wants to shift money around and cover this up with a tax holiday. >> harris: you hit the nail on the head if he wanted to do something about this. that isn't very green of him if he doesn't let the prices continue to go up and he has to answer to the far left side of his party close to the mid-terms to help his, you know, downstream from the white house, his democrats win. yet he does this and it hurts them. back and forth. let's get to this. the president and white house officials have been pushing the recession is not inevitable talking point. press secretary jean-pierre says had this to say about the economic crisis yesterday. >> we see that the strength that we our -- the economic strength from the seen this pastier with the american rescue plan and what we have seen with the historical gains, that is going to help us deal

with the recession. >> harris: i don't know. that felt like a word salad to me. what was she talking about? >> small handful of wall street billionaires? yes, the wealthy and well connected can get very rich in an economy like this one fueled by the federal government printing money it doesn't have. you know who else who does get hurt while they benefit? hard working americans of every stripe other than the extremely wealthy and well connected are made poorer and the people who can least afford it. i'm thrilled to hear she is speaking there to a small constituency of people who made great gains. everyone else suffered under a president who wants to impose his far left agenda at the expense of hard working americans. >> harris: you say she is speaking to a relatively small group who are still doing well. but even they understand where we are.

elon musk has a response to president biden claiming the recession is not inevitable. let's watch together. >> i think a recession is inevitable at some point. as to whether there is a recession in the near term, i think that is more likely than not. it is not a certainty, but it appears more likely than not. >> harris: more likely than not. experts are putting it north of 40% probability now. >> putting it north of 40%. everything the biden add ministration -- it drives up inflation. think about it. if he just suspends the gas tax for a period of three months, first of all he would extend the suspension before the mid-terms for the reasons you talked about a minute ago. even if it were just three months, there is a lot of revenue that still has -- we still have to pay for the

upkeep and maintenance of our transportation network and interstate system. where will the money come from? we'll have to borrow more and print more. you know what that does? it spikes inflation even more. that's why this is treacherous and wrong and we can't let it happen. >> harris: the california man accused of trying to assassinate justice kavanaugh is due in court today. he could get the roe v. wade decision by tomorrow. we all could. the pro-abortion group jane's revenge is promising a riot in the nation's capitol if the high court overturns that decision. authorities are continuing to allow illegal protesting outside justices' homes that endangers them and their families. the radical group rise up for

abortion rights held a protest yesterday. some might look at this as intimidation and also against the law. it's the same group that protested outside the home of justice amy coney barrett complete with dolls and fake blood props. i know that you have a new book that went up for sale this month saving nine, the fight against the left's plan to pack the supreme court and destroy american liberty. are you concerned about that especially now? what are your deep concerns? >> deeply concerned about this, harris. as i explain in saving nine and the reasons you just identified there is a massive group on the far left that wants to demonize and delegitimize and isolate the supreme court justices considering joining the alito opinion. you are right, there are many ways that the american people, most ways the american people can protest and demonstrate and gather are legal and constitutionally protected.

it is a criminal violation under section 15.07 to show up to the private residence of a supreme court justice to demonstrate, to try to influence them. that's exactly what is happening. and why these groups like ruth sent us and jane's revenge why they aren't being issued injunctions and not being prosecuted or at least investigated is beyond my ability to understand. why people who show up there aren't being stopped or arrested or threatened with arrest if they show up and do that is beyond my ability to understand unless, of course, they just want it. you know we know that because president biden's spokesperson a few weeks ago acknowledged that he supports these efforts. this is really troubling and explain saving nine the things i predicted when i wrote the book would happen where the supreme court was poised to overturn roe v. wade. the left would try to

delegitimize it to try to pack the supreme court and undermine the entire constitution. >> harris: what we're seeing now is actually dangerous to citizens. imagine being the family members of those conservative justices inside their homes and we have good law enforcement to be there. but when a large group shows up unpredictable things can happen and at least investigate it. if you won't hold tight to the federal law, at least investigate. senator lee, thank you for being in "focus." good to see you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: primary season is in full force. one group says women candidates are the key to a republican majority. plus former united nations ambassador nikki haley is not holding back on president biden's foreign policy failures. >> if there had been no afghanistan disaster, there would likely have been no ukraine invasion.

putin saw our lack of resolve in kabul and nothing meaningful would happen once the tanks rolled into kyiv. >> harris: knows are jarring words. the ambassador says president biden's weakness on the world stage is taking a huge toll and time to turn it around. ambassador nikki haley in "focus" next. better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com riders! let your queries be known. uh, how come we don't call ourselves bikers anymore? i mean, "riders" is cool, but "bikers"...is really cool. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied.

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>> it was not nato expansion or western war mongering the pushed russia to invade. it was western weakness that convinced putin he could get away with attempting to swallow ukraine. he saw america as too internally divided and distracted and europe as too

bureaucratic and soft to stop him. and sadly, i have to say, he wasn't wrong. >> harris: former united nation's ambassador nikki haley gave a foreign policy speech in london earlier today and talked about the repercussions of the president' botched afghanistan withdrawal and recent fox news polls give biden low marks on exiting the afghanistan. the latest survey on the u.s. standing on the world stage shows most americans feel world leaders don't respect president biden. 58%. that's a big number. nikki haley, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n., former republican governor of south carolina joins us from london fresh off that speech. ambassador haley, as you are talking about that i can just

imagine as we enter way beyond 100 days in this war, people are also looking to see well, is this the president to help that end? >> you know, i think we worked with the politics and we spoke a lot of british leaders came to hear the speech and what i was basically focusing on was, you know, we don't have time for distraction. we have been distracted long enough. at the end of the day we have a clear issue at hand. it is not the ukraine/russia war, it is the chinese/russian partnership announced 24 days before. they are transparent. their goal is to eliminate the west and allow themselves to be the leaders of the world. and we have to start stepping up and being smart. this is not the time to be soft. this is not the time to wonder what america is going to look like when she grows up. this is the time for us to lead and the world wants us to lead and they aren't getting that under biden. that's the part that makes

people nervous and that's the part that we have to change. >> harris: where is it going to come from? as you just pointed out russia is on the move. estonia yesterday let the world know that russia violated its airspace for the first time by flying a helicopter over its territory. that's not a high altitude. the move was definitely seen as provocative as estonia is a nato member. the country's defense ministry says it's the picture of the threat. how we see the russian threat. it has never been as serious it is now. ambassador. >> this is a war we have to win. this is not just about ukraine and russia. this is about the fact that this is a war on freedom. if we don't help ukraine finish this, this will be the beginning of a lot of those. we have to fight this as much as we can. they are not asking for troops. i don't think we should write blank checks but if they need long-range missiles give it to

them. give them planes if they need them. let this fight this war and let them win. if they don't win, if russia is able to gain territory, china will move on taiwan, russia will move on poland and the baltics. this will not end. and we have to make sure that we are on the side of freedom. now countries around the world are having to take a side. do they take the side of russia and china? or do they take the side of the u.s. and the west? they are going to take the side of the one they think can win. does the u.s. and the west look like we can win? do we act like we can win? are we making the moves to show we can win? i don't think we are. that's what has to change. that is the difference. when we do that, we will have more countries with us. when we have more countries with us and we show strength, we will prevent further wars. but until that happens, you are going to continue to see

aggression by russia and china and continue to see iran move forward on nuclear production and north korea continue to cause problems. >> harris: quickly china sent 29 war planes into taiwan's airspace that's this week. it is part of what you are saying. the shark is on the beach of delaware. >> why did china do that? they are trying to make a move on taiwan. the best thing we can do is let's get in front of the situation. let's send taiwan the training for their military. let's send taiwan and work with our allies to get them the equipment they need. let's do it with our friends, not alone but let's all stand behind taiwan so much so that china doesn't think about making a move. the mistake with ukraine was too little too late. don't wait until it's too late when it costs us more money, time and weapons and sacrifices. let's get in front of it so we

never have to deal with that in the first place. >> harris: my opening question is this the president to get that done? all right. let's move. a group that's working to elect more republican women to congress says its women candidates are the key to a republican majority next year. we'll scroll them because there are so many of them. winning for women action fund has endorsed more than 20 candidates so far this election cycle and it has already seen success in a number of races this year including texas and alabama just last night. i have been with you when you've talked about women's issues and getting in politics. tell me about this latest trend where you see it going. >> it's an exciting time. we're seeing women really step out and say enough. there are no women's issues, they are all issues. women care about national security, they care how they feed their families and what

their wallets look like. they care about education and crime. women care about the overall strength of our country and what we're seeing is some amazing women step up and amazing women win. 11 out of the 15 seats in 2020 that we flipped were won by women. we now have more participation by women in this country than we've ever had. we're seeing more republican women step up and that's the key. because republican women are stepping up against cancel culture. they are stepping up against the woke culture trying to take place. they are stepping up for parents and security and stepping up to reduce crime and they are stepping up and they are winning. republican women are going to make sure we turn this country around. >> harris: quickly you were with nancy mace as she won her most recent primary challenge. i don't know if my team has it. there was a quick shout out on this. can we play it real quick? let's watch.

would you run? >> you know? if we don't win in 22 there is no 4. once we win in 22 republicans have to prove that we deserve to be there. i don't have to make a decision until the first part of next year. i have never lost a race and i won't lose now. i will put 1,000 percent into it and finish it. if there is not a place for me i will fight for this country until my last breath. >> harris: that's the furthest i heard you get on this question. appreciate it. thank you so much. no responsibility, no apology. critics have torn into l.a. county d.a. george gascon after he spoke out on the murder of two police officers by a convicted felon. our nation's capital is the worst run city in the nation.

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>> harris: election results are in and there is controversy down south. texas democratic congressman cuellar's win over a progressive challenger. liberal democrats are angry at the national party for backing a pro-life moderate. they don't like cuellar. he also wants the border security. in georgia, mike collins victorious in his runoff makes vernon jones one of two trump-backed candidates in the state to lose their races. across the entire primary

season so far 27 trump-backed candidates have won in competitive races while only 11 have lost. in alabama, trump-backed katie britt won her senate primary runoff against congressman mo brooks. alexandria hoff is live for us in alabama. that went back and forth. trump was first behind mo brooks and then behind britt. tell us about it. >> yes. i think it's really interesting. it is unclear really how much of an impact that last-minute trump endorsement had on katie britt's victory last night. she earned 65% of the vote but already considered the favorite going into last night and prior to the endorsement. what may have been more impactful was congressman mo brooks losing the endorsement. >> one thing is clear. alabama has spoken. we want new blood, we want fresh blood, we want someone who will fight for our

christian conservative values and fight for the liberty this nation was founded on. >> former president trump had backed britt's opponent mo brooks but pulled the endorsement last summer saying brooks went woke after suggesting to a crowd they need to look beyond the 2020 election. brooks and britt battled who was the true america first candidate. brooks conceded earlier last night he didn't exactly offer well wishes. >> i would be remiss if i did not congratulate the alabama democratic nominee that the republican winner won. congratulations to the democratic party. >> some spite in his voice there. katie britt was really aligned with a lot of mo brooks' stances on things. she will face off in november

against democratic nominee. >> harris: los angeles county district attorney george gascon defending his office's handling of the case of the cop killer justin flores. that suspect. let's watch. >> the history of the suspect mr. flores, does not contain any evidence of violence. understandably many are angry, including myself. we all wish if we could predict violence. but the reality is that we can't. i urge everyone to insure that we do not overreact here and that we do the things that we known have worked. >> harris: flores had a long rap sheet. he was already a felon out on bail as part of a plea deal when he shot and killed officers on june 14th. he then killed himself. one l.a. county deputy district

attorney, and gascon critic has been hitting back ever since. he says flores was convicted in 2009 for a felony and went to prison and then released, committed another felony and went back to prison. violated parole and probation and committed domestic violence. that isn't a person who has a decade with no contact with the criminal justice system. that statement is just not true. or as we like to call it old school. it is a lie. power panel, david avella and brad howard. great to see you. david, i will start with you on they have the signatures to get rid of this guy. my question was when will what happen? >> as soon as it gets certified we'll have an election and probably as has happened in san francisco, we'll have one less george soros backed prosecuting attorney in office. let me say that at some point law schools will have to be held accountable for turning out these law enforcement prosecutors -- i say law

enforcement facetiously because they believe we should put criminals first and victims second in our judicial system. and as the chairman of our new enforce the law.com protecting american project jason says we need to make these prosecutors famous. we need to make -- identify them and then tell the stories of the victims who have suffered because these prosecutors won't enforce the law. >> harris: brad, you have quite a reputation for being a strategist. what is the strategy of spending george soros's money to change the way we look at crime and criminals that isn't beneficial for the victims. that's what happening. >> i think we're seeing rising crime rates across the country now. a huge problem for the country and i think any candidate running right now that is not putting public safety front and center is making a mistake.

it is a terrible tragedy two police officers are killed. i'm glad the gunman is dead. i come from a law enforcement families and when the thugs kill officers it is an attack on the entire community. we can't lock up everyone in society but we can lock up certain violent criminals and so i think this prosecutor will face an election which is appropriate and let the voters of l.a. decide if they like his policies or not. president trump signed historical criminal justice system reform law and focuses prisons an rehabilitation rather than punishment. i hope we can lock up people violent but help the people drug addicted get the treatment they need to get out of the cycle of violence to turn around things in the country. >> harris: you didn't try to blame president trump was going on with the george soros liberal d.a.s. $40 million to put them in place. we have one in new york, alvin bragg. i don't think anybody would get

it twisted in the way they are ore acting by president trump. >> universal agreement among law enforcement community we need to try to rehabilitate these people and even president trump signed a law that helped shorten certain offenses and focus on rehabilitation. when you murder a cop there is no rehab. you should be given the death penalty. we might not all agree on that. >> harris: this d.a. doesn't think he has a violent history but he definitely did. democrat led cities are failing on many levels. a new study finds our nation's capital is the worst-run city in america followed by san francisco and new york based on financial stability, safety, infrastructure and several other factors. meanwhile, violent crime is on pace to surpass levels in several major blue cities. new york city leads the pack

with a 25.8% spike so far just this year. and you can see the other dismal statistics there. david. >> the democrats are in charge of washington and voters will take it out on them and it has gotten so bad for them that now hillary clinton is giving election advice and democrats are actually going to take it seriously as they get ready for the mid-terms probably too late, though. >> harris: when you say hillary clinton is giving advice, what kind of advice could hillary clinton give that would make much of a difference other than hire more cops and stop it with the soft on crime policies? >> hillary clinton this week said anything that takes the focus off things that impact people on their daily lives. much of the progressive agenda doesn't focus on that and her advice was get away from those things. it has gotten so bad for democrats they are actually going to maybe take that advice. so with prices where they are,

it is probably too late. >> harris: hillary clinton married to the man who gave the nation i feel your pain. i don't think we'll hear that from joe biden, though. >> no. >> harris: honestly, brad, could you be more disconnected to take as long as it did for the white house to even admit there was a baby formula crisis? could you be more disconnected than have the white house take as long as it has to realize that gasoline and inflation are crippling the american people? i mean, he is in slow mo. >> i think the white house -- the president's strength when he ran for congress he was running on empathy and competency. the president needs to continue to show empathy and competency in his administration. i think the federal government as large as it is, it's hard to do that sometime. you're right. we need to focus on the issues that affect everyday americans and put them front and center needs to react quickly and

effectively. they are starting to do that. i hopefully it's enough in time for the election in november. we have to bring up the president's approval ratings and democrats need to work hard on the campaign to win in november. >> harris: you had to go back to two decades when you thought he was running with the right topics and issues. you said it. great to see you both. thank you. poor kamala harris. >> i never take her seriously except that she is vice president. however bad you think joe biden is, kamala harris would, in fact, rapidly surpass him and achieve worse president in american history i think within 30 days. >> harris: we need our leaders to lead and be successful. period. this is probably not an indication that things are going well for her. it just got a lot cheaper to purchase a picture with the vice president. they are discounting her literally, discounting the

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>> harris: dnc is slashing the

price of a picture with vice president kamala harris. tickets for a photo are the v.p. at the party's women leadership forum were set to be $15,000 apiece. that event was postponed due to lack of ticket sales. the photo price went down to $5,000. the dnc says ticket prices vary for each event. that's a big variance. the rnc's deputy national press secretary tweeted this. americans may not be able to afford gas or groceries anymore but taking a picture with kamala is on clearance. jimmy failla host of fox across america and fox news radio is here. we have a lot of inflation, people probably look at this and say everything is overpriced including a picture with her. >> i'm telling you, they are doing this wrong. if they were smart they would let people meet her free and charge them to get out. nobody wants to hang out with

this woman nobody wants to be seen with her and that's an achievement. she came into office with so much goodwill in the press she was bumper bowling. she was set up to succeed and had the wind at her back but she has thrown gutter ball after gutter ball. i don't want to hear anything she got the difficult assignments. you are next in line to be president, a job that doesn't allow you to pick and choose the difficulty of the task. kamala has become the firefighters who complains about the smoke in her life. this is what you signed up for. sorry. >> harris: you told me it was prison rules today. >> i want to say this. put it down as a maybe on the kamala event. maybe. >> harris: republican congressman rodney davis says a staff member for a massachusetts dem congressman is the one who left colbert's staffers into the capitol last

week. colbert is getting flak. one comedian said even if colbert is all about pushing politics his focus on anger instead of humor as he used to do will not only not convince people to consider what he is saying but turn those already on his side off. you are the professional, the comedian on the road doing great stuff. i know it's hard. it's not an easy job. what is happening with him? >> the problem is for real and he is failing late night comedy. it used to be a source of common culture where people came to put differences aside to share about the common experiences we have as americans living in this country. colbert got roped into activism mass quer -- they aren't laughing, they are agreeing. the reason gutfeld is doing so welcome dee is not supposed to take itself seriously. colbert thinks he is saving the

world. gutfeld tells me i dress from siegfried and roy and part of that is resentment because i didn't pick him up in a taxi once because we didn't have a child seat. we don't take ourselves seriously and why we do well. he keeps selling the same confirmation bias to his white liberal audience. you know better than the trump people after breaking into the capitol where they want you to be mad at the trump people for. >> harris: greg is my best little friend. >> have you heard the things he says about me? >> harris: i can't repeat what he says about me. i can't. but when you talk about the clapping along with colbert i never noticed that but you are right. if something is funny, you laugh. you don't go -- no, it's true. >> they just clap. >> harris: the governor of michigan is getting slammed for

this comment. >> i have the constitutional ability to protect constitutional rights of people of michigan. i brought a lawsuit on behalf of all the menstruating people in michigan, 2.2 million. >> harris: the gop candidate running against her responded has the left gone insane? menstruating people? this is not normal behavior. someone needs to check the democratic party. >> i totally agree. when you are at a bar and you have a friend that's acting a fool in such a way that it's all right, time to go get our friend. if you haven't done that. >> harris: that's your life. i get it. >> if you haven't done it it means the person they do it to. time to get faulkner. they don't realize how ridiculous we sound. we're on a roe v. wade about a woman's right to choose.

people that menstruation? they are erasing women. it is embarrassing they don't hear themselves. it is denying them the self-awareness that would say hey, you sound crazy. they don't hear themselves. >> harris: if they could hear themselves it wouldn't matter. they think they have the moral majority. good to see you. love the boots. western in my heart. "outnumbered" is next.

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