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double for straightening with invisalign with piles of red ? you get a doctor director smile. you love for 60% that's a lot less like a smile to direct without a david surgery order. but these are not evil, kevin . i'm a great guy so that i love you. america. hello everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro. along with jessica tarloff, joey jones. janie tablature tirhas. it's five o'clock in new york city and this is the five breaking news on this sex offender creep in new york whose sucker punched a man fracturing his skull and nearly killing him. he's finally back behind bars where he belongs.
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the arrest happening only after major public outcry over lax bail laws that let him roam around the big apple. today, new york governor kathy hochul acting like it was her idea. never mind this "new york post" cover that called her out. i took action of my own hands. i directed the department of corrections and community supervision to immediately examine whether or not this parole violation occurred. yes, it did. you could tell curtis was a person on lifetime parole and as of minutes ago, that person is now in custody. that is at my direction. the people of new york need to know that as their governor , i'll stand up and protect them . but this was just one of the many crimes that have happened under her watch. video obtained by the "new york post" shows thieves robbing a coffee shop and customers at gunpoint right across from the office of a top def, the police politician
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and the democrat city carnage doesn't end there. it's complete anarchy over in los angeles, video showing a flash mob ransacking a 7-eleven and leaving the place in shambles. all right, katie, i'm going to start with you. i can't get over the hood of this governor . i directed the department of corrections. certainly seem like a violation . governor , with all due respect or whatever respect you think you're entitled to, this was an attempted murder. the police made an arrest. a progressive d.a. made a decision to lower that from an attempted murder to a misdemeanor assault three , which is not a bail eligible crime. let's be clear just for the viewers. this man suffered a fractured skull, a broken cheekbone, a brain bleed. he is in a coma this was totally unprovoked. the dirtbag who did it right there on camera, you can put
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this in front of a jury and tell run the tape and then go to the deliberation room and vote this dirtbag sex offender. level three , level three means he is the most dangerous, he is the most likely to reoffend and he is a danger to the community. he is not only a sex offender, he is an individual who has been convicted of several felony crime. now, this obviously the reason she wants to take credit is because she's running for office. does she deserve credit? congratulations. you put one guy back in jail after he was let out and should have never been let out, given you saw his mug shot, many of them on the screen, he could have hurt someone in the time that he was out of jail. and as you said, the charges are being lowered, which means that there's no deterrence next time around for him or for other criminals watching this, we're saying, oh, well, if i do something heinous like this, i can just get off and not be prosecuted by the system. she is running against lee
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zeldin, who is a republican running on a tough on crime policy position. that's why she is taking this into her own hands. it's a good thing this guy is back behind bars. she could do bigger things like fire the progressive in new york city. i would brag and also generally speaking, you the issue about the way the crime is run so rampant and out of control is it's going to further along. it gets the further the solution is going to need to be extreme. so new york is the mayor not like eric adams, who talks a lot about fighting violent crime but isn't doing much to solve the problem? say something like rudy giuliani, no tolerance policies, broken window theory and really going hard after these guys. there's a deterrence and no tolerance for criminal rights, but rather more empowerment of victims preventing this from happening to other people. you know, the point that he makes is a good one , tyrus, and that is that, you know, we've got liberals. yes. this is i believe this is a bronx case and the bronx d.a.
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is the one who made the decision to reduce it to a misdemeanor. now, what's crazy about this is new york city cop said this is attempted murder until it's attempted murder. now, if they reduce to a misdemeanor, there's going to be a public outcry because it was they made it essentially bail eligible. now they say they're still investigating. if they're still investigating it, why did they reduce to a misdemeanor and let the guy out on the street? well, we're still investigating . oh, wow. people are really paying attention to this. who filmed it? i think you look at what the real issue is , is intent. this dude, this is not two guys who got an argument and a fight broke out and somebody got punched and got their job. so this is a guy who size victim put gloves on , measured him up and laid him out. that's intent. that's straight up intent. he planned it and here's the cool part. he didn't run away. he wasn't in fear. he stood he admired his work and he casually strolled off.
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what we're seeing is you can make arguments for political people all you want to, but the embracement of the defund the police movement, we're seeing premeditated, brazen, that group that robbed the 7-eleven that was planned as a facebook party. criminals are emboldened because there is no fear. it used to be when you see someone get attacked, they would do it and they would run. they go to escape. there's no reason for an escape even though they rearrested him ,they still didn't say we're going to move this up to attempted murder. the victim had bleeding on his brain. so he's never going to be a saint is a broken cheekbone. he's a shock, not to mention the point of sleep right again for the rest of his life. all of that if that was if i did that to somebody, it would be attempted murder period. and we still know this guy is even going to make it through all this complications. he has unbelievable amounts of surgery going ahead. but what it all comes down to is you have embolden the criminal element. and even with this arrest, it's still the same message. they didn't put any of the charges they're investigating. what else do you need to see? well, they didn't do any new charges.
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in fact, what they did was she didn't say we've arrested him, joey. and now, you know, he's going to he's going to pay for what he did. she said, well, it's a violation of parole, violation of parole. if you don't get in trouble, you got in trouble when you got arrested. but let's talk about the fact that that now you've got are these flash parties or facebook parties where they decide they're going to all gang up and go into a store and literally strip of everything on the shelves. where are we? i mean, i don't even know the question to ask at this point. nobody even stops these kids and says you can't you can't you can't do this anymore. the question to ask is of new yorkers, which is how much does this matter to you? because they get to go vote here in, decide who they're going to have representing them and what laws they want to keep. i was made aware of a saying very abruptly in eod school and military school to be a bomb tech, which is don't apply a band-aid fix to a ticket problem. and so without being too graphic, you can kind of understand what that means.
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what happens here is this guy is in jail because of the nature of his crime. he's simply in jail because committing a crime violated his from what i understand and what really irks me the most is we show this screenshot the screen full of mug shots and say with this history of violence, he should be behind bars. with all due respect, no. with this one incident, he should be behind bars. it's common sense that if someone goes out on the streets with the intent to harm people, they don't deserve to be out on the street that is a very simple thing. and if new york laws are stopping that from happening, then new yorkers need to fix this by getting new people in. and it's not just new york . it jessica, it's across the country. it is you know, this cashless bail is social justice, progressive ideas worried more about criminals and victims and one situation where people are having coffee and outside of a coffee shop and a bunch of guys come out with guns with the offended
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magazines and they hold them up for their watches and their bracelets directly across the street from new york city councilwoman who wants to and has funded police. when are they going to understand that they're not in this? for us , it seems like election times are looking like that and recall efforts are happening all over the country and they're being pushed forward by democrats. i was doing some research about the recall of boudin and it was fueled in the beginning from disillusioned asian-american democrats who were like, this is not okay. impeachment and donald trump didn't endorse him on social. so now we've voted for the same or endorsed the same candidate, but which is a little strange.
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but what's really interesting in the debate between goldman and his much more progressive counterparts who are running as well is that the progressives, someone like nonmarried who was a legal aid lawyer, talks openly about how bad alvin braggers and goldman had endorsed alvin bragg when he was running for d.a.. so you're saying people who are more traditionally progressive left of a moderate democrat on every single issue except for crime now and saying that this has to be about victims, it can't be about protecting criminals anymore and that is the you're going to see across the entire country what really persons, incarcerated people. so there is no one is incarcerated. so that's a good point. people in their right. yeah. yeah. and of course, what tirhas is that? they change the law in new york . they're no longer inmates. they're incarcerated people jail cells for salesperson's. right. joe biden, there's been a total disaster for the country, but that's not stopping him from boasting about the job he's doing some huge campaign
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was back out a few years older than that i'm counting on various braggadocios but trying to make a big comeback even with terrible poll numbers. after a week of resting up at the beach deleware, a president finally thinks he has the wind at his back . he's gearing up for a victory tour of the country to tout some legislative wins. and his white house chief of staff, ron klain, is already out there with the trash talk. >> i don't think it's true. he's out there less than his predecessors. i just think donald trump created an expectation of a president creating a storm every single day and that led to a cycle of cable news coverage and twitter and so on , so forth. and i understand that made people in your line of work, you know, very busy and very productive. the media ramping up the biden hype machine. "new york times" is trying to make the pro biden dark brand and mean the thing with this headline quote, darte brandon rises and bluey's biden's beleaguered faithful.
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the times also claiming aviator joe was back , arguing the president shades are an emblem of his continued vigor. >> and check out these lapdogs on it is a big deal . this is huge and i don't think people understand how big this is . this has been an extraordinarily successful two years legislatively. a big victory at the white house. yeah, it's such a big win for president biden. he's actually interrupting his vacation and flying back to the white house today just for this bill signing. listen, i don't know what you would know about things like using props to present yourself to have a persona, to create an air about you, a perception. but you know, you've shown that can work outside of the ring. but i don't know that biden's going to make aviators work outside the movie. here's the thing you've got the charisma or charisma, as we say in the to where you can
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wear a cardigan and have someone tell you in a sweatshirt it would be all right. you either have it or you don't. and with all due respect, mr. president, the brother don't he doesn't have it so don't care how you dress it up, glasses, dark brown and whatever . he's still shaking hands with ghosts and doing all kinds of weird stuff and say he has wind with what's going on right now is just unbelievable. there is enough chinese fenthion on this country literally that i was reading day to kill americans seven times over our border crisis is unbelievable. our inflation people are looking around. he has spent more than five total of five months so far outside the office, which is the most of the last three presidents, so to say he's president, to say he's doing anything, he's stopping his vacation to come back because this is the first positive thing he's had to wear. they have to come back for him to do the bill signing. if he was doing so well, he wouldn't have to stop and be like, hey, look what i did. check out, put my glasses on and whatnot, because his poll numbers look good poll
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numbers he has. well, that does bring that to you. not even good. they're just the best you can have this do this this entire administration, they know americans are sick of it. so they're trying to act like they got one thing out of fifty . congratulations. that's still horrible numbers. when he first brought the aviators back and say anything disparaging, i thought it was because he was still sick. and i felt like because he gave that speech while he was while he was suffering from cold. but you know, i get it in my dark. the yosh from being sick. let's do this. but anyway, campanaro made a really good statement. we don't wear sunglasses in our business because we need to be able to see the needs, etc. that's how you communicate. he's just putting a wall up between him and the viewer. it's almost like maybe that's why he can't tell what's happening in america. well, joe biden is still deeply unpopular when it comes to his poll numbers. and i'm sure jessica will argue that numbers are going up in the past couple of weeks. but he's still deeply unpopular . conveniently, the white house has hit him away, back away from the press during the one year anniversary of the afghanistan withdrawal, which is a total catastrophe.
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joe biden is riding his bike on the beach ball. democratic mayors are berating republicans for sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. they should be having phone calls with joe biden about that problem. but the best place for joe biden to be really is away from the cameras and away from giving any kind of statements because when he does his press shop, that has to clean it up, making him look like he's not credible. and if he's really going to have a comeback, you'd think you would see a number of democrats running for election or reelection on the campaign trail in the senate and the house inviting him to come campaign for him. but instead they're running as far away as possible from joe biden, including in ohio. and you also have a number of democrats refusing to say whether he should run again in 2020 four, including senator whitehouse just today. so, you know, joe biden's poll numbers go up when he's away from the media. but in terms of successes and answering questions, being transparent about what's going on , they're happy to keep him away from the reporters. you know, i guess the media
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is working really hard to make him like joe biden is just having such a legislative windfall right now. the chipset in this new new green new deal , does that make up for what happened in afghanistan a year ago? does that make up for what's happening at the border? i mean, i get you know, maybe democrats didn't think trump about tax cuts as a legislative victory. i don't think republicans and independents these is the big legislative wins. democrats say they are i don't know any american is running around saying thank god joe biden got these legislative wins. look, first of all, the legislative wins that they talk about, like the inflation reduction act, we know that's a lie. this the congressional budget office is not going to do any more work on it. the green new deal now the change. well, but the truth is that that's what it's bill , that that's how they pass the bill. they blind to us . and all of america knows that that was a lie. and the truth is that this president and this administration are doing everything they can to pursue their own agenda and not
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the agenda of the american people. cyrus is right. this president has taken one hundred and fifty one and 50 vacation days. that is five months off in a year and six or seven months . that is crazy. he is not capable of ron klain complaining and saying, you know, that donald trump. but you know, every day there was an air storm that donald trump came out. yeah, there was. you know why? because he was doing things and the left was going crazy because they objected to it. and in the end, what you've got are the democrats going crazy every time donald trump did something and the democrats at this point are saying we've got to build joe up even though half of us don't want him to run again, even though most of us don't think the guy is capable of finishing a thought or a sentence because it's important to us so that we can win. you know, this is a good point. he's been on vacation. i mean, he got elected from the basement, so maybe he get reelected on vacation. maybe there's a strategy there. but if this biden's win,
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is this biden's victory or is this chuck schumer's victory ? it's democrats victory. it's and that's the decision that people make, kate is not wrong. biden is personally unpopular. he's been inching up now around 40% popularity. but the democrats as a party, as the choice of americans heading into the midterms are getting increasingly popular now tied in terms of who's favored to win to make to be in charge of congress, were favored to win the senate. mitch mcconnell was caught yesterday by a reporter asked about what he thought was going to happen and he said that they're not likely to take back the senate a few months to go . mitch mcconnell feel pretty good about those odds in terms of who's actually happy about those legislative wins. this example, diabetics, people who use insulin, for instance, with clyburn shared a story about his now past wife, emily, who took insulin. she paid twelve hundred dollars a month for her doses. this will be down to thirty five dollars a month because of the fact that now medicare can negotiate drug prices due to the inflation
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reduction to the 700 billion is going to go to just that. just curious, like i know, i know and i know that senior citizens in this country should have that much money get one thing. it's not one . it's not only one thing that's good. it's type one diabetic at home. and i have not seen any of this talking about in the last thing i saw a sign last year and is going to take a of something. i'm just saying it so it's unfair to reduce the thing that is unequivocally a good thing to just oh, it's one good thing there are a bunch of good things in there. and just because it's your politics doesn't mean that it doesn't count. this is an energy know people aren't ready for energy. it's about saving people's lives. it's making sure that they have health care. oh, yes. health care things, people's lives. when history looks back at the first two years of the biden term, they will see the american rescue act. they will see bipartisan infrastructure to pass the check back in pollution reduction act. they will see that al-zawahiri is dead. they will see record jobs numbers. they will see low unemployment.
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and i'm not saying that they will take joe biden as god's gift to the presidency, but do not reduce what has been accomplished in this term. and democrats got that done with the slimmest majorities. well, democrats are trying to separate themselves from radical progressives. someone needs to let joe biden know about that. all right. ahead, biden's water crisis coming for your kids. drug cartels now pushing these deadly candy colored fentanyl pills. that's right. love american rock fans to the man in the world. yes, pain doesn't trip for only one dollar with any steak entree only at applebee's and menopausal with smart sounds helps noise bring just
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it's poured out like a mystery to overwhelmed law enforcement . there's no evidence to point to one thing or another to go replicate that and not leave evidence. i don't think that would be possible. people the helicopters were it could be bacteriological weapons testing, lots of speculation. aliens coming in the cases are the the greatest unsolved crimes we took of the case ourselves. mccrossin original cattle mutilations screaming now on the fox station, .com 40%. i can't sleep at night. president biden facing fierce new criticism over the crisis at the southern border. authorities are warning it is putting kids in danger. dea officials say cartels are pushing these candy looking fentanyl pills this week.
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agencies 15000 rainbow drugs at the border in arizona. the local law enforcement across the country say they are seeing more of these colorful drugs pop up in their towns. former acting ice director tom homan says the blame squarely on president bush's policies humane. over twelve hundred migrants died on u.s. soil. add to that over 100,000 americans who died from fentanyl overdoses coming across the border. how does this administration stand up and look the tv camera and say this border is secure when americans are dying and a record number of migrants are dying? it doesn't make sense today. i want to come to you about this. this story is rooted in your state's border. it's absolutely frightening, especially someone, the kids, because you can just envision they were shaped to imitate vitamins. what little kids take, what can we do about this? a border security is obviously one and we've talked a lot about that. but this is a bigger issue when it comes to the governments
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that are fueling the crisis. so the chinese communist party infuses perceptional into mexico and the mexican cartels partner with them to get it into the states and they all profit off of that. now, i haven't heard any talk from the bush administration about what they think the mexican government should do to hold the cartels accountable. and it's difficult to say that they would do anything because they are so corrupted by the cartels. so president donald trump, you know, he joked about sending missiles into these, you know, cartel locations in mexico, whether they were industrial sized meth labs or whether there is fentanyl pushers. could harsher penalties for people who traffics fentanyl into the country. but right now, as we're seeing illegal immigrants from mexico who are trafficking these pills that look like candy for children into the country, they're being released. go back to mexico, get the load, bring it back into the country. so that's a border security problem. that's administration could handle and they're clearly not
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doing that. but they have to accept that this is clearly a war they're waging on the country. when you're sending in pills that look like candy for children that are lethal, that is not just something that they should take lightly. obviously they're doing it for a purpose. and we had in 2020 one one hundred thousand overdoses. eighty thousand of them tied directly to fentanyl. what do you make of katie's point about the pressure that we should be putting on the mexican government to make sure that they're working with us? i have never heard president joe biden say the word fentanyl . i don't know of anyone at this table has ever heard the president say that before i talk about mexico, i want the president of the united states for all of this, you know, applause that we need to give him and congratulate for a wonderful president. he is . why isn't he talking about the single most dangerous thing that is happening to people in this country? we are now subject to an
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undeclared war by china against the united states killing the number one killer of people between the ages of 18 to 45 . we're not just talking about the undeclared war. we're talking about a money laundering operation and a partnering that's going on in that mexican cartels who are trafficking people through the southern border so that there are arteries of these traffic people who are continuing with the fentanyl sales now that they would put it in handy to sell it to children them, to give it to children tells me that they are trying to kill us and that the president of the united states would not even discuss this is a dereliction of his duty, period. end of the story. that's all i have to say, kyra. that's all he had to say. i'm sure she thought a lot and she did it in good time. wow. what's interesting about is going on in terms of the politics of it is that we're seeing border security tape in terms of importance to
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people, especially those who live in border states . do you foresee we have 81 days to go until the midterms that this is going to become more of a hot button issue? >> not until somebody sitting in washington loses a loved one to a candy, not until somebody told somebody is effectively unaffected or affected. they'll see it. but you just look at the the optics of how terrible this is for the people that live in texas and arizona, those border states , our president just spent is spending five hundred thousand dollars of taxpayer money to build a fence around a security fence around his home to what? keep bad people out. but you can't do that in texas. and it's not just bad people. these cartels are. so again, always comes back to the same thing. we've emboldened the wrong people. these cartels, military back up to where our border control agents are outgunned, outmanned, they don't have the numbers they have they have military intelligence. they're mules. are people looking for the american dream? some of them don't make
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a career out of it. the ones they get caught, they don't care. the ones who go would have to come back like this is beyond the pale. and the simple thing would be building the wall, making it harder just the tourists just seeing it. and i don't care what you call the last one thing i said, call it aquarium or terrarium, whatever you want to call it. deterring crime isn't as much when there is a deterrent. there is no deterrent for china and mexico to keep doing these things and the politicians can't do anything. they're just as scared as the cartel mules being used. >> and of course, they drop everything really quickly about the international border. we treat the southern border like it's like getting into a club or a restaurant or something like, you know, treat it like at the militarized zone where they are up against mexican cartels with firepower that you're dealing with an international border with really bad actors, whether they're terrorist cartels, human smugglers, whatever we treat it like it's not that. and that has caused a whole host of problems, including this final cost with some ten people coming across
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the border legitimately seeking asylum or if one person pretending to with a bag full of federal. that's the honest truth and that's where we are. doesn't don't have empathy. but i care about this country more . and that's not a bad thing. where's our counterintelligence operations? if our president can use a drone to take out a retired terrorist who's on who's in bad out to begin with , then where are we using drones to take down ships coming across the ocean with all on them? we have to treat this like a war because it is it is killing us . it's killing the most vulnerable and of us is killing our kids. and our president should at least posture himself in a way that cares because if you read anything about war or intergovernment relations, posturing actually works and we should at least show ourselves the 50% the democrats biggest argument gets lost of all doesn't work. well, you know, what we're doing doesn't work either. in a wall of at least the solution proposed, nancy pelosi had a bill on the table ,couldn't give trump the wall he campaigned on to get daca and other reforms that she
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wanted. so we need to stop putting partisan politics, create poor policy and we need to we need to replace empathy with actual strategy that allows us to stop this thing from happening. our border can be secured. this problem can be solved and it's not going to happen with this administration. good news is there are some border democrats. i agree with you. martelly is out with a new video touting the war. are on a pretty big island by himself, a guy out there to vacationing, not getting along with your annoying college roommate, just got even worse. what a great segue. i will explain that to lady in one bite of albie's hushpuppy breaded fish strips and you transported to a classic southern fish, right? one bite of those fries and you back at all these.
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back . well, college is supposed to be a time to study hard and of course, a lot of fun. >> don't forget through the you've every day. come on . you can make. but just like with everything else, politics is ruining 46% of college students say they wouldn't room with someone who votes differently. and you can probably guess which party is more intolerant. 62% of democrats don't want to bunk with a republican . that is compared with twenty eight percent of gop respondents who say the same thing. jessica. so intolerant, intolerant party. so i think the dorm room thing is not that bad. but part of this study and you should room to whoever you get math for this part of the experience of going to college that you need people who from different places and think different things. but part of us was dating someone of a different political party. and i understand that i used to have a boyfriend who look so alive, but he was he had voted
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for john mccain and we it was cool. but in this new era, party polarization, i get why that's too difficult and politics is just infused in so much of what we do. judge, you know, i'm thinking of james mary matalin and james carville. right. they got along, but i still do. i really do. yeah, well, i guess they do. they're still married. but you know what i think i think that what you said is absolutely true. i think it's part of the college experience i remember taking. i was my my son to school. it was the first year he's my youngest and i was a wreck anyway. but i remember walking into the dorm room and he was sharing a dorm with a kid who had that poster up. some guy was being stabbed to death and that would draw blood . wow. i think it was a d.a. at the time. i was like suicidal at that point or, you know, either kill this kid before he kills my son. but it all worked. so he was a great story
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with them. you know, i don't care what your politics don't ring me with like a tennessee fan. i don't remember watching auburn than a fool, if anything, with that ugly orange color, you know, like that matters. sport of identity politics is just something i enjoy and want people to care about. but no, they probably won't. but i'll tell you, i didn't have a dorm at a barracks room and if i made it through a year in a bathroom without being in a fistfight with the person in there with me, i was happy. so this doesn't really translate to paris or the dorm room big enough for you to have you so funny that you i never a problem with a roommate in college. never argue the end of the my bottom bunk. never argue over where to put stuff. yeah. sometimes i wanted to closets. he was always with never. i said i need the weekend. okay but i also don't remember ever once being in college talking about hey do you
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