ronny.she tells him, he's for scuba diving. >> aside from that incident, saying money never suggested she wanted more from the relationship than what they already had. basically, some bill estate dealings and sex. yes, sex. police found it very interesting that money had gone to chantal's to bring him dinner and have sex that very evening before the murder. when it came to women, shawn's life seemed complex. as police became more interested in one woman, marty yang, they were crossing another off of their list of suspects. they determine monica had nothing to do with sending those nasty letters to women and john's life and she had nothing to do with ronny rider's murder. the ordeal was a nightmare for her. >> it was so mysterious. everything sounded crazy. here in the middle, it is me, my name, i did nothing besides just going out and dating a person, at the wrong time. >> sean gill was also fully cleared of the murder. within a few weeks of the shooting. the investigation was soon focused o

ronnie: yeah, a whole another war. bigad: a war? ronnie: yeah. ronnie: this is another war of fighting for what is rightfully mine. bigad: forbes has been caught in a bureaucratic brawl with the veterans' administration trying to get compensation for the post-traumatic stress disorder he says he developed as a direct result of his military service. ronnie: you're protecting south korea from north korea and it's constant alert. couldn't sleep at night, hearing all kinds of things and anxiety attacks; and this was all just traumatic for me. bigad: it changed you? ronnie: yeah. yeah. bigad: but over the past decade, his disability claims have been repeatedly denied. ronnie: a quitter never wins, and a winner never quits. bigad: his file at the va now stretches more than 2,000 pages filled with his lengthy appeal applications and the va's consistent requests for more documentation. forbes, who is the commander of the livermore chapter of veterans of foreign wars, says his colleagues with similar medical conditions haven't faced the same struggles in

ronny is somewhere around 5 years old.lgian malinois and called the shelter home more than 300 days. when he showed up here, he was a stray with no microchip, no tags, and no owner to be found and ronny's story says jay is one that's becoming more and more common. >> it breaks my heart to see that this dog is still here. >> reporter: ronny is just one of the around 900 animals currently at the shelter, a record high, that jay hopes someone will either adopt or foster. there are around 250 dogs, 600 cats, and around 60 other animals here like rabbits. >> we definitely are way beyond our capacity for care. >> reporter: he says it's tough to identify one main reason why so many animals are ending up at the shelter. >> i think after covid we started to see a lot of folks that have given us reasons of their housing situation has changed. it could be financial reasons. it could be the lack of access to vet care or it could be numerous reasons, such as moving out of the area. they can't take their animals with them. >> reporter:

ronnie is around five years old. he is a elgin mallon wall and he is called the shelter home for the past 100 days. he was a stray with no microchip, no tags and no owner to be found. his story is one that has become more and more common. >> it breaks my heart to see that this dog is still here. >> reporter: ronnie is part of the record high number of animals that it is hoped will be adopted. there are around 200 dogs, 600 cats and other animals, like rabbits. >> we are well beyond our capacity for care. >> reporter: he says it is tough to understand why so many animals are ending up at the shelter. >> i think after covid we saw a lot of folks that had given us reasons of their housing situation changing. it could be financial reasons. it could be the lack of access to vet care, or it could be reasons such as moving out of the area and they can't take their animals with them. >> reporter: the average length of stay is up from 10 days to 22 days. >> that will continue to increase if we are not able to address this soo

this is why you, ronnie, and ballistic missiles today, have you extraordinarily accurate the warheads? and the other thing is that because the united states and its allies is real, could cetera have subject to the wrong to near continuous conflict. over the past several decades, iran has a perpetual laboratory of conflict of war upon which to test out operational concepts, including drone technology. and so what we've seen is the extraordinary theoretical capabilities that we run. you're joining up with the practical opportunities that he runs. situation of fords and iran has been able to develop, you know, cost effective systems that accomplish the mission. the mission is an active warrant against enemies such as israel and the united states that, that have tremendous counter drum capability. so the ronnie and drone no doctrine combined with the iranian drone technology is a very effective one, especially when applied against the western target. has a new rational ukraine conflict brought about a revolution in terms of the way drones are used on the battlefield. if you're a military

ronnie is somewhere around five years old. he is a and has called the shelter his home for more than 300 days. when he showed up here, he was astray with the no microchip, no tags, and no owner to be found. >> ronnie. >> reporter: his story is one that is becoming more and more common. >> it breaks my heart to see that this dog is still here. >> reporter: one he is just one of the around 900 animals currently at the shelter, a record high. there are around 250 dogs, 600 cats, and around 60 other animals, like rabbits. >> we definitely are way beyond our capacity for care. >> reporter: he says it is tough to identify one main reason why so many animals are ending up at the shelter. >> i think after covid, we started to see a lot of folks that have given the reasons of their housing situation that has changed, financial reasons, the lack of access to vet care, or moving out of the area. >> reporter: dogs like ronnie are staying in the shelter for more time now too. the average length of stay is up from 10 days to 22 days. >> tha

ronnie: sure.23 we will continue with a negative because there is a fair amount of impairment of what we do -- we have done a fair amount of growth in budgets and acquisitions in preparing herself for a future ipo. we take a more conservative view on goodwill. goodwill and below it beta takes a hit when you are looking at the growth sector. marketing has been a high investments. when we see putatively in fy 24, our first profitable year starting in the second and third quarter and on an annualized basis. fy 23 will continue to be negative as we report that by august and september. to your second question, it is unfortunate but it is an ecosystem fueled and board of directors need to take accountability. when you fueled the fire for young entrepreneurs and give them the element that says here's more money than you need and go for growth, you're going to be on the rampage. then things happen. accountability and the elements of a board is a key part of actually ensuring corporate governance. i don't k

this is why you, ronnie, and ballistic missiles today, have you extraordinarily accurate the warheads? and the other thing is that because the united states and its allies as real, etc, have subject to the ron to near continuous conflict. over the past several decades . iran has a perpetual laboratory of conflict of war upon which to test out operational concepts, including drone technology. and so what we've seen is the extraordinary theoretical capabilities that we run. you're joining up with the practical opportunities that he runs situation affords. and iran has been able to develop, you know, cost effective systems that accomplish the mission. the mission is an active one against enemies, such as is room united states that, that have tremendous, you know, counter drone capability. so the ronnie and drone no doctrine combined with the iranian drone technology is a very effective one, especially when applied against the western target. has a new rational ukraine conflict brought about a revolution in terms of the way drones are used on the battlefield. if you're a military professi

i'll be up to you i and somewhere between a notice on account slo, healthcare workers like ronnie the, the lead, the governments, i'm please just family planning programs that are about 90000 women like her across b r, y, job planning and kind of kind of drawing yeah, bunch items and you have not helping them with one. definitely give vitamin. let's divide them in full sauce, getting me some value the company buy out the that i to what they that i have to live on. they're going to come. the thing is by themselves on is a little up to assuming the more big metro com was going to give you some down in the, in the some of the like a problem. both of the bottom i've done out that was government that about, about something that i thought about the was about because donnie has been assigned to about $900.00 families and cushioned guns and meets each one of them regularly. she knows from 1st hand experience what can happen when women lack knowledge about family planning. who's we saw them? give me a buzz on it? she got on some of the thought of, of someone who's done miles, are these even a

so it's made by health care workers like ronnie are starting to show results. in the last 5 years, contraceptive use has problems in the heart, although it remains low by national standards the backend, but not probably still doesn't know when the government will announce job vacancies . and now he has to make an image and see trip back to his village. got it. i'm going to go go over the whole on the go go during the little guy, the guy and you're was it, you'll be off the gold card. never talk the part of getting back i gave her the front of it is new all the time. it's been 3 months since the last went home and you smell this about seeing gets my phone. let me, i was about to me, lack of a to label this. how big or no nobody who i get vision with the night. that'd be good and then i'll be both of them. but yeah, they just got out of the year. usually i put in my left side of the village of the the 2 honestly 2 from each arrives but this new one's outcome is month of con tyco disappointment. the vicious model anita the race 2 or 3 boys all by herself off to he

this is why you, ronnie, and ballistic missiles today, have you extraordinarily accurate warheads. and the other thing is that because the united states and its allies, israel, etc, have subject to the ron to near continuous conflict. over the past several decades, iran has a perpetual laboratory of conflict of war upon which to test out operational concepts, including drone technology. and so what we've seen is the extraordinary theoretical capabilities that we run. you're joining up with the practical opportunities that he runs. situation affords and iran has been able to develop, you know, cost effective systems that accomplish the mission. the mission is an active one against enemies such as is room united states that, that have tremendous, you know, counter drone capability. so the run in drone, you know, doctrine combined with the iranian drone technology is a very effective one, especially when applied against the western target. has a new russia ukraine conflict brought about a revolution in terms of the way drones are used on the battlefield. if you're a military professio

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ronnie is somewhere around five years old.s a belgian mallory moore and he has been at the shelter from within 300 days. when he showed up he was a straight with no microchip, no tax, and owner to be bound. ronnie's a souris is the j toronto is when it's becoming more and more common. stimulant breaks my heart to see the dog still here. >> reporter: is one animal of 900 here at animal shelter hoping somebody will either adopt or foster parent is about 250 dogs, 600 cats and around 60 other animals there. like rabbits. sting that we are beyond our capacity for care. in his head it's tough to intensify a reason so many animals are at the shelter. >> after covid-19 we started to see folks giving us the reasons of their housing situation that had changed . access to veterinarire or reasons such as moving out of the area and taking their animals with them. we make toxic money are staying in the shelter for more time now too. average linked of stay is from 10 days to 22 days. >> thatnot able to adjust this situation sooner. we met e

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char and he texas congress man ronnie jackson. ronnie i have been requesting about his cognitive statism think it is getting worse come more obvious. i don't think they will be it the not be easy this time to hide him in the basement bunker your thoughts? >> they better hide him it is getting worse by the dame i don't know what else to say i thought it would be comkelly if not a disaster for you our country. with fedderman this weekend they are banering. he can't understand either one. i think that upon biden is the fedderman whisperer the only one that understands what he is saying and vice verseasm they created their language now. may be when they were tucked away in the races in the basement. they gotta do something with this guy. shawn, i know 10 year olds a bunch of 10 years olds that can do a better job and more competence in what is going on than these guys can. i'm at a loss. you don't have to be a physician to seat disaster that is looking us in the face. we gotta fix temperature you are right. i don't see how they can ke

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and redeem or the ronnie and economy. so i think we are doing as much as we can to, to, to put the pressure on the right the is allow me to probably go be around and supporting the around and people. and i think that's something that we should do as a group as a whole lot. thank you very much for joining us on the news that was german lawmaker gave on 3. thank you. scientists are saying that over the past 3 months, water temperatures in the north atlantic have set new records not only has that created problems for marine life in the region, but it's also expected to affect error temperatures worldwide. this is the north atlantic where temperatures have searched for more than 3 months. along the coast of the u. s. europe and africa off the coast of texas, shoals of dead fish that died from lack of oxygen. or i'm worried about the warming trend that we've seen the ocean right? no, because the, the warming is links with less oxygen in the ocean, which means that the fisheries industries will, will be impacted by that. and i,

i asked him, why didn't you bring ronnie home.ut now he has a home. >>> on a day like today when it's cool and gloomy, it's nice and refreshing to walk up the hills. this is me trying to justify the fact that at the live in san francisco. this gloomy forecast, we are off to a mild start throughout the bay area. 50s in sight from concord to oakland. 57 in san jose. grab the jacket before you head out. the marine layer is hugging tight this morning. it will break apart around 11:30. clearing up except the coastline. a repeat of yesterday with temperatures warmer compared to yesterday's set up. we are seeing this big area of high pressure build its way in. as it does that, 80s in the east woodland hills turn into triple digits. let's take it wider. nationwide we have been talking about the excessive heat warning throughout the south for the past week. as we take a look at the temperature anomaly map, you see it move out and we will warm up in the state of california in time for the holiday weekend. who does that do for us? the heat r

so ronny jackson., let's look at rfk, for example. no steadily at 21 in the in the polls against biden. and biden's in the thirties. marianne williamson's polling 10%. >> i say that's pretty respectable on her part. a >> here's rfk. it takes a very different position o differef us than hisi on immigration, on biologicagrl men playing, women's sports and on vaccines and colbert in particulars . that has gotten a lot of attention. and bu t he does seem out of touch with the base of the democratic party. but ifemocrati you're looking for an alternative to biden. he's probably your best option noen hw. >> he is right now. but i think, sean, at some point there's to be somebody from the progressive wing that's going to jump in and be the darling o d withf the left and they're just going to take off because i think just anybody but biden. and, you know, you know, they're opposed to trump, obviously, at all cost. and this is just this example of like, you know what you're going to get. you know what? ley're going to let the countr l devolve

this is why you, ronnie, and ballistic missiles today, have you extraordinarily accurate warheads. and the other thing is that because the united states and its allies, israel, etc, have subject to the ron to near continuous conflict. over the past several decades . iran has a perpetual laboratory of conflict of war upon which to test out operational concepts, including drone technology. and so what we've seen is the extraordinary theoretical capabilities that we run. you're joining up with the practical opportunities that he runs situation affords. and iran has been able to develop, you know, cost effective systems that accomplish the mission in the mission as an active one against enemies such as.

he saw ronnie on kpix, instantly felt connects did, and now ronnie has a jon hamm! what's the craziest thing ever done to get your attention? a woman asked me to sign her baby. did you? no! [laughs] drew (voiceover): it all starts now. [theme music] yay! [laughs] drew: hi, everybody! all right. let's get started. welcome to drew's news. rossi russ matthews is out, so joining me at the desk today is a hilarious guy who, fun fact, says his favorite moment as a cast member on saturday night live

. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 we'll introduce you to ronny, a dog who is approaching a milestone.im. so let's bring in sara donchey. >> what? why doesn't anyone want him? >> nobody wants him to hit this milestone and also nobody has wanted him so far. >> let's change that. >> we should because this speaks to our interests. rony is a week away from spending a full year at the animal shelter. ronny is one of a record high 900 animals that have been at this shelter and have it bursting at the seams. we're asking why? apparently there's a reason. we're mened this on your show because you like to rescue not only dogs. >> we have cats, horses, tortoises, all of the above, but i love the fact we're showing this story because our viewers, you at home, will definitely see this dog and others and want to help. i just know that. we've had so many happy endings with that. >> we have. i have a rescue doberman. >> right. when did you rescue your guy? >> ten years ago. >> our producer is saying wrap or else we'll talk about animals the whole time. >> see you at 11:00 sharp. >>> expect plenty of

her name is justice good tunzi brown jackson -- justice catania brown jackson -- justice ketanji ronnykson. this upcoming monday, americans from all walks of life will come together to celebrate juneteenth and honor black cast -- excellence, culture and community, to remember the full history of our nation. and to celebrate one of our nation's founding principles, the principal of freedom. on juneteenth, we remember that after the emancipation proclamation ended slavery and the confederacy, hundreds of thousands of americans attest this -- in texas, were kept in servitude for two more years and on june 19, 1865, union troops arrived in galveston to enforce emancipation and the enslaved people of texas plain the freedom that was there is by birth and by right. [applause] as we celebrate, we remember it would be six months more before the 13th amendment was ratified and all enslaved people in america were declared free. america is a promise of freedom, liberty and justice. the story of juneteenth, as we celebrate it, is the story of our ongoing fight to realize that promise, not just for

rishaad: ronnie, i want to get a sense of this. were saying i am witnessing something today in the kingdom that reminded me of what happened 30 or 40 years ago in china. what are you referring to here specifically? >> first of all, it is a nice misunderstanding. i was speaking in saudi arabia, so the kingdom refers to saudi arabia. what i see there today reminds me of what happened 30 or 40 years ago when china opened up. china as always -- has not always been an open economy. until a few years ago, you have to have agencies or companies, institutions to sponsor you to get a visa. nowadays i was taken by surprise , you just punch in and bingo, you are there. the whole country is opening up, and there are a lot of big projects going on there. that reminded me a bit perhaps on a small scale of what happened to mainland china when they opened up the market 30 or 40 years ago. rishaad: and of course, running -- ronnie, saudi arabia and chinese ties are growing. what is hong kong's role? is it primarily as an interlocutor? >> hong kong

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but just as in brazil, the ronnie begins to build a say with limit indigenous land rights. the police told the crowds and blocking a main highway and south of the proposed legislation could prevent indigenous communities from obtaining the deed to the land. bill was approved in the lower house in may and is due to be discussed in the senate. now a new medicine called us about to new could save lung cancer patients study met by yale university, found the people taken once a day after surgery reduces the risk of patients dying by 51 percent long counselor is the world's leading cause of cancer. that accounting for about $1800000.00 deaths a year. the disease has typically been resistant to treatments, trying to involve patients between the ages of 1386. it was conducted over a decade and about 2 thirds of patients and no history. i've spoken with dr. a hubs is from the old kansas center. he says the treatment is a more effective way to fight the disease. so it's, it's a new paradigm i'm, i've been taking care of lung cancer now for almost 30 years. and i've seen the evolution

so hi, ronnie chloe, the united states and europeans, 5 or over using this tool a fruitful sanctions. they created a friend, new friendships, new alliances, and the new means of cooperation between independent states. the enemy has had no success and in shaving any of its goals. russian president vladimir, who gave his assessment of the beginning of ukraine's long waited counter, offensive to a group of work or response at a meeting in moscow. a numerous which is good. it is a mass of counter offensive with the use of prepared reserves. the enemy had no success in any of the section usually, but that heavy loss is all their losses are close to the estimate of what is called catastrophic in terms of personality. to finish the losses may be wounds that can be killed or they may be permanent. usually permanent losses are 25 percent. some of these 2, but ukraine's losses are almost 5050. then we have 10 times fewer casualties than ukraine. and as for armoured vehicles, see if they've lost over a $160.00 tanks and over $360.00 armored vehicles of various types during that time of which we

changing the landscape and sparking violence you and says 2022 was the deadliest the palestinians. ronnie has ebony, takes a close enough since the 1967 occupation of the west bank and gaza. this threat has been controlled in nearly every aspect of the lives of the 5400000 palestinians living there. so far this year, 158 palestinians have been killed. including 27 children and 10 women. nearly 5000 palestinians are mister aly deals. $1.00 and $5.00 of them is detained without charge. is there any forces have demolished $389.00 homes? why settlers has cut it out at least $400.00 a 9 attacks against palestinians since january. and that's the 3rd violence has been increasing and recent to years. this was the scene in hawaii, ourselves, of nablus in february, when settlers attacks palestinian shops and holmes asserted, has established nearly 300 illegals supplements and outposts in the occupied west bank. the decades long occupation often exploits better, stay and resources and controls most of the land with military bases, nature reserves and roads meant to serve settlers. since the 1993 als

one of the most tragic incidents was the 1988 down in government. ronnie, an airliner by the u. s. navy, which killed all the $290.00 people on board the doing plane of 35 years on there. one is, are still waiting for an apology from washington. i believe that that's a captain of the ship. william rogers may be, was his name rogers. i know his last name is rogers. uh, i believe that he knew it was a passenger plane and he was ordered to to shoot it down. and uh, unfortunately hundreds of innocent people lost their lives. it's, it's a great tragedy. i, i'm not aware. it's maybe maybe they did, but i'm not aware of the us government ever paid any kind of reparations or damages to the iranians families that, that lost family members on that flight. in 1981, the notorious terrace groups majority in a common organization known as the m k. o m u k. bomb, the headquarters, other ones as well. and the group public party killing several officials, including it, runs the injustice chief mohammed, the history activists. it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from wash

hand in hand with her beloved ronnie watching as we remember and celebrate her time as first lady. thrilled with the beautiful, california like weather and relieved she has no speaking role. please and humbled at the same time by this special honor but also ready for the spotlight to be moved on to someone else. it's now my privilege and pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states. joe biden thank you anne, you know we can all hear really how much you loved your aunt. and i know that you must be feeling so proud of you. and good morning and welcome to the white house. and thank you to the us postal service and isn't this stamp? just beautiful? you know there really is nothing that can prepare you to be first lady to wake up here steps from the oval office to sit in the jackie kennedy garden and watch the morning light. just climb the monuments of our nation's capital. first ladies aren't elected. we have really no instructions to guide us. we're just sort of thrust into the national spotlight. in a way that i know none of us could have anticipated. yet each day is suc

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a lot of support fox news contributor maranda devine and former white house physician congressman ronnie jackson. good to see you both. i would not have guessed 21 percent consistently for rfk junior in the polls but that is where he is. and even marianne williamson pulling at close to 10 percent that's amazing and an overwhelming majority of democrats don't want him to be the nominee. your thoughts? >> it's pretty clear why they don't. he is just not the joe biden they thought they were getting. they thought they were getting honest joe and there's corruption allegations. and it's sort of a part-time president and the problem is that joe biden has been in politics a long time. he has a big machine behind him and they are very catty at winning elections by fair means or foul and as you can see what they are doing with joe biden's primary opponent they are tying him up in all sorts of legal tactics while these allegations that are so damaging to joe biden strolling around the election of the fbi cover-up all of that is coming to fruition and yet what they have done cleverly is now they ha

you know, ronny jackson, you ar you know, you're a medical doctor as well. and we've talked about biden's cognitive ctor as e for a long . it's very obvious and transparent. andyou know, is america now at a point where you believe itso is so obvious and transparent that he's noand trant to the jot independents and democrats, they would rather have somebody that is a fighter. that's where that had a great, solid record on the economy, on energy, on borders, foreign relations with china, russia, you know, showed strength around the world. china where's america going to come d. n on this in the en >> i can't imagine america can r. ept this much longe well, i hope you're right, sean, but i think the big problem here is i don't think the american people are in control of what happens anymore. >> the bt steps're jus away from the biden administration being no different than xi jinping or the putin, you know, establishment. this is this is out of control, what's happening right now? and i think that miranda's rigt there using this as a big distraction to distract f

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flew to warsaw biden's ukrainian tour did not impress the electorate , former white house physician ronnie jackson double-diagnosed both the president and exonerated him to the press. the new york times might try to put lipstick on a pig, but that won't work . americans know joe biden. incompetent catastrophe get around, i’m just a little told without him bratislava , the bucharest nine gathered there, the only western guest who was stoltenberg, leaving the post of nato secretary general in the absence of his eastern wing in the absence of seniors in the alliance. fledged so much that romania no longer hides its claims to leadership in the black sea and speaks of moldova as its region, and poland about ukraine as its own , zelensky has no right to object, report by alexander khabarova further supplies of weapons to zelensky and preparation for for the forthcoming nato summit in lithuania , the leaders of the so -called bucharest nine, who have gathered in bratislava, have focused their attention on these topics, we should use the nato summit to set ambitious goals. we need to define a clea

pete: ronnie jackson was on hannity the former white house physician talking about biden's mental and physical fitness. >> part of the job of the president of the united states is to inspire confidence and project power and he's not doing that and can't and he's too old. i think it's a shame. his physical -- his lack of physical ability and physical decline is now starting to highlight the cognitive decline we've been watching for so long now, and it's a package that just doesn't sell around the world and it's becoming a national security issue and we have to do something about it and thinking this man thinks he can be president at the age of 86 while he's 80 right now and could be in office for another six years and this is malpractice on part of the white house. rachel: it's cruel. we bring up jill. i've had no problem bringing up jill. what i think is a really cruel thing to do to your husband just so you can be first lady. but aside from that, what it projects about our country as ronnie jackson said but also it's going to affect this democrat primary in a big way. you know, you s

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lauren: it is ronny jackson, he says look, president biden is not fit to serve, his words, watch. >>t to sound like a broken record, but say it again this man is not fit mentally or physically to on you are our president. it's bad situation for us. to think he is could be president at age of 86, could be in office for another six years things is malpractice on the part of white house, part of white house and west wing to allow this to be happening him talking about running for another term. lauren: that was pretty scathing, ashley. ronny jackson has called in the past for president biden to take a cognitive screening and make the results of that public. we've seen him fall multiple times that doesn't instill confidence or project power. ashley: not one bit. all right, lauren, thank you. former white house press second jen psaki says, republicans, well they're comfortable with president biden, why? because he is white and older. roll tape. >> they can't make him extreme. they can't really make him offense sieve. >> yeah. >> one he is a white man whose older. so he is comfortable. >> h

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