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. >> wow. >> greg: it's not body shaming, i'm just concerned., if you believe anything that fruit cake says, maybe you should lose all your money. but he tricked them all with a right verb tie signals, the right left wing causes and all the right cash. so will the media have any interest in digging further into a story filled with six, drugs and corruption? well, maybe they should read harris faulkner's new book. >> harris: greg. it's a book about prayer. >> greg: we're going to talk about it. but who am i kidding? the media has about as much chance of covering that story as a belly shirt does jerry nadler's naval. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. she's sobriety she fills in for the sun when it takes a day off. host of the faulkner focus and author of the great new book faith still moves mountains, harris faulkner [cheers and applause] >> greg: he's an inspiration to millions of men who also cut their own hair. the comedian behind terrorizing telemarketers seven jim florentin: and she's always been driven to the psych ward. fo

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