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So from my conservative friends and from myself, um, you know, I I don't like the fact that this deal that was cut with Schumer and Biden.
Uh originally it was a one-year deal.
Let's say over 10 years, 4.8 trillion dollars.
It went back to spending levels for 2023.
It opened up some energy opportunities in the country.
Um, and and I thought it was responsible on a lot of different fronts.
It limited the baseline budgeting increases to only one percent a year for every program.
I like that aspect of it too.
And anyway, uh so it passes, but Kevin McCarthy did lose 71 members of his own caucus.
And here's him talking about all the positives that he believes are in this debt deal, which was very different from the deal that the Republicans had signed on to.
Here's what he said.
Because of the vote we took tonight, the largest reset rescissions in American history.
All the COVID money, the billions of dollars sitting out there that they said they would never bring back.
You know what?
To the taxpayer, to your hard-working Americans, we stood for you.
We brought that money back.
For those who are afraid that they're going to get audited because the president wants to have eighty-seven thousand new IRS agents, right now he has zero.
We took every single dollar they were gonna hire somebody this year away.
And I promise you, I'll be back next year and next year and next year.
Because I believe government should be here to help you, not go after you.
We didn't just take the money from this year, we took another 20 billion.
I think we should get some more border agents with that 20 billion.
I think that's where America would want to see us go.
All right, anyway, I mean, a little fact check to all this.
Yes, it is true.
It's the 2.1 trillion in savings uh is would be the largest savings ever, but we're dealing with the largest debt we've ever had, which is 31 trillion.
And it's not the 4.8 trillion that the original House Bill had in savings over that same period of time.
He talks about work requirements, they're minimal.
When you look at the when you get to the nitty-gritty and the language in the bill, it is not what it appears to be.
You know, if he talks about all the COVID money being reallocated, no, it's only a small percentage of the COVID money that would be clawed back.
When he talks about the $80 billion for the IRS, okay, so every dollar this year, but not next year.
Why not?
Why did they go from a one-year deal to a two-year deal?
Um, so I know that's why 71 Republicans voted against it.
Uh, here to give us their take on all of this.
Uh we uh welcome back to the uh program.
Uh Congresswoman Claudia Tenney of New York and Congressman uh an emergency room doctor, by the way, Richard McCormick of Georgia, who's also Marine Corps helicopter pilot and commander in the Navy.
Uh sir, thank you for your Service.
We appreciate you both being here.
Hey, Sean, it's great to be on with you.
Congresswoman, let me start with you.
Uh were you uh happy with this bill?
Yes, I was, and I'll tell you why.
First of all, it's a great honor to be on with Dr. McCormick, who also served in the Marines, just like my son.
So uh special person.
When they tell you there aren't good people in Congress, there are wonderful people that serve in our country.
So look, the reason this bill is getting misunderstood is because this is a framework.
This is not a spending bill.
It is a negotiation on a debt ceiling for bills that have already been appropriated that we voted against.
This is the scrimmage.
The Super Bowl is getting the appropriations and getting the Republicans to stick together to cut the spending.
So I hear some of the conservatives say, Oh, well, this allows four trillion in spending.
Well, President Trump negotiated a four point a six point five trillion dollar debt ceiling, clean debt ceiling bill that spent that that actually allocated that.
This but in fairness to President Trump, wasn't that during COVID?
Yeah, it still it's still a huge Well, well, well, that was a pretty unusual time.
Right.
But here's the difference, Sean.
We aren't saying you don't have to spend the four trillion.
It's up to the Republicans with a very slim majority.
By the time we get to the the Super Bowl, which is the appropriations process, in September, when that's is finalized, if we don't sa do this within twelve regular order appropriations bills, hasn't been done since my freshman year in twenty seventeen.
Yes, when President Obama uh President Trump was was in office, we controlled the Senate, and uh we also controlled the House with a significant majority.
Here's the problem.
If we don't stick together with a four seat majority by then, hopefully we still have a four seat majority, that's where it counts.
This is where we actually appropriate.
This is where we actually cut.
This bill is a framework.
It is not a spending bill.
It's a it's going to the Democrats with a pair of twos and saying, Hey, with your royal flush, give us some concessions.
We got them.
You know why?
Because the people like you, because of a lot of Republicans messaging, and because the American people are hurting.
Spending has caused inflation.
Uh the energy costs have added to inflation, people are hurting.
That's why the Democrats had to come to the table.
Well, I I think let me give you the what I'm hearing from your fellow Congressmen that are angry about this bill.
Number one, they were kept out of the loop.
Uh this surprised them.
Uh this is a very different agreement than the bill that the House Republicans had passed, the limit what save grow bill.
And the the amount of money is a lot less in terms of savings.
Uh there are a lot of loopholes for work requirements.
Uh the COVID clawback was not anywhere near what what you know people were claiming it would be.
And the money for the IRS goes forward.
Except for, you know, what, one point eight billion dollars.
Yeah, so we could have gotten nothing, and the Democrats and some of the moderates would have gone to the Democrats.
They already didn't.
What do you what do you mean got nothing?
You guys passed the debt ceiling bill.
You guys did your job.
The Democrats didn't pass anything.
Sean, we did it in an echo chamber.
It was only Republicans.
When you have to go to the Senate, which is controlled by liberal leftist Chu Chuck Schumer from New York, and and Biden who wants to raise taxes, who's controlled by the far left.
No, they were boxed in.
Claudia, with all due respect, they were boxed in.
Forty-three Republicans signed a piece of paper saying they were backing the Republican bill.
It was 44 because Senator Kennedy on my television show said he would join the 43.
So they were committed to standing strong and letting the the House bill lead the way.
Anyway, let me bring in Mr. McCormick, sir.
Well, you know, what's your take on all this?
You know, the Sean, the the biggest thing that I immediately said I'm not voting for this is when they they didn't rein in the executive orders.
Uh we've known this is a problem for at least three presidencies now.
Uh the fact is whatever meager savings we get off of that eleven percent of the budget, which is small.
I mean eleven percent of the budget, that's what we're addressing, and we only get a small portion of that back.
And the fact is that when a president can by executive order uh grant way more money than we can save, then we're going backwards.
Uh the starting point for me was that we're gonna take away the executive orders that have been misused so horribly when you talk about student loan forgiveness and what's next.
It could be anything.
And any savings we make with this bill could be taken away by one executive order without any vote.
And that's why I said that's my first stop.
Uh The second one, of course, is the fact that it's such a small portion.
We're not really addressing the major problem, which is we we quite frankly, we need to address you just talked about on your uh previous segment, health care.
And when we talk about health care, the biggest thing we spend money on, one out of every five tax dollars, one of five uh private dollars, and it's the largest inflationary cost to Americans, and we haven't even addressed that in a small way, where where administrative costs have gone from twenty-five percent to forty percent in the last ten years since I've been an emergency management physician.
Uh we have big, big, big problems, and and just this is a drop in the bucket.
This is nothing.
And I think unless we can get the executive orders out of the way, we haven't really done anything to address the real problem in America.
Claudia, I mean, uh do you not understand some of this conservative criticism?
I mean, you you sound like giddy over this bill.
No, I don't know.
I don't know anybody that's giddy over it.
Nobody is giddy over it, Sean.
I can't stand the bill.
It's terrible.
But guess what?
We do not have Ronald Reagan in the White House.
We don't have a sixty vote majority.
We were facing a clean debt ceiling that possibly could have been done by some of the moderates would have done and they easily could have done that.
And and you know, when Warren Davidson, who I consider a good friend, one of the most conservative members says this is the most conservative bill I've ever voted for in his time in Congress, that tells you something.
What we got was look, it's not great if it's as I said, if we were in the majority and we controlled everything.
But this is we are in a situation where we have to start winning elections.
If we don't start winning elections, we are not going to get to control.
And and with all the respect, everyone loved limit save grow, including me, but that was done in an echo chamber.
That was passed by Republicans only.
It was not considered by the Senate, it was not considered by the White House, it was dead on arrival.
And if we want to sit around and say we got a bunch of feel-good bills passed, they make us feel great, they're great for messaging.
They're not making the American people feel better.
They're not cutting inflation, they're not doing anything to move the ball, and we have got to move the ball, and it's all down to appropriations.
Look, I so you're saying when the appropriation debate begins, well, I guess what sometime late August or September, you know, leading into the the next fiscal year, you're saying that that's when all the big wins are gonna come.
This is the Super Bowl.
You know what Tom Massey said, who I consider the most conservative member?
He got up in conference and said, I quote, I'm an engineer and a problem solver.
When it comes to voting on this bill, I mean yes.
As a politician, I would vote no.
And I rest my case because I think Tom Massey is one of the most fiscally conservative members in the House.
Absolutely is.
Well, it sounds like your mom is making you shove spinach down your throat and you hate spinach to me.
We're we gotta get something passed, Sean.
We've got to get them in check.
And this is one way to do it.
I don't I don't love the the reforms in the bill, but when you're looking at what we're staring down, and when you see the American people and a lot of conservative media people like you, who are saying to the Americans, stand up, this is why the Democrats came to the table.
It wasn't because oh, you have a four-seat, five seat majority in the House.
They came to the table because they're spending seven dollars for a ten ounce tube of mayonnaise.
They're spending huge amounts for gas.
I'm from New York, it's almost four dollars a gallon again.
We did something that helps that we could get done.
Would I like it to be better?
Absolutely.
If we had a bigger majority and we had more people on board, yes.
But the real test is can we stick together and can we cut spending when it comes to appropriations?
This is the real test that's coming uh and the appropriations.
This is where we actually cut, where we exercise our powers as Congress members under the Constitution.
We have the appro power of appropriations.
Let's see if we can do it as Republicans, because we can't have 71 Republicans, you know, going off uh away from us.
We have to have all of us on one team voting together.
We can only afford a few defections.
Quick break more with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney and Congressman Rich McCormick as we continue.
Don't forget our town hall, Donald J. Trump tonight.
We're in Iowa.
We continue now more with Claudia Tenney of New York, Congresswoman and Congressman uh Rich McCormick, uh the great state of Georgia talking about this budget agreement.
What should take Mr. McCormick?
Do you agree that the when we get to September and the appropriations process begins, that that is the opportunity we've been looking for?
Well, I I think it'll help.
And to be fair, uh first of all, Claudia raised a Marine, so I gotta give her props for that.
That's that's an accomplishment in and of itself.
Uh but just think about some of the legends that voted for this, Massey, Jordan, uh people who have non-negotiable conservative uh credentials.
I get it.
Uh where I diverge from a lot of people, and it's by the way, I think we can bring this back together.
I think we're gonna we've done a great job so far with a very narrow majority being able to bring home some very conservative legislation in front uh of the American people and making people realize the huge difference between the two parties.
Uh the Super Bowl, I think is actually in 2024 when we elect a new president, and when we take back the Senate, that that'll be the biggest thing to me.
But uh, I think in the meantime, I still the thing that I said was a hard note for me is when we didn't rein in the executive orders.
Now I know that would have been a tough one to get past Biden, I get it.
Uh, but I would have held out right there because I think the American people would have supported that.
They said, look, that's not how the Constitution was designed, where a president can give away your money without your representatives who are supposed to hold the purse strings of America by the constitutional responsibility uh and the limitations of the executive authority.
Uh that's where it's not because once again, if the president can give away more than you can save, what's the whole point of this bill?
Oh, I think you're raising some good points.
Uh Claudia, how confident are you that that will eliminate all that IRS money?
How confident in you that will claw back all the COVID money?
How confident are you that the work require requirements uh for people that get government handouts uh is gonna be real and have teeth when all is said and done.
Can you assure me today that when I have you back after the appropriations uh battle goes on that those things will be accomplished?
You know that I'm gonna be voting against all those or for those things and for the conservative side of this.
The question is, can we get the 218 votes we need?
And I want to mention something, Sean.
I got inundated all day yesterday with Democrats complaining about the permitting process and and saying that you know we're against the environment, and so that was not a part that the Democrats liked.
Although I think we could go even farther, and we need to.
Remember something I also got a lot of calls yesterday.
If we lose the United States credit and the United States ability, if we were to go in default, as some of the conservative members said, let's just go into default, that would cost us even more money.
If we lose our reserve currency status, we have less access to capital, we have higher higher borrowing costs for all Americans, and our lower stock market value.
So that hurts.
Well, that that would have been Biden's default, as far as I'm concerned.
I think I think there was more time, you know, let him sweat it out, let him capitulate more than he did.
But that that was my take.
Everyone negotiates differently.
You know, uh an old saying never be afraid to walk away from any deal up until the minute you sign that paper.
And that's how I live my life.
So anyway, I appreciate it.
Thank you both, Claudia.
Thank you, Mr. McCormick.
Uh, we appreciate you being with us from Georgia, 800 941 Sean is on number if you want to be a part of the program.
Uh all right, let's get to our busy phones.
Uh from Iowa, we have our you know what, we couldn't come to Iowa and not say hello to Senator Joni Ernst who's with us.
Uh Senator, how are you?
Hey, I'm doing great, Sean.
Thanks so much.
You know, I only really like to come to Iowa for one big reason.
I mean, I like coming all the time.
Don't misunderstand me.
I like to come during the Iowa State Fair.
You know why?
Because I love fried twinkies.
I like fried Oreos, I like fried pickles.
I like fried pork chops on a stick.
I like it all.
That's Hannity food.
I love Hannity food.
They don't have Hannity food where I live, unfortunately.
Not enough of it.
You know, they they offer you salads that I uh you know make me want to vomit or these disgusting green or or orange shakes that they say are healthy that I wouldn't want to eat if my life depended on it.
But anyway, it's good uh great to have you back.
You're gonna have your roast and ride this Saturday.
Um, and it's apparently gonna be at the fairgrounds.
Uh that sounds like a lot of fun.
It is, Sean, and it's you know, anything that's fried not a stick, you know, that's good in my book too.
Uh so we are going to have the roast and ride this Saturday on June 3rd.
And if folks want more information, they can go to Rost and Ride dot com.
And we have invited all of our presidential hopefuls.
So we have Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Mike Pence, Vivek Ram Ramaswamy, Asa Hutchinson, Perry Johnson, Larry Elder, and you know, who knows, maybe more announcements yet to come.
So I'm just trying to figure out why I didn't get my invitation.
What's up with that?
Oh, well, we have hey, come out.
Here's your invitation right now, Sean.
Come on out.
We would love to have you there.
And as always, we kick off the day with a motorcycle ride.
And by the way, people don't know this.
You ride a Harley, right?
Yes, I do.
Yes.
So I ride a soft tailed deluxe Harley Davidson.
I'll be leading a pack of motorcyclists.
And the ticket proceeds from the motorcycle portion of the day will go to a veterans charity.
And this year it's the Freedom Foundation of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Great folks.
They are a veterans helping veterans organization.
I have visited them many times.
Um they are doing doing tremendous work with uh just all of our great veterans that might be in need, maybe need a little support.
Uh maybe just want to drop in and talk to other veterans.
Uh so great organization.
We'll do the motorcycle ride.
It kicks off at Big Barn Harley Davidson in Des Moines.
We'll go for about a 45 minute ride and we'll end up at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, and that's where we'll have all of our speakers.
We'll have some pulled pork.
It won't be on a stick, Sean, but it is No, I like the pork chop on a stick.
Can you make can you make arrangements?
That might be the thing that tips me over the top.
I Although I I love the Harley Wright.
Here's my problem, Center.
I got a problem in my life.
Maybe you can help me.
Because nobody's stopping you from riding your Harley.
I want to ride a Har Harley.
That's what I want to do.
I want a Harley Davidson.
And everybody in my life forbids me from getting a Harley Davidson, including my daughter who will start tearing up and crying and telling me that I'm going to die if I get a Harley.
You know, so one one year for Christmas, they thought they were doing me a really, you know, nice favor.
And they bought me a Vespa instead of a Harley.
I'm like, I don't want a Vespa.
It's like a moped.
And I'm like, if I ever got caught on that Vespa riding that thing and in a helmet that wasn't fully completely covered, um, I said, you know, that my man card is gone.
It's over.
It's done.
I'm I'm just forget it.
My friends would dump me as a friend.
I would pay good money to get to all dolled up on a Vespa.
All dolled up on a Vespa.
Wow.
That's you you just dive in and pouring salt in the wound, Senator.
I appreciate it.
I will be in my leathers on a Harley Davidson.
Exactly.
I mean, you you're a senator.
Your family doesn't harass you about it.
My family has a fit every time I mention it.
They they swear that I don't have the ability to ride one and not text.
And that's not true because I I now ride my car and I don't text while I'm driving.
Well, that is smart and good on you for that.
But um I do wear a helmet.
I will be in my uh riding boots.
Uh I will wear uh my leather gloves, you name it.
But uh I think it's important.
We encourage all kinds of riders.
So Sean, even if you do want to come on and be on your Vespa, you are well.
No, no, no.
I don't own a Vespa anymore.
I sold the Vespa.
I got rid of the Vespa.
I couldn't be seen uh riding a Vespa.
Well, I tell you, we are all inclusive ride.
So if you ride a Honda, a Harley, a Yamaha, I whatever it is, um, all motorcycles are welcome.
So you are you gonna jump in?
I mean, you got all these presidential hopefuls.
Are you gonna jump in and and endorse?
Um, I am not endorsing, and that's the one thing that Kim Reynolds and Senator Grassley and I don't do because we as the GOP in Iowa, we do maintain the first in the nation caucus.
And we just want to be welcoming to all of those great candidates that are coming into Iowa and meeting with all of our voters.
And the Roast and Ride on Saturday will be probably the largest uh single event in Iowa where voters can come out and see all of those candidates all together at one time.
So we're really encouraging folks to come out.
Um it'll be again at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines.
We've got all kinds of folks joining us.
It's gonna be great entertainment, great food.
Of course, the motorcycle ride in the morning.
But come out, shake hands with all of these presidential hopefuls.
We would love to see everybody there.
Now now when is the full on state fair?
So the full on state fair will be in August.
It always starts that second week of August and it runs for about ten days.
It is magnificent.
It truly is the best.
No, I gotta tell you, it it's it's the best fair I've ever been to.
It is.
It really is.
It is it is awesome.
It is fun.
We actually did the show once from the fair one year.
And we had a great time.
And all I'm doing is sending my staff out.
Get me another pork chop, please.
Give me a one more Fry Twinket.
That's all I want.
Another Friday to get one more Friday Oreo.
Just need one.
Um it's the greatest food and the most fun you could ever have.
Uh well, it's great to be back in Iowa.
We're here for a town hall with President uh Trump tonight, and uh uh he's the only one that's missing from your list.
It'll be interesting if he shows up.
You're saying there might be other surprises, so we'll wait, watch and and see.
Um but uh we appreciate the hospitality.
We love Iowa, we love the people in your state.
And by the way, um I stand with the people of Iowa.
What the Democratic Party did by jumping over Iowa and New Hampshire to me was despicable.
Horrible.
Yeah.
And Sean, I I've said this many times over, but it's like the the National Democrats, uh, they gave Middle America the middle finger.
Um, because we really need diversity of thought and geography when we're we're deciding presidential hopefuls.
And i instead what we've done, we've gone to these coastal liberal elites making all the decisions about the Democratic candidate, and they have forgotten about Middle America.
And thank heavens, you know, the GOP in Iowa, we continue to fight hard to keep our voices heard.
I am so thankful that that we've got such a great Republican Party in Iowa.
Well, we appreciate all you do, Senator.
Uh look forward to seeing you hopefully over the summer.
We'll be here often, and uh we begin our you know, uh four-year journey tonight.
We're here, you know, every election year and the year before, and we always have a great time, and the people are wonderful in Iowa to us, and we appreciate that too.
God bless you, Sean.
Thank you.
All right, Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa, eight hundred nine four one Sean on number.
You want to be a part of the program.
Glad you called.
Hi, Sean.
Thank you so much for taking my call today.
What's going on?
I'm talking a little off topic, you know, it's not budget related, but uh you are in Iowa and you're gonna see President Trump today, so I'm calling because uh I supported him in twenty sixteen, I supported him in twenty twenty.
I had every shirt you could have that said Trump on it.
Um unfortunately, I just don't feel like he is electable this time.
And I you know, I know he has a big ego and he did such a great job for those four years, but he was an incumbent and he did not get re-elected.
I listen, I know there was I'd like to I think there was cheating that went on, but that doesn't matter.
Dems hate him, and they will find a way to not get him elected.
And and in fact uh I'm even wondering if there's somebody deep down in there that in the Democrat Party who is exactly hoping that he ends up being the nominee.
Well, the hope that he's the nominee, if that if they believe that, by the way, uh I mentioned earlier Biden stumbled on stage at the Air Force Academy.
Um, remember in the pouring rain, Donald Trump was going down a ramp without a rail with with dress shoes on.
Oh, he's walking like an old man.
No, he's walking like a smart New Yorker that knows that those slick dress shoes uh gonna send you on your ass if you're not careful.
Apparently Biden, you know, maybe he didn't realize that there was a step, uh, or maybe he thought there was one.
That's even worse.
Um but anyway, um look, I I understand your argument.
Let me just let me just tell you one thing, and I think this is important for everybody to know is I don't care who the candidate ends up being right now.
Just let's let's put politics aside here.
Whoever the Republican candidate is, I promise you, I promise you that they are gonna be demonized by the media and by the left wing in this country.
And the demonization Is going to be brutal.
That I can promise you.
And it's, you know, Donald Trump has been around longer.
So they've gone after him longer.
You know, look at what it took all these years.
What happened in 2016?
We find out the answer to in 2023, that three years it started in in 2016.
You know, you know, six years later, it took us to find out that the FBI acted inappropriately without any evidence at all that they favored Hillary Clinton, that they showed a double standard in their application of quote justice, and Donald Trump never colluded with Russia.
And nobody apologizes.
And even the media that promoted these false conspiracy theories, then never held accountable.
So I mean, there is a little perspective to that.
Um is he a little bit combative?
Yeah, he's combative, but he also secured the border.
He also kept China, Russia, Iran in check, and North Korea in check.
Um he also, prior to COVID, was kicking ass with the economy, setting one record low unemployment rate for every demographic group in the country.
Uh he did get us energy independence, and I think the world was a safer place, and I think America was a more prosperous place.
Not one time during his presidency did a gallon of gasoline go over three bucks a gallon, not once.
So does does any of that matter to you?
I don't disagree with anything you just said.
Okay.
Uh yeah, we he is the only one that had it in energy independence.
It was it was a beautiful thing.
But it took one day for every all those for Biden to completely flip us upside down.
It took one day.
I mean, forget about the oh my I only want to.
Well, look, what do you think about the Biden laptop from this perspective?
We now know the FBI had the laptop.
They verified the authenticity of the laptop, and then they had weekly meetings with big tech telling them that they may be a victim of misinformation campaign, and it may even be about Hunter Biden.
Does that sound like election interference to you?
Do you think if America saw Hunter Biden's laptop as it was reported by the New York Post at the time that that would have had an impact on that election?
I w yes, I I definitely do think that, but I still feel like there were it was kind of stolen, even for getting the people who crossed over and who did vote for Biden, like for even it's still I have to say it still scares me.
Do you think it was a troublesome that pardon that that states had laws where partisan observers by law get to watch the vote counting and those laws, there was no accommodation made for those laws?
Does that bother you?
Yeah, that uh that does bother me.
And let me tell you though, I was one of those those partisan partisan observers in 2016 and in 2020.
But you're in Florida, it was probably better for you.
Okay.
I'd like to think so, but I mean, I am in Washington Schultz's district, sadly.
So were you able to watch the vote count up close that you could see what the votes were?
At the last, at the 2022, it was a little better.
No, 2020.
Were you able to watch the were you able to look at you weren't?
Let me well, by the way, they should have made accommodations and upheld the law.
That's my argument.
You know, so I think uh, you know, I want more election election inter integrity measures.
Look, I hear what you're saying.
You're not the only person that has said this to me.
But we appreciate you and glad you're out there.
Thanks for calling uh and uh calling again.
We'll hope you'll check in uh one more time.
Uh don't forget Trump Tonight, Hannity Nine Eastern, Town Hall, Fox News.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up.
Uh we are in beautiful Iowa.
We have this town hall tonight.
We're really looking forward to it.
And uh I hope many of you will join us as we're coming to you.
So we're just outside of Des Moines, which is pretty awesome.
It's a town called Clive.
It's literally just on the outskirts of Des Moines, Iowa.
Uh, look forward to a big crowd tonight.
And thank you all for coming, and I think you'll have a good time.
You know, tune in tonight, nine Eastern on Hannity, Fox News, Town Hall, Donald J. Trump, nine Eastern on Fox.
See you then back here tomorrow.
Thank you for making this show possible.
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