. >> larry: what did you say? >> kat: if you take immigration out of anything, if your big plan is, i don't know, we'll put up a bunch of tents, that's a sign things aren't going well sdwloo is this directed at meal. >> kat: yes, directed at meal. >> larry: i'm afraid after what you did to jesse watters. >> kat: hopefully so afraid you invite meal on a jet. >> tyrus: at least he's not afraid of meal anymore. >> kat: true. >> larry: did i ever tell you i was around for the decline of the roman empire? >> kat: you did mention that, yes. >> larry: really, eric adams ought to wise up just make the city safe from crime stop blaming all these people, ron desantis is a smart guy putting them all in martha's vineyard. and worst of all if you're going to sue people which is what the democrats do, they want to sue greg abbott. sue joe biden because he's been sending people on secret midnight airplanes to west chester airport and all these places and then they ship them around the northeast and nobody knows what's going on.

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larry: thank you. among the victims is in oakland unified school district carpenter installing a glass display case when the shooting happened. >> we spoke with the worker industry you only see on abc7news. reporter: this maintenance worker said his team was working inside the school with power tools. it was loud, but they heard the first two gunshots and new it was time to take cover. from his hospital bed, jason is speaking for the first time. he went from working on a trophy case inside this oakland school, to hiding from gunfire. >> the next thing you know, about 12:45 -- i know because i called 911 -- gunshots started ringing out by her pop, -- out. i heard pop, pop. two more shots went off in one of those shots grazed me, went in my head as i'm turning went in the back of my head and came out the front under my skull. someone said man, you are bleeding everywhere. you are bleeding everywhere. reporter: jason remembers hitting the floor as he heard gunshots going off. he found refuge inside the ba

larry: thank you. the hot temperatures have given way to smoky and hazy skies. suzanne fawn has a look at what people are seeing and what air quality and health experts are saying about this. reporter: take a close look at the smoky sky. >> i see a lot of work for firemen. >> the wind seems like it brings everything to san francisco. that is not what we want. reporter: smoke from the wildfires burning and el dorado county and oregon is making its way to the bay area. there's no spare the air alert, experts say they are monitoring air quality for smoke impacts from wildfires. >> a lot of that smoke is aloft. it's not at the ground level. that is the main reason we are calling an advisory not a spare the air alert. for the most part we are expecting the air quality to be in the moderate range, not to have any. reporter: the smoke in the sky can make some people sick. >> the fine particulate and wildfire smoke can cause exacerbations of disease in people with pre-existing heart and lung disease. reporter:

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larry: another new high for bart. bart ridership was at the second highest level yesterday since the start of the pandemic. the transit agency says more than 180,000 hopped on trains yesterday. kristen: bart is celebrating 50 years of service this week. abc7news is taking a look at the past, present and future of the bay area's biggest transit system. today, we look ahead to bart's future. larry: a lot has changed over the first 50 years, which means a lot will change in the next 50, as our society embraces remote work, autonomous vehicles. can bart survive another 50 years? stephanie sierra tries to answer the question. stephanie: bart has long been the backbone of our regional economy. for 50 years, people have relied on it to travel to and from work , the airport, recreation and to shop, but today, the trains sit empty compared to what it once was. how empty? this bargraph will give you an idea. it shows ridership from 6:00 a.m. until midnight during july. more than 133,000 people rode bart on the average weekday,

to producer, larry elder. [cheers and applause] yeah. yeah. waves to the crowd. he is the only comic that it's clubs paying him and canned goods. actor, comedian, jamie lissow. and that she is back from her honeymoon, but we have yet to find her husband. fox news contributor kat timpf. [cheers and applause] so much to cover with this brilliant and as i put altogether by myself. i want to ask you first who's a bigger bozo? >> kellyanne: just for equating january 6th with 9/11, it is no better evidence that somebody is affected by trump arrangement syndrome. it's like being a 20-year-old kid who identifies himself as a republican, to be as a red hat that says make america great again. if you to people on a tv talk about the folks who killed the parent you never met. 21 years ago, and outs with the people who killed your parent that you never met. the people who beheaded daniel pearl, you don't equate half of america to be spokes based on what they believe and who they are. it started out as elitism, and snobbery

larry: what color is famished? [laughter][laughter] >> my refrigerator might in a dark mood. >> it reflects its owner. mike: give her caffeine more often. kristen:kristen: why did i ask her to come on? larry: a long way. = i guess it is kind hope to see the refrigerator change colors. kristen: if you have a modern home, it could work. mike: i want the dishwasher, the oven from all of them to play along. larry: it's like a disco. this is not disco, but it is music. the metallica classic "enter sandman" is apparently one of the most misheard songs. a survey found over 1000 americans, one of the lyrics in questions reads "exit night, enter light. apparently others here -- other misheard songs include the beatles and nirvana's smells like teen spirit. kristen: what is the part that is misheard on i want to hold your hand? larry: i will have to listen to it. >> i feel validated because i hear, extralight. my husband looks at me like, what? what are they saying? >> exit light. i guess. kristen: i will have to find out wh

we go back to larry, here. we heard of a lot in afghanistan, you've got the clock, so we've got to time. so in this case, who's got the clocks and who's got the time larry of russia has both. so the, actually i asked god reader the same exact question on this program and he gave me the same exact answer like getting this guy right. so we, we have and coordinate, we didn't coordinate on that, but, but natal does not have the troops to put in to, let's to say that they wanted to back up the ukranian army and flo and they don't have it. what we've seen in this latest offensive by the u ukrainians is that they don't have the ability to carry out and attack and depth. what that means is they're not only hitting the troops that are in front of them, but they wouldn't be attacking russian airfields russian artillery and placements. they would be disrupting supply centers in the rear, and they would carry that out with fixed wing aircraft rotary wing aircraft missiles. they don't have that. and, and so they're, they're

larry: nonsense. this is the donald trump used a racist dog whistle to get elected line of thinking. there are 700 counties that voted for obama in 2008, 2012. 200 switched and voted for donald trump in 2016. were they bitten by some radioactive racist spider? the city that most voted for donald trump in 2016 of over 100,000 was abilene, texas. 80%, 85%. after trump got elected guess who voted for the first black mayor in over 140 years? abilene, texas. nonsense. the idea that white people dislike black people to the point they would put a racist in the white house? there is a talkshow host, the one on -- >> chris plante? larry: msnbc. chris matthews. host: of course. larry: left-wing as hall. he wrote a book called "hardball." sharp book. he said most white people would never vote for somebody if they thought they were racist. this is chris wallace. >> chris matthews. larry: chris matthews. he was longtime democratic speaker of the house. of student observer of politics. most white people would never

larry. washington is infested with corrupt little potions right out all these tiny, tiny people with tiny, tiny brains running around. what has had, what has happened is and gone. correctly noted it, the when history looks back at this period, this will be the formation of the new world order in terms of the multi polarity. the end of united states had gemini in the world, the end of the united states, as the holder of the reserve currency. and the united states did it to itself. russia did not look for this cause they didn't try to provoke this. russia kept looking and thinking, i think i was naive lee, that there was going to be some adult in washington d. c. they would step opposite that. ok, look, let's put all this other nonsense aside. let's talk. and they didn't do that. they said, yeah, we can, we can defeat russia. let's impose sanctions and not a single soul. and the intelligence community is the best i can determine, sat down and said, hey, what do we do about the fact that russia

larry: well, i actually agree with richie. i mean, i think all of this starts with having a just society. but at the same time, you know, i recognize that there are 100 to 130 people that are going to be arrested in philly today, so a lot of what i am after in the short term, is making sure that right here, right now, that 16 year old who got arrested today is going to have some kind of a resolution that gets us as close to justice as we can be right now. and a lot of that means is taking the resources that are used improperly for revenge and reallocating for things that actually prevent crime and make it better. soledad: larry krasner, richie reseda, nice to talk to you guys. appreciate it. richie: so good to talk to you. larry: it's great to be here. >> ahead on "matter of fact." america's school districts don't have enough bus drivers, leaving families in a bind. >> why don't you two just take him to school yourselves? >> because i can't. i have to be to work by 7:00 a.m. >> how one iowa school district is filling in the ga

larry. washington is infested with corrupt little of cushions right out all these tiny, tiny people with tiny, tiny brains running around. what has had, what has happened is and gone. correctly noted, the when history looks back at this period, this will be the formation of the new world order in terms of the multi polarity. the end of the united states had gemini in the world, the end of the united states, as the holder of the reserve currency. and the united states did it to itself. russia did not look for this cause they didn't try to provoke this. russia kept looking and thinking, i think i'm naive, lee, that there was going to be some adult in washington d. c. they would step opposite that. ok, look, let's put all this other nonsense aside. let's talk. and they didn't do that. they said, yeah, we can, we can defeat russia. let's impose sanctions and not a single soul. and the intelligence community is the best i can determine, sat down and said, hey, what do we do about the fact that ru

larry kudlow joins me now. larry? wouldn't it be wonderful if she were pointing the way for america? larry: yes. this story, she is my kind of gal, stu. stuart: yes, exactly. larry: that's all i can say. she is my kind of gal. i'm reading the articles. she is cutting the personal income tax. she's raising the thresholds at which you would pay the higher rates for like a second tax cut. she's reversing a corporate tax increase that boris johnson had put into place. she's cutting the payroll tax, and she's opening up a whole bunch of tax-free enterprise zones, i call it. we did the same thing during the trump years, and as you said , she is going to reopen fracking which is so important because britain and europe, you know, their green policies did so much damage now. they're in the throws of massive inflation and they're all falling into a deep recession, so the u.s. should learn from her leadership. it's fantastic. we need supply side tax cuts here to rejuvenate the economy. we need fracking here to get all gasoline,

, larry, it took joe biden, it took joe biden and defunding the police, along with sean and larry. but joe biden thank you very much, i'm glad to be on your side. >> come on leo. sean and i softened you up. >> joe biden, joe biden. >> larry and sean --. >> sean: larry never ripped off his ear piece, larry never ripped off his microphone and walked off my show. >> sean, sean, let's not go back to the past. let's not go back to the past. sean, you two softened me up but joe biden, joe biden is responsible and i'm very happy being leo 2.0. >> sean: you're 2.0 because you used to be a leftist. larry? >> i have no comment that. >> let's talk a little bit about gavin newsome. this hasn't gone far enough. we need a couple of bus loads of illegal aliens to go to napa valley right near gavin newsome's neck of the woods. i hear the french laundry is hiring. you know, ronald reagan used to say if they won't see the light you have to make them feel the heat. bravo to governor greg abbott and governor desantis for bringing this problem to their doorstep. all the fentanyl coming to the boarders

as "america reports" rolls into hour two, i'm sandra smith in new york, i've got larry kudlow on set next to me. >> john: i can hear him in the background. hillary clinton, she's back. joining the chorus, but with the battle for congress so tight, could she be a gift to republicans. >> sandra: we'll hear more from clinton in a bit, but we begin with the economy. the president says it is under control, even celebrating it last week as critics say that is just not the case. here is a fox news alert. new today, warnings on a global scale from both economists and the folks who make sure you get what you need. >> john: the head of fedex expects the economy to enter a worldwide recession. listen here. >> we are seeing that the volume decline in every segment around the world and the weekly numbers are not looking so good. so we just assume at this point that the economic conditions are not very good. >> john: the dow did not like that a whole lot. warnings from the business community coming as the white house continues to celebrate. >> on tuesday he joined thousands of americans to celebra

larry fink, the -- peril. larry fink, the chairman and ceo of blackrock. we're joined by larry fink, charlie gasparino and me live by phone. great to have you. charlie. >> hey, larry. >> hi, charlie. hi liz. >> let's start right off the bat, given the fact we have significant inflation and it looks like now the 75 basis point rate hike is probably baked in, is isn't what they're doing in dc with all the spending, one after another, the latest trillion dollars to fight inflation, isn't it -- isn't it reckless? they're making powell's job that much more difficult. >> i think you just said everything i was going to say, charlie. unquestionably, we're seeing governments in europe, in the uk and then in the unit we're seeing very large fiscal symmelus at a time we have -- stimulus at a time with very high inflation and makes the central banks in europe and the united states much harder tax. we have rising inflation, and it's not necessarily energy. let's be clear, before the russian invasion, energy was around $70 a barrel. where is it now? $88? >> yep. >> got

this is what i agree with larry, this is getting very scary. go ahead. maxine, well, the thing here is that it's not just demands it kind of the certain reconfiguration of military apperson, the russian side, which i think will happen. and in the short term, it also means that if need to is going all its force and weight behind ukraine. and it's clearly the potentials of natal and russia are asked symmetric. and, you know, in this kind of conventional warfare, russia is likely lose, which is not accepted by moscow that demands really reconfiguring the approach to the warfare and trying to advance to other domains including non military domains. with seen, russia have use these tools as well, but it also mans on the part of russia to expect more pain on nato countries, including on there, you know, public support for this, you know, support for free. and also there, you know, you can on standing in the military standing. so it indeed gets us in a more dangerous spiral of confrontation, where we're not climbing the escalation for jumping, the esc

we love having you on, larry. so great to see you. larry, how worry are but the railroad strike? looks like it could happen. could hit the economy and midterms hard. >> i agree with that, liz. things are in very poor economic shape right now between inflation and recession. if they go out on strike it is going to make everything worse, all right? supply shortages will reappear. prices are going to go up. people are going to get laid off. it is not a good story. nothing here is a good story i must say in general but, this will make it worse. elizabeth: how confident are you that the white house can fix it and congress can do anything? you look at the data coming in, larry, the trucking association is now saying they will need 460,000 long haul trucks running daily if this happens. we have a shortage of 80,000 truckers? >> well that's right. i mean you're way short on the truckers. trucking by the way i think carries something like 75% of all the goods that flow inside of the united states. and they're not going to be able to pick up the slack if the railroads, if the freights go o

larry kudlow welcome back. what kind of fall are we going to have knowing the last thing joe biden wants is a recession or slump or rising gas prices. larry: i think we are in the front end of a recession. when you take a look at real wages because of the inflation problem. a big slump in the housing market. there is still some strength in the employment jobs market. but wages are going up, which generally is great. i'm in favor of that. but inflation is overwhelming. so when you look at the gas prices, they are still very high. natural gas, home heating fuel, grocery prices, food prices are soaring, and the housing market is virtually crashing. it's a very difficult environment and i don't think it's going to change for the better. and the federal reserve will continue to increase interest rates. jay foul made a tough speech at their meeting in jackson hole last week. i happen to think he got the story right. he's over a year late, interest rates rising are not good for the economy, not good for housing and wo

standby for larry summers. maybe larry is still muted. we will hang on for just a second to see if we can get that resolved. while we work on that i will remind everybody again you can submit questions online, get all parts of this webpage, facebook, twitter. we will get to questions if we are not able to resolve the audio for dr. summers' presentation. i will jump in with the first question. there is the issue of inertia in central banking, so i will close -- pose this question to the three panelists. we saw a lot of inertia, there was a fast response and shock in 2020, and once central banks were engaged in asset purchase programs there was a fear of being men at the lower bound, of having a long, difficult recovery like the one that followed the gfc, so that created a sense of inertia that well this worked well in march and april of 2020, so let's stick with it. we do not want to make the mistakes that were made in 2008, 2009, 2010. i'm wondering now if you have a similar concern, that once central banks are moving to raising rates in

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i'm larry beale. we'll begin with developing news on the peninsula and this is a gruesome story a woman killed this afternoon right in the middle of a san carlos neighborhood investigators just held a news conference releasing more information abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo live in san carlos with the latest amanda. larry alma every detail more horrific sources telling the i-teens dandoys that a man headed a woman in the middle of the street in front of witnesses that man has been arrested. we know what happened just before noon todayhe bckf laureld here in san carlos. we're told the two were in an ongoing relationship. however sources say the victim reportedly got a temporary restraining order against the suspect the victim was between 23 to 27 years old a mother of two young children that man who was arrested known to law enforcement details surrounding what led up to the incident are unknown at this time, but we're told officers we're flagged down at magnolia and laurel by a witness for wh

so stand by for larry summers. maybe not. maybe larry is still muted. hang on just a second here to see if we can get that resolved. and while we work on that i will remind everybody again you can submit questions on line on facebook youtube twitter using the #cato mond. we'll get toum questions here if we are not able to resolve the audio for the her summers presentation. i'm going to go ahead and jump in with the first question. there's the issue of inertia and central banking so i will pose this question to the panel somewhere here and i will start with you mervyn. we havee seen inertia is the bet response to the shock in 2021 central bank engaged in the asset purchase programs and there was a real fear of having a long difficult recovery like the one that followed the gfc and so that created i think a sense of inertia that this works well in march and april of 2020 so let's stick with it. we don't want to make the mistakes that people made in 2000 8, 9 and 10 and i wonder now if you have a similar concern that once central banks are moving to raisin

ama: we know larry always misses the warmth. is there a storm brewing in sports? larry: always. if there isn't one we will make it up. will trey lance have to play in another's storm on sunday -- another storm on sunday? and i will tell you this, question her forecast at your own risk. the niners >> now abc7 sports with larry beil. larry: after losing the season opener in a virtual monsoon, trey lance may have to try to defeat mother nature again sunday when the seahawks come to town. it is supposed to rain on sunday. that is not going to be the deluge we saw last week when lance completed just 13-28 for 164 yards, had the overthrow on what have -- on what would have been an early touchdown pass. the conditions were absurd. part of the preparation for the seahawks has to include dealing with the elements. >> not using the weather as an excuse, but in that situation, catch and throw are some of the hardest throat. -- hardest throws. you don't know what the ball is going to feel like. find a dry spot. for sure we will throw wet balls later in the week. not something we are a whole

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his name was larry hagan bush. >> how seriously did you look at larry? >> we looked at him very seriously. >> he was the one who encouraged bryant to move from kansas to montana. but larry was not a stable man just then. his wife was leaving him, he had been drinking a lot, he tried to commit suicide a month before the murder. using animal medication that he had gotten from brian. in fact, it was doctor brian who intervene to help save larry. and here's the thing, detectives had heard that larry seem to know intimate details of the crime scene which had not been made public. as if he was right there when it happened. the problem? >> his story never stay the same when he's even revealing it. at one point he said there was bullet holes everywhere. later he would say that there was only two holes. at one point he indicated that it was a rifle. and then it was a pistol >> this's agent thompson from montana. >> still from the sound from this 20 year old recording agent thompson wasn't accusing him of murdering his friend in cold blood more like, things got ou

but drugs. >> right, larry? lelliott. >> shocking you guys.d you, larry, never a priest, larry. never ripped off wa and walked off. let's nolet't go back tos no the let's not go back to the past. sean, you two hit you to soften me up. but joe bide n, joe biden is responsible. and i'm very happy being loyala to point. i think, donna, to point out, a because you used to be a. leftist, a larry talk>> i a little bit about h the talk a little bit about get let's talk a little bit about gavin newsom. gavine farthis hasn't gone far . we need a couple of bus loads to of illegal aliens to go to napah valley right near gavin newsom neck. i hethe woods. i hear the french laundry is hiring. you know, ronald reagaused tn ue say if they won't see the light, you've got to make. them feel the heat. bravo to governor abbott, bravor to governor to santos for bringing this problem tofontanyl their doorstep. all the signal coming across the borders you've been talking about all day, all c you've thh the expense, the drugs, the then pressure on the borders, the educational expenses, the medical expe

i'm larry beale. thanks for joining us. we have our own grizz. prime situation to talk about gruesome crime. in fact in san carlos a woman who was murdered right in the middle of laurel street, and the details are extremely disturbing. let's go live now to abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo amanda. what do we know right now? well, we know that in the last few minutes many residents are only beginning to arrive home only starting to learn about that horrific crime that took place just down the block from where we're standing right now sources. tell the i-teens dan noyes that a man beheaded a woman in the middle of the straight in the middle of the day in front of witnesses. we know that suspect has been arrested it all happened at around 11:50 this morning on laurel street near magnolia avenue, just a block off el camino the woman who was killed was a mother of two young children dan always learning only moments ago cps took custody of seven and one year old girls. we're told the victim was a woman in her 20s, and that she reportedly got a te

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when christopher, las vegas please go here if your question for larry elder. >> hello larry how are you pre- >> i am good. >> i am curious. i'm wondering how come you have not been on any of the top black american political shift for interviews? work such as what christopher? roe would, breakfast club news shows i have been watching you, i've been watching you on youtube but i cannot find one single interview done black american talkshow host that'sst not conservative. i am just curious as why brick backed i had a debate before the election. i have been on the smiley show a couple times but he was on tbs i also interviewed with him on his radio show pretty on the radio station in l.a. i on that show. art and got to be invited. i'm invited jesse jackson to come up my radio show over 50 time to be 30 years he won't do it. as joy reed invited me on her show? i think during the campaign she did. the reason didn't do it to me other things to do in she hasn't since then. i'd be happy to go on the show always used invite me. when larry elder he spent 25 -- 30 years on radio were people did not

she was still tame compared to al bundy. >> and now there's larry david. larry hates me. i don't really care for him either. >> take this [bleep] piece of pie and get it out of my face. >> put the [bleep] pie down. >> don't put that pie down. >> a lot of our friend groups, they're borderline toxic. >> because george costanza was based on larry david, "curb your enthusiasm" is actually a continuation of "seinfeld" in spirit. >> your last name is black? >> yes. >> that's like if my last name was jew, like larry jew. >> larry david the character, he's one of my best friends. >> you had sex with a mental patient?! >> she's not a mental patient! >> she's a mental patient! >> i loved how much of an [bleep] he is. >> what can i tell you, larry? sometimes, you're an [bleep]. >> well, [bleep] don't go out with the disabled, okay? yeah. check that out. >> i think i like the [bleep], you know? i like the jerks. >> could you just move your legs? >> what are you doing? are you looking at my breasts? >> he will articulate the things that people might think, but their internal editor go

along with the post of the larry elder cheryl, larry elder. former white house chief of staff mark meadows. kellyanne, larry's state of california. not blaming larry. he should have been elected. this problem will be solved, let's put it that way. they have all the natural resources. they are chasing people out of the state for the first time in 170 years. they are telling you cool your home up to 4:00 p.m. and then put the easy up to 78. okay. you're going to be sweaty in your own bedroom and you will be able to sleep. public enemy's fan. how does that work with electric vehicles? >> i'm coming to you from california. the people here are abuzz about the mandates. >> sean: you are in california. kellyanne may pop out of the screen. if the lights go out, we know why. >> will know why. let's stop picking on working people. they have to pay for the harvard educated doctors lawyers and business people and other being told to make it home from a hard day's work at 4:00 p.m. they are ready to open their fridge, cook dinner for the kids, fire up the

>>tucker: larry, thanks for coming on. what extent was this your experience running for governor in california? >> it was. also experienced by the people like hermann kane treated like a white supremacist despite the fact they're black. it was to refute the shorthand narrative that the black experience in america was blacks emancipated, wandered along aimlessly in in the face of severe obstacles and along came the civil rights movement in martin luther king. blacks have voting ri ri rightsd other rights, they're battled and mired in a country. after slavery the majority of black people could not read or write. in a relatively short period of time, they could. and in 1940, 80 some percent of blacks lived below the level of poverty and 20 years later that number had fallen to 47%. a 40 point drop in 20 years and greatest 20 year period of economic expansion for blacks in american history. why? reliance on family. many instances a black kid was more likely to be born to a mother and father married to each other than a white k

larry kudlow and coming out the bond that. will come back as america reports rolls into a second hour, john roberts and washington. good to spend thursday with you. >> gillian: i have to say that was a very quick first hour, for me personally. i hope everyone at home it went by pretty quick too because that means we kept things moving along. >> gillian: it went by like a suzuki high musetta. >> gillian: it's good to be with you on jillian and for sandra smith today, brand-new hour starting right now. ♪ ♪ >> political reproach i think they lose a lot just common sense principles. >> i don't understand how anyone can support anyone who just recently became a resident of the state of pennsylvania. >> issue by issue. >> you do have to have somebody that fits. and i just think that federman fits, for pennsylvania. >> he is too soft on crime. is another guy who as far as i could tell, he's never really worked for a living. that is a big issue for me. >> i am more concerned with his opponent. dr. oz. >> this is a race that people

larry bill is here with sports in our football for the weekend larry. i'm a dan when the 49ers take the field in denver sunday night, jimmy garoppolo. we'll see a familiar face the return of george kittle. we will hear from the all-pro tight end, you know, he is pumped about making his season debut that is next in sports. life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting every visit. to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. new salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible p

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