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Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America shake their heads as Ann Coulter cancels her Berkeley speech after officials there make it clear they will not maintain order. They also vent after a liberal judge rules that the federal government cannot withhold funds from localities that flagrantly refuse to obey federal immigration law. And they throw up their hands as CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin is more worried about why senators have to go to the White House to discuss North Korea - than she is about the North Korea threat itself.
Hosted by Greg Corombos, with guest ITIan Tuttle
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I've made similar remarks in recent weeks. At the beginning and end of the Ricochet version of this podcast I heard AM radio-style ads. One at the end was targeted toward the Dallas/Ft Worth area. I just checked and found that the Radio American Online News Bureau version of this podcast does not begin or end with AM radio style ads. I'm considering switching to the Radio American Online News Bureau version of The Three Martini Lunch from now on. This problem seems to exist only for The Three Martini Lunch, i.e. not for any other Ricochet Podcast.
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I have heard such ads in the past, Israeli ads in Hebrew, appropriate for where I live.
Today I am in Nuremberg and got an ad in German.
So this is not about who I am but where I am.
EDIT - And there was another at the end.
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@BlueYeti, any insight to what's going on here with the ads?