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This week, a Minnesotan's view on Franken and Keillor, we get handsy with our old pal David Limbaugh (would he vote for Roy Moore -- tune it to find out), and a chat with an actual southerner about the south (that's Weekly Standard writer Barton Swaim). Also, a bit about Flynn, and some turkey and tax talk.
Music from this week's episode: Stars Fell On Alabama by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
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Hah! But how much if that has to do with thinking he’s drastically overrated?
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