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Rob Long is in for Jim again Thursday. Today, Rob and Greg applaud Seattle businesses for suing the city for failing to provide essential services while local politicians coddled the radicals in the CHAZ/CHOP area. They also react to revelations in Peter Strzok's notes that Barack Obama and Joe Biden were in on the planning to target Michael Flynn and the Trump administration. And they unload on leftist radicals and their enablers as what supposedly started as an effort to rein in police brutality is now focused on tearing down a statue celebrating emancipation, destroying Mount Rushmore, and changing our national anthem.
Hosted by Greg Corombos, with guest RLRob Long
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To Rob, "Who's this 'we,' Kemosabe?"
I suggest that ads in rapid spanish are quite distracting.
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Honestly, great episode. Thanks, Rob and Greg.
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You would prefer them to speak more slowly?
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Hasn't the Supreme Court ruled in the past that police departments have no legal obligation to protect any particular individual? Wouldn't that be the same for individual businesses too? Seems like these lawsuits are headed for dismissal, especially in a place like Seattle with lower courts populated by judges (and juries) selected from... Seattle.
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