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Your Friday martinis are served as Rob Long fills in for Jim. Today, they applaud Tim Scott for pointing out the Democrats didn’t block police reform because of what was in the bill but because of who was proposing it. They also wade into the scrutiny on some red states as their COVID infections increase, and they dissect the intense political debate over wearing masks. And they have fun with the news $1.4 billion in stimulus checks were sent out to dead people.
Hosted by Greg Corombos, with guest RLRob Long
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There were plenty of WMD's in Iraq. I kept reading about their being found in the New York Times.
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A lot of the "checks" were electronic payments. I never saw a check, for instance.
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According to the Times, about 5000 old poison gas shells were found.
This is probably a lower limit on what was there, however. When troops would find poison gas shells in an ammo dump, for safety reasons they would immediately stop counting, back off, and entomb the ammo dump in concrete,
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So there's good news. If you died in Chicago, you can still cash your stimulus check.
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