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average blood alcohol content for the panel. we went from .05 to the point of no return. pete hegseth is here. [applause] good to see he is relaxing his dimples and took some time off from parenting. he has so many children, he and his wife just bought a new house. [laughter] so, big news, a republican has gotten a house seat in the deep blue south texas. that is scary to dems who thought the only seat flipping would be a gender-neutral bathroom. is this an indicator of a coming roadway of? may be, and it s got nothing to do with the tampon shortage. terrible. absolutely terrible. i don t stand for that kind of humor. let s ask the folks at the view, which no one has ever said in the history of the universe, is there a red wave coming? the red wave is coming. republicans are going to win the midterms, short of something unforeseen that i could not predict now. you don t know that. let s wait and see what the people vote in. greg: yeah, you know what i love about th
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