republican donors asked for a tail whipping this year and they got it. ed: what about you say florida democratic primary voters are on the list as well. florida democrats had a very competitive primary for governor. a lot of really high profile candidates. they ended up choosing andrew gillum. and andrew gillum had more baggage than hotel bell captain. in the end other candidates might have won that race and andrew gillum lost it. ed: he didn t lose by a lot. sea very energetic candidate but the problem was his ideology was too far left. city under fbi investigation. too much baggage. that s why i say almost any other candidate probably wins that case. ed: moderate democrat probably would have won. griff: i would add to your list election supervisor in florida. a few weeks covering it. ed: any names come to mind. we did there might be a whole poultry farm down there, ed.
the migration and feeding patterns on the internet to understand the big fish and protect them. scientists say many sharks have declined, 70 percent to 90 percent since the 1950 s because of the shark fin trade, 100 million sharks killed each year. as top predators they keep the balance and maintain the health of the ocean and they eat the diseased fish, they control the behavior of the animal, and they really, are at the top of the food chain. a seven-year-old is a second grade shark activists. she raised $2,000 selling shark cookies in minneapolis to adopt a shark and will track it from home. and the big bull shark was put back in with the tail whipping him overboard but it did not stop to eat fortunately. all thank you is how it s done. after being man handled the shark lost its appetite.