exception of the irs agents. the s yet here suddenly was that very same station, national urgn public radio, positively urging transpolar people to buy guns as many guns as possible and if necessary, to use them. the world is dangerous, explained one trans gun owner.me you have to be dangerous us, is united states back and that seems strange to us. is the united states reallyas a dangerous place for trans people?t well, west baltimore is dangerous. you could easily get murdereerer there. but if you re trans in this country, obviously there are many downsidess ther. but there do appear to be some benefits. it s a lot easieo har to get int harvard, for example. it s definitely easier to get a job at citibank or in the biden white house if t you re transgender can so muchan as fly a kite, the pentagon will happily make you an f thirty five pilot just so hollywood can make a movie about it, identifying as trans whatever . again, its downsides does convey status in th
paul , he will be here stabbed with more on his staffer who isn brutally stabbed on the streets in washington, d.c.. wil and straight ahead, jim jordanl ,he will also join us ongeting the very highly unusual irs house call targeting the reporter who helped expose the far left political bias. the twitte r and , of course, the fbi s role in the twenty twenty election. but first, we turn to nashville, tennessee, where six innocent people, including e three nine year old little a kids, were murdered by ary sch christian at a christian elementary schooool by an evil twenty eight year old transgender person. with a manifesto and a lot of plans made befor pe the attack. by the way, our prayers arevictm with all the victims, all their familiess, familie, everyw the covenant school tonight.e we re alsoteful grateful for the very quick the heroic response from the nashvill nashi metropolitan police department. they eliminated the shooter ine1 less than 15 minutes after receiving the 91
so at one day you wake up inh kamala harris is the vice president . how does that happen, youyo wonder? no one will say, but youu can r be sure there s a story there.ef so here s the latest example of unexplained weirdness in the news. mike pence, of all people, has just swooped in to save joe biden. yeso , mike pence, a man so flamboyantly pure he won t have minner with ladies, not his wife. and yet mike pence also hadkp secret documents in his house, just like joe biden that you didn t see tha that coming. it wasn t so long ago thatene pence was on television saying was sure he had no classified documents in his possession. he said that a few times. then just days ago, then mike pence sent his personal attorney to searche sent his fah home in carmel, indiana, fore in classified documents. now, if mike pence didn tnk think he had classified documents, why would he send his lawyer to go look forhe sen classified documents? we can t say for certaihin, but it s
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