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Despite the country's Puritan past, the average US citizen has slept with more than 10 people, according to raunchy research into the world's most promiscuous countries. NapLab compiled data from various sources to come up with their list, looking at national sexually tranmitted infection rates, a country's attitudes toward premarital sex and their average number of sex partners, among other criteria. America was declared the 15th most promiscuous country on the planet.

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interview on cnn. here's what he had to say about the former president's legal problems. >> there are 91 charges, i think. the charges most likely that seem a slam dunk are the ones, which is the mishandling of the legal documents. it seems again a very strong case. they have a tape-recording of his speaking of it. if it is prove p, we may have a candidate for president who's been convicted of a crime. i think joe biden needs to be replaced, but i don't think americans will vote for someone who has been convicted. >> do you think donald trump should drop out of the race? >> i think so, but obvious hi that's up to him. i mean you're asking me my opinion, but he will lose to joe biden if you look at the current polls. i'm a republican. i think any republican on that stage in milwaukee will do a better job than joe biden. >> joining us now, co-founder of ""punchbowl news"" anna palmer

>> so you just heard the fema administrator worn the disaster relief fund will run out of money. we are not even in peak hurricane season yet and republicans are demanding spending cuts right now. this will bring us to the brink of a government shutdown. would a shutdown be acceptable to you? >> i would absolutely support more money for fema. absolutely. americans help fellow americans. and we in louisiana are so indebted to those fellow americans but everybody if you've not yet been hit by a disaster, sooner or later, one will it you. we are committed to helping hawaiians. i think the cajun maybe is there as a direct group from louisiana. for the government shutdown,

it's always talked about but it rarely impacts the lives of regular americans. i think there will be eventually funding of the government. >> so let's talk about the presidential race. we are 72 hours from the first republican presidential debate. it'll be missing the front runner, donald trump, former president. he's facing federal charges over his efforts to overturn the election, and you did vote to convict him in his impeachment trial after january 6th you said, because he is guilty. the former attorney general says that the charges that have been brought against him are quote unquote, responsible, do you agree? >> well i'm not emmett an attorney, there's 91 charges. i think the charges seem almost like a slamdunk. the one related to mishandling of classified documents. so, i can't comment on the rest of them because apparently have to prove , you'll have attorneys

after me, they can comment on that. but there's at least one, the mishandling of federal documents, which seems again, a very strong case. they have a tape recording of him speaking about it. if it's proven, we may have a candidate for president who's been convicted of a crime. i think joe biden needs to be replaced but i don't think americans would vote for someone who's been convicted, so i'm just very sorry about how all of this is playing out. >> do you think donald trump should jump out of the race? >> i think so. but obviously, that's up to him. just asking my opinion but he will lose to joe biden if you look at the current polls. i'm a republican. i think any republican on the stage in milwaukee will, if former president trump ends up getting the nomination but can't win a general, that means four more years of policies which have led to high inflation, to a loss of purchasing power for the average american equivalent to $10,000 and many other things that i think have been to the

make and see the haves and the have notes. here's my vision to tackle the border, to beat joe biden, to talk about inflation, national security, public safety. but we have to reframe this conversation as republicans. if we're sitting here in 12 months and paul and mayor bottoms are still talking about donald trump and not defending joe biden's record, we're going to lose every day of the week and twice on sunday. >> mayor, do you agree? >> if this is about americans and not individuals, then why has the republican party allowed donald trump to hijack the republican party? it's donald trump all day every day. i think when you see desantis on the stage, you're going to see this glass jaw that we talk about. when he can't answer a question from a reporter without getting offended, what's going to happen when he's got all these people on the stage. i think what we need to look at is why is this about donald trump? there are real issues facing the

- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. welcome back to "state of the union." i'm kasie hunt. the u.s. faces more frequent and more destructive natural disasters. i want to bring in a lawmaker who is no stranger to that process, republican senator, bill cassidy of louisiana. sir, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. >> kasey, thank you for having me. let's start with the climate. for so many americans it was this past summer of how the climate crisis is starting to impact their lives and in just as many months, americans experienced sweltering heat and there have been record water

a good that would not produce here because of the associated air pollution because there will be a fee to pay back the united states for the harm that china is doing. so one, i want to continue to promote things like natural gas to replace coal worldwide and secondly, try to specifically address china's particularly role in driving increased air pollution. >> that could drive up prices a little bit for americans. do you think you'd get 60 votes in the senate? >> kasey, if i may, weigh have tariffs on those chinese goods and so what this would do, it wouldy replace the tariffs with what we have now with the tariff related to the mrugdz that they're not paying to reduce. by the way, i'll point out. we are already paying for that pollution. about 25% of certain classes of pollutants in the western united states come from china. it blows over the pacific. we are paying now, let's just make the chinese pay instead of us.