He s got bangs. walter: exactly. it s a rock star. drop meghan markle in a field and stand back with tell cops and wait for it to appear snoop sounds like a fun television show. greg: mike what s your local news. mike: walter i didn t see that meghan markle tie in at all. idaho is the place and i m proud to say that the people of idaho are drinking more than ever. and in 2022, idahoians broke sales records at liquor stores by topping 300 million onin the fiscal year of 2022 and as you know the fiscal year ends june 30th or whatever, but they broke the record again this year, 2023 by purchasing some $322 million worth of booze. greg: what do you attribute that to? living in idaho? mike: no, just being good citizens and wanting to keep the
He s got bangs. walter: exactly. it s a rock star. drop meghan markle in a field and stand back with tell cops and wait for it to appear snoop sounds like a fun television show. greg: mike what s your local news. mike: walter i didn t see that meghan markle tie in at all. idaho is the place and i m proud to say that the people of idaho are drinking more than ever. and in 2022, idahoians broke sales records at liquor stores by topping 300 million onin the fiscal year of 2022 and as you know the fiscal year ends june 30th or whatever, but they broke the record again this year, 2023 by purchasing some $322 million worth of booze. greg: what do you attribute that to? living in idaho? mike: no, just being good citizens and wanting to keep the economy moving.
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taylor swift, $322 million she s going to make this year. 228 from her tour, the catalog 65 million, new album 14 million. she will probably be the highest paid entertainer at $322 million. she s adding dates. people who go to the concert say it s a once in a lifetime experience. make a lot of people happy and make a lot of cash. brand down to institutions. this is a sobering one. gallup every year does their polls with their major 16 institutions. last two years every institution is down. this year the ones that took the biggest hit, military, medical systems. the institution with the highest rating was small business institutions with 65%. the military is still at 60. police down, 43%. supreme court 27%.
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Feelings matter? yeah. and you know, willie, i talked to a reck strategist, top republican strategist before the election, bragging about the number of mail pieces that candidates were sitting out about trans-athletes. just one after another after another. i just listened. okay. and then i thought, but there s only zero point zero zero 3% of americans who identify as trans. and you re okay. that s fine. so out of 322 million americans, okay. so you re focussing on 0.0003% of americans? that s like most of the mail pieces you re sending out. what are you doing for the other 321 million americans? they re just clueless to it.
Taxes on people but doesn t pay taxes himself. wants to release at least a third of all criminals in pennsylvania and voted to free convicted murderers. won t release his health record. we know he is sick not wanted to prosecute oil companies and grocery stores ceo and supports safe injection sites and blm. i can t think of anybody that extreme running for any position, especially the u.s. senate. that s correct. we are a country of 322 million americans. to think that fetterman could be a u.s. senator representing us is frightening. pennsylvania put your party aside and listen to the following. violent crime is up statewide 325% since fetterman has been
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Poland this morning. we learned about the fact this meeting was going to take place because president zelenskyy announced it on saturday and during this meeting and you are seeing live images, a lot was discussed. it was only supposed to be 90-minute meeting and they spoke together for three hours. before the meeting took place, volodymyr zelenskyy said we re happy that the united states is going to be sending two top diplomats, but they better bring something with them, in terms of promise of weapons and that is what happened. 322 million more dollars in aid to ukraine and big headline is that the embassy will be reopened in kyiv in coming weeks and president biden nominating new ambassador to ukraine today. a lot was discussed in kyiv in this historic meeting that took
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