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hooked on crack. >> jesse: you have the current wife watching. and the current wife is watching the ex-wife testify that hunter was a crackhead who left her and left all three of the children high and dry and rated the college funds. and then the ex-wife is looking at the current wife saying, good luck, babe. and then the ex-wife also has to listen to her testimony that hunter left her for a stripper named weedgirl69 and weedgirl69 testify she sees hunter at the four seasons, smoking crack, drinking vodka, and taking xanax xanax. and then jill, probably never even opened a laptop because she couldn't see it, they are showing it in evidence oh, my god, what a disaster, do i feel bad? of course i feel bad. i have more compassion than all of you combined.
commission. not always because a first-time homebuyer like you're saying, it's really going to be tough for people to get into some markets. >> so can you tell us a little bit about this show? i assume we're going to be spending a ton of time watching thank you by the bros. is unlike anything you've ever seen if you've watched a lot hgtv, it's almost like we're coming in and it's a no bs >> look at people who have literally lost everything we have one couple who they've spent their, life, retirement savings, they spent their children's college funds, five children. you've spent everything on a property that it turns out we'll never be zolan for what they intended wasted all that money, and they were on the brink of losing everything. what do they do? >> they call that we come in and every episode we're meeting different investors were hearing their stories. we're putting our reputation, all our resources on the line, bringing our crews and we have a warehouse full of furniture and supplies that we have for our shows this is another part to just what we're talking about with where we are with interest rates. debt is so expensive, right now, people are trying to get creative for how they can afford where they live and that's what we're seeing on
the entire thing to fall apart. there is no one being cruel to hunter. if anybody jill's being cruel to joe for making this guy run for president again. joe has been cruel to his son for making his addict go around the world instead of go to rehab. and hunter's being cruel to his family and his children for raiding their college funds for cocaine. this story is upside down, backwards, whatever you want to call it. i can't wait for trump's president so i can play the gotcha game. >> dana: and this trial happening just a couple weeks before the dnc convention, do you think that's a liability for president biden? >> harold: i'm sure the president doesn't want the trial to take place and i think the judge may be right, there might be some sort of plea agreement in the background. but let me step back, slightly different point of view. >> greg: wait a second. are you glad to be back >> harold: i am glad to be back you said you didn't want me to
for this entire thing to fall apart. there is no one being cruel to hunter. if anybody, jill is being cruel to joe for making this guy run for president again. joe has been cruel to his son for making his addicts go around the world instead of go to re rehab. hunters being cruel to his family and his children for rating their college funds for cocaine. this story is upside down, backwards, whatever you want to call it. i can't wait for trump is present and so i can play the gotcha game. >> dana: this trial coming before the dnc convention, do you think it's a liability for president biden? >> i'm sure the president doesn't want the child to take place. the judgment right there might be some sort of play in the background. it let me take a step backward. >> greg: aren't you glad to be back? >> harold: you didn't want me to say that.
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and more programming. >> sandra: sadly every weekend, every monday morning it's another deadly weekend in the city of chicago. to see nothing recommended as far as what to do about that growing crime crisis happening is disturbing for residents, but many of those residents have fleed, many of the businesses have already left that city. why? not just because of the crime but the sky high taxes and here you have recommendations for more taxes to address the crime crisis with no recommendations how to spend the money, so that is the reaction we are hearing from today. here are some of the ideas included in this blueprint, if you will, raymond. free childcare for all, guaranteed college funds for babies born in the city of chicago, creating a public blank, reparations task force, it also calls for, to convene current reparations committees. how does this address the city's biggest problems, crime and high taxes? >> you know, it truly doesn't and the fact that the mayor's team wants to say they have been able to invest a quarter of a
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meadows biographer about what he had. suggests to me that this guy's gotten away with so much for so long, he's just being a little more open about his crimes. the other part here, though, is he has a prosecutor in jack smith whose, you know, doggedly chasing the evidence and not playing this on trump's terms. he's playing on trump's side of the field, going where the evidence, and facts, lead him, which is what we always want to prosecute. >> it strikes me, congressman, that the -- same republicans who supported trump's coup attempt, they were working against the debt deal this past week. how do you move forward? how do you do your job when certain colleagues are willing to put our democracy, the world economy on the line? >> yeah, i'm anti apocalypse, and so, i voted to pay americas bills and not see my constituents have their savings and children's college funds jeopardized. but what we see right now is this framing of competence versus chaos.