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we didn't think we could. do it but there you are protect months of the hard work, lots of hot tubbing but he is here. i'm not proud of some things i had to do in that tub, larry. but i will do whatever it takes. also, side note al qaeda leader was killed. you are sick. he was just 71 years young. his remains will be cremated and spread over his already cremated remains. a. [laughter] and to think he just finished paying off his women's studies degree. we went to his family for comment. that is terrible, show the guy some respects but let's go to his real family. [background noises] ...

>> greg: you didn't think we could do it but there you are. months of hard work and hot tubbing but he's here. i'm not proud of some of the things i had to do in that tub larry but i'll do what it takes. also side note al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri was killed. [cheers and applause] >> greg: you're sick. was just 51 years young, his remains will be cremated and spread over his already cream ated remains. and to think he just finished paying off his women's studies degree. we went to his family for comment. that's terrible, show the guy some respect. let's go to his real family. yo...

They didid for the going to makg money off of them from the progressive tabloid side of it. government is making money off them for the taxation side of t it. it is utterly ridiculous we continue to be used. >> at the summit like to identify the scotsman. [laughter] my new name is patrick o houlihan murdock. [laughter] like a cap murdock. [laughter] good move, scottish. click scottish or australian? [laughter] cap, i know you are a fan of small government pairs like being a fan at this point of unicorns, right? >> that would be crazy. [laughter] my husband got really mad at me laster and he sa...

IRS pushes filing deadline to May 17 as agency grapples with backlog of returns Tony Romm and Jeff Stein, The Washington Post March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced on Wednesday it is postponing the country's tax-filing deadline until May 17, as the agency grapples with a mounting backlog of 24 million returns awaiting processing since the 2019 tax year. The workload has put the agency underwater - and under political siege - as lawmakers fret that long-unresolved troubles at the IRS could undercut the Biden administration's economic recovery ...