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fetterman pounced responding via twitter in pennsylvania it's called a veggie tray. a minor story on a slow august day, you wonder? hardly. $500,000 from the flap. enough to buy him plenty more television ads showcasing his gym shorts and at thes and hoodies. the projects of a persona that republicans equate to that of a professional wrestler. coverage of crude tate gate to dwell on whether oz is really living in pennsylvania. fetterman as included snooki of jersey shore fame and little steven from the e street band tying dr. oz to the garden state of new jersey. this week, the socia...

Great to see you. >> you never say that, do you? you're full of it. >> sandra: you're the end of my day. i'm happy. >> it's over. >> sandra: close eye controversy. why is this of great concern, charlie? >> it's of great concern to the biden administration. twitter is no longer a public company. it's a private company. elon musk can do what he wants with it. part of what he wants to do with it -- i don't agree with his business moves. i think buying it was insane. he paid $44 billion for something that is probably worth $4 billion. he's a rich dude. so he can do what he wants. now that it's pri...

Fedderman or oz. is this the best we can do? holy crap. back to your point, the point i made if you say in a solicitation, you know, ut oh, gop rich dude alert, i'm running against the gop rich dude, i don't know, i think it's incriminating, incriminating is the wrong word. i think it weighs against your case you're not a rich dude if your parents wrote you a $55,000 check, right? so that, you know, you didn't have to work and earn that kind of a living. that was my point. did i eat up all my time? yeah, dammit. okay. i get carried away. what can i tell you? keep voting and regular ister fe ne...

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