I am awestruck by the snowflake array of all of this. the people who said, well, we didn t care about apparently they met your feelings but not their feelings because they are very, very tender. so, to what republicans talk that legislation in texas saying, please do not just any facts that make us uncomfortable. and they think that our folks are snowflakes? i think they should all be in this position here because i think they all want us to suckle them. they are babies. i want to note that the great joe madison, after 74 days, and in his hunger strike for voting rights and i want to just commend him for really putting it all on the line for democracy. and i think that is a perfect segue into our next segment because charlie and michael are going to stick around with us and they are going to say hero of the week. god bless joe madison. hero of the week is next. e madison. e madison. hero of the
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