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>> anthony: now that's wrong, man, come on. >> sean: mm. this is a brilliant human being who had a recipe. it was amazing and he got a bad rap. >> anthony: you're talking about like ronald mcdonald. "he had a good idea." no, you're wrong. i'm sorry. here's where we part ways, my friend. here's my sauce. after a few bites of waffle, a burger, a hunk of generic t-bone and some hash browns, one feels drawn right to the center of what makes our country great. an america " -- yeah" moment that drives me to clamber up on the counter and start reciting walt whitman, "the star-spangled banner," "oh sa...

>> anthony: oh, patty melt. >> sean: oh, patty melt. come on, that's not insanely delicious? >> anthony: oh, god damn. >> sean: that's not insanely delicious. >> waitress: no meal is complete without sunny side up eggs, okay? >> anthony: oh yeah. >> sean: and then a green salad with some thousand island dressing would be the amazing. would you rather have thin-cut pork chops or t-bone? >> anthony: i would like both. >> sean: heinz 57's the best, man. one of the more complex sauces in the american repertoire. >> anthony: what the -- really? >> sean: you want to talk shit about it. this is -- th...

Go back, amtrak employee is referring to died in 1993 and passed away, president biden so the conversation happened 7 years into his presidency, that he wasted 2015. the numbers are not lining up. >> it is weird. cory booker does a similar thing when he would tell the story about a drug addict named t bone or something like that, that person never existed so this is not uncommon among politicians. the weirder thing about president biden telling this story, part of his more that goes back a long time, this common man, the working man touched it. settling into the amtrak onto the train when some...

Because of the delta variation, you have more monies attributed to the goods and services. that's what we're seeing. now there's a debate about it being transitory. and there's a big debate whether or not to start tapering or raise rates or do something about it is because it's all very mechanical. there's a huge lag effect to any one of these things. so if you start tapering tomorrow and you don't really see the effects until three or six months down the road and whoops, you know, something occurred with the delta variant or something else occurred, that's where i think the fed is hesitant in...