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laws that will undoubtedly lead to taking away firearms from veterans because they may haveei ptsd from all these foreign wars that he's voted forrye and funded for years now. yeah, these are these are the problem people in the republican party and this is what's coming for them. and they found out hearing fromo people all over the country how angry americanw are at the 40 billion dollars that they sent to ukraine because americans don't want a war. we want ourwe w country fixed and if they vote for gun control, they're going to find out big time. that's not what republicans want from their republican leadersbl. d yeah, let's send automatic weapons to untrained ukrainian civilians. butcin take your guns, for example. congressman rogers agree. , thank you . interesting story. appreciate it. thank you . yso ricky gervais is the comedian actually said something pretty funny recently and people had a heart attack. what does that tell you? about where comedy is in thee western world? we'll assess it after the break .
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themselves. and working backwards from what they can still find evidence of online. none of this is from what the confidential informan companies have disclosed. what do we understand about how big this russian campaign was? how influential it might have been on american voters? there's a digital journalism center at columbia university in new york that have started to reach at this russian active campaign to run against american voters online. we don't have anything from the companies, yso this is what we know from journalistic sources. last week he published research look at the online reach of just six, he just picked six of these fake online entities that were created by russian agents to influence our election. just six of them that have been ferreted out by u.s.