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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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And now here's Armstrong and Getty. Armstrong and Getty. And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

So Chuck Schumer was on the view yesterday.

He's making the rounds because he's got this book out, which I actually heard a little bit about.

I'm glad he wrote it, and it's kind of interesting.

He's worried about the rise of anti-Semitism in the United States,

including in his own party among your college kids,

and he's out talking about it.

So that's kind of cool.

Chuck Schumer is an ancient Democratic senator from New York,

who has been a majority leader in the Senate at various times.

Now he's the minority leader.

He is the king of the Senate on the Democrat side.

So he got some blowback last week because he went along with the Republican

legislation that kept the government open and the AOCs of the world, that wing, Bernie

Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, those people wanted to shut down the government.

Chuck Schumer said there was no win in it.

And Nancy Pelosi yesterday said, she kind of hit him with a little, she still supports him, but I don't believe in giving something away for nothing, she said after

that, in that.

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