Biden Jobs Reports Were Found Fake, AGAIN | Episode 122

22:49All right. We've got the President of the United States has just cleaned up Washington, D.C., and thank God for that. I'm grateful that he's done that.

22:59Dan Bongino:and he last night went to celebrate this fact at a local restaurant now i should point out for those of you who are not from the dc area or don't know it super well um that the white house is just down the street from this restaurant it's uh called joe's seafood steak and stone crab it is it's an awesome restaurant i've only been there a couple of times but every time i've been there i've been awestruck by how cool it is it's really nice very upscale kind of steakhouse place and uh the president last night went there and he brought the secretary of state with him. The secretary of war was there and the vice president of the United States.

23:36Dan Bongino:And he arrived at the White House, excuse me, arrived just outside the White House at the restaurant. And he was commenting immediately to the press just how much safer D.C. is now. Take a look. Cut six. Here's the president of the United States.

24:17We're working it out. The governor of a certain state would love us to be there, and the mayor of a certain city in that same state would love us to be there. We'll announce it probably tomorrow, and it's going to be something where we'll do like we did here. But this city, here I am, standing out in the middle of the street. I wouldn't have done this three months ago, four months ago. I certainly wouldn't have done it a year ago. This was one of the most unsafe cities in the country. Now it's as safe as there is in the country. Okay, so this is interesting. There's quite a bit going on here. First and foremost, the president of the United States just announced that another city is set to receive help from his administration.

25:03Now, for those of you who are watching yesterday's or listening to yesterday's program, I mentioned that what I'd like to see happen next is Republican governors need to reach out to the White House and request all the support that they can get to

25:18Dan Bongino:tackle the crime in the blue cities within their states. So that would be places like Jackson, Mississippi, Birmingham, Alabama, St. Louis, Missouri, Memphis, Tennessee, New Orleans, Louisiana. These are all places that have Republican governors and Democrat cities with out of control crime problems. And so insofar as the president's going to get cooperation and collaboration from any of the nation's governors, one would think that it's the Republican governors who are going to step up to the plate and do that. And in fact, Reagan Reese, my White House correspondent, was at the White House yesterday and asked the president about this.

25:54Excuse me, asked the press secretary about this, Caroline Leavitt. And she said, yes, the president stands ready to support Republican governors to stop crime in those blue cities. All right. So we've been all over this. And so it is great news. Now, I don't know what state he's talking about yet as of the time that I'm doing this show today. But he says, look, we're on the move.

26:16Dan Bongino:We've got another governor who's going to work with us. We're going to crack down on crime. This is fantastic news. I love this, and I want to see this keep going. So every single one of these blue cities, we've got to get this crime under control. The president indicating that's going to happen. Inside of the restaurant in Joe's, the president greeted the crowd right inside the front door. Here's a cut seven. The president saying hello to everybody in a much safer D.C.

26:48We have a safe city now. Good job. We did it in 12 days, but now it's almost a month. We have a safe city. So that's good. Enjoy yourself. You won't be mugged going home. Okay. Have a good time.

27:05Dan Bongino:You won't be mugged going home. The president tells all of the diners. Well, that's nice. That's a nice thing to hear from the president of the United States. But then as he moves his way into the dining room, he is, well, the word's not greeted. He's all of a sudden harangued by a bunch of out of control, emotionally incontinent, left-wing lunatics who somehow knew the president was making this surprise visit to the restaurant. Take a look here. Cut eight. Left-wing lunatic protesters screaming that Trump is Hitler. And watch the president's reaction. He's not fazed at all by these idiots. Trump is the Hitler of our time.

27:46Free DC, free Palestine. Trump is the Hitler of our time. Free DC, free Palestine.

28:00Do you see the hand gesture?

28:04Dan Bongino:Trump, Trump does one hand gesture. He just looks at them. He does one hand gesture. And for those of you listening on the audio podcast, no, he didn't raise his middle finger, although that would have been funny um he just point he gestures to the side just one finger flick gestures to the side like whisk them away and then the secret service just cleared everybody out they're like all right that's it time to go time to go and they got rid of everybody they got them out of the room but here is the core question for me how did these people know how did these people know now it's not a surprise that the president went to any restaurant not a surprise in fact earlier this week he was asked by some member of the media are you going to go to a restaurant now that DC is safer?

28:42Dan Bongino:And the president indicated, yeah, that seems like a good idea, actually. So it wasn't a total surprise that he was going to a restaurant. But when yesterday, when it was announced that he was on the move, it was a surprise to the press. They didn't know where he was going. My suspicion when I saw that was, oh, he's probably going to some restaurant. I did have that thought yesterday. How would I have known it was going to be Joe's, though? Who told them? They were inside of the dining room. They'd cleared all the way into the dining room right by the president's table. How did that happen? Who leaked that information?

29:17Now, I'm not going to arrive at a conclusion yet because I don't have all of the facts, but I will tell you some basics about presidential movement that we know. One, the people who are a part of the president's security detail, the Secret Service clearly would know. So that's the universe of people who would know. Two, local law enforcement is often tasked with shutting down streets

29:37Dan Bongino:for the president's movement. So that's another group of people who would know about this. Three, the restaurant themselves would presumably know because Secret Service would come in advance of the president's arrival to sweep the place in order to establish that it's safe for him to arrive. In fact, Secret Service agents watch the people who prepare the food for the president to make sure that everything is being handled appropriately. so who in the small universe of people who knew about the president's movement knew he was going there and then told the crazy left-wing lunatics might be good to get to the bottom of that before they ended up in the ended up there yeah and also some people point out of course that there would be a reservation involved like the white house would have arranged in advance something uh to to have the president there so there's a there's a universe of people who knew and somebody alerted the craziest people in town.

30:35There's the president. Yeah, we have it up on screen. Gesturing, get out, get out, get out. All right, save that, Justin. We're gonna use that one again in the future. Coming into the show in just a moment, we'll be speaking with the great Steve Moore, the economist. We'll get his take on a bunch of economic news we just got this week. It is very important news. It affects the whole economy and it might mean that some better days are ahead.

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33:23Dan Bongino:Use that promo code Vince and save 10%. That's getjackedup.com. Jacked Up Fitness. Thank you to Jacked Up Fitness. The best, the best. Great to have you guys with us. All right, let's dive into some economic data right now. I'm going to play some videos too, but we're going to bring in our great guest who's going to help me do it. Stephen Moore is the founder of Unleash Prosperity. Great organization. He's a Heritage Foundation fellow, a Wall Street Journal writer. He does it all. You've seen him everywhere and now you see him here. Hello, Steve. It's great to have you with us today, sir. Hey, Vince.

33:53Dan Bongino:It's great to be with you. Thanks so much. Man, you're on the move and everything. Look at this. Holy cow. You're a busy man. All right. I want to talk to you about the economic data we just got yesterday. So the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been a total disaster. A lot of the monthly data that's come out has just been impossible to rely on. So that's why Trump fired the last lady, Erica McIntyre, because the data was garbage. But we do get this big annual picture that was released yesterday. Once a year we get that. And it demonstrated to us that we did not have anywhere near as many jobs as the Biden administration was claiming.

34:31Dan Bongino:It was revised down by nearly a million jobs in the final year of the Biden administration. What are you seeing in that data? What does that tell us? Well, it there's two explanations for why these numbers were so horribly wrong. Vince. One explanation is that the people at the Bureau of Labor Statistics are just incompetent and they're not doing a good job of counting. Or the other explanation is that they're politically biased and that they intentionally, and I don't know what the answer is, but when you have numbers that are these faulty and where the errors are always in the same direction, there's something terribly wrong here.

35:10Now, Vince, here's the headline that a lot of the media isn't even reporting. Yes, they overestimated the number of jobs last year by a million jobs. But over the last 20 months, they overestimated from the original headline numbers. Fence, are you ready for this? Almost three million added jobs to Biden that didn't exist. Now, that is an incredible error. It's like a blind man throwing darts at a dartboard. So we need to fix this process. Trump was right to get rid of the BLS director. And your friend and mine, E.J. Antony, and somebody who I think is one of the exceptional economists in the country, is going to fix this.

35:55And he has got to be confirmed immediately, immediately, so we can get accurate numbers. So I want people to see something to help support the argument that you're making about how wise E.J. is on the data. Fellas, if we could pull up, let me see here. I'll center this on my screen so everybody can see it. EJ, in February of this year, February 7th of this year, and I'm not going to pretend I can understand every word of his analysis. I don't. He's the economist.

36:20Dan Bongino:I'm not. But on February 7th of this year, he announced that based on all of the data he was seeing, that we were going to get dramatic downward revisions in the next annual benchmark report. Meaning he knew in February the report that you and I are now talking about that was just released yesterday. This this speaks very well of his ability to assess the data and to run this operation. Yeah, he was he was the canary in the coal mine who was shouting out that these numbers are completely wrong. And he was he was right. Now, look, people are saying, oh, E.J. is going to be politically biased. No, he is going to give us reliable and accurate numbers, something we haven't been getting for the last five years at BLS.

37:07And Vince, I want to make sure that your listeners understand something. This is hugely important that we get accurate numbers. The most important economic data point we get every month that really guides our public policies, Vince, is these numbers with respect to jobs. And if the jobs are not unreliable, we're going to be making big policy mistakes. So this is an important job who's running the BLS. I think there's nobody better than EJ to do it. But he's got to be confirmed right away. What are they waiting for?

37:40Dan Bongino:It's completely outrageous. And let me so so I went for a long time kind of thinking that government reports were just sort of backward looking indicators and like, who cares? Right. Like whether they're lying to you or whether they're telling the truth. I know what my life costs. I don't need a government report to tell me that I'm miserable or whatever. But here's to further emphasize the point you were just making, Steve Moore. The reason this data matters so much is the Federal Reserve decides what the entire interest rate for the economy is based on these numbers. So if these were and what the Fed looks for, you and I have discussed this a million times.

38:14Dan Bongino:What the Fed looks for in order to lower rates is a weak jobs report. If the jobs report sucks, they're cutting rates. So we have two things going on, Steve. low inflation and low jobs. Why isn't the Fed cutting rates yet? Well, by the way, this is a problem not just at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, but all over government. I want to make sure, again, your listeners understand this. We know, for example, one of the most important data collections is the census data, the decennial census that determines how many people live where and how many congressional seats go to each state and all these things.

38:51Well, we know, Vince, that they lied on those numbers, that in fact, the blue states probably got four more congressional seats than they should have because they overcounted the number of people living in New Jersey, in Illinois, in New York, in California, and they undercounted the number of people living in Texas and Florida and other red states. Now, do you think that was just a coincidence? Let me give you another example. How many people really believe that prices were only up 21 percent under Biden in his first term? People came up to me all the time saying my cost of living went up 25 or 30 percent or 35 percent under Biden.

39:30So these numbers we're getting from the government are inaccurate. We need much better data collection. We need somebody who's a professional like E.J. to do it. Yeah, for sure. Your opinion, not only do you and I share the same opinion that, of course, the great E.J. Antonio should be running this agency now. Scott Besson, the Treasury Secretary, just made that claim as well. He said, we desperately need E.J. in this job. Let's play cut 10. You're Scott Besson talking about how important E.J. is to get into that gig. The Fed says they're data dependent and the data has been atrocious. then it seems like there are probably some makeup cuts in order here, or the size of this month's cut needs to be recalibrated.

40:13And sure, it could be fixed. Anything could be fixed. You just have to first, we had to establish that it was broken, which President Trump did. Now we have to go about fixing it. And it wasn't working well before, that kind of this lazy notion that they had dropped down to these low response rates, 30%, 40 % response rates, and they intuited the balance. Intuiting the balance is going from quantitative to qualitative. We need good empirical data. And it's not easy to get to, but you've got to want to get there, and we want to get there. I think EJ is a great person to do it. I've known him for years.

40:55He's high integrity, data driven, the ruthless truth pursuer.

41:02Dan Bongino:Will the Senate get that message, Steve Moore? Are they listening to the Treasury Secretary right now? You know, Vince, it's not it's it's not just EJ. We have over 200 people who've been nominated to be in major positions in federal agencies throughout the government. and it is an atrocity that the Democrats haven't even provided an up or down vote for these people. Vince, how long is Trump in an office now? What's eight months, nine months? And we're nine months into his presidency and half of the people are supposed to be running the agencies have not been confirmed. I mean, I thought the Democrats believed in good government.

41:43Can you imagine a business operating this way, Vince? Seriously. I mean, it's an outrage. So yes, why is it taking so long for these people, not just EJ, but hundreds of others who are highly qualified to be in these positions.

41:59Dan Bongino:Let me I totally agree with you. And by the way, we get some good indicators this week that the Senate under John Thune is allegedly about to go nuclear and start to get a bunch of these nominees through. And the goal, they say, is to clear the entire nominee backlog by mid-October. That would be good news if they can accelerate that quickly. I'll believe it when I see it. But let me ask you just about the general state of the economy, Steve Moore, right now under Trump. So, yes, we've been served a lot of lives by the government bookkeepers in the past. But how do you score the current state of our economy under President Trump in these first eight months?

42:35How are things looking? Great. Really good. I mean, I'm super bullish. Now, look, the jobs report that came out on Monday, it was probably, I mean, last week, it was probably flawed. But it is true that there's a little softening in the jobs market. And, you know, you see that when you talk to employers. Part of that, I think, is some of the turmoil from the terrorists. Part of it is is, you know, other factors. But Trump is making is he's he's pushing all the right buttons right now. We got the big, beautiful tax bill done, which is enormously beneficial. We're saving as much as a trillion dollars a year on deregulation under Trump.

43:11We have, I don't know if you're aware of this, Vince, because the national media doesn't report it. We have gas prices that are going down below$3 a gallon nationally. That's down from$5 a gallon under Biden. I could go on and on with it. The stock market has been on a tear because investors love what Trump is doing in terms of making American companies more valuable. So I think now is a great time to be American. I think we're going to see a lot of jobs. I think we're going to see a lot of growth. Yeah. And that's critical to bringing down the deficit. So this is a look, it's very simple, Vince.

43:48This is a pro business president. And it makes a big difference because Biden hated business. Yeah, that's for sure. So on the gas prices, I just saw a headline this morning that gasoline is set to hit the lowest spend as a percentage of an American's budget that it's been in 20 years. 20 years is the smallest percentage of Americans' budgets being spent on gasoline. That's a great piece of news. Since 2005, that's according to the energy department, President Trump's energy department. By the way, Vince, can I make one point about that? Last weekend, I was in California. I was in Los Angeles.

44:27And there in California, I took a picture of the sign. They're still paying$5.50 a gallon in California. So they're paying like twice the national price because of their crazy policies under Gavin Newsom in California.

44:43Dan Bongino:Yeah, that's for sure. OK, and then given all of this economic data that we now have, the understanding what's really going on, do you think the Fed's going to cut rates imminently? And if they do, that does seem like the economy is going to explode upward as a result. Yeah, I do think they'll cut rates, and I think they should cut rates. But I also think, Vince, that too many people on Wall Street, too many people in Washington obsess about Fed interest rate cuts. And would it help the economy a little bit? No question. But it's not as if, you know, Jerome Powell is a wizard behind the curtain who can just push a button and the economy is going to do better.

45:19No, this is the economy is going to do better because we're lowering costs. We're cutting people's taxes, businesses' taxes. And we've got inflation under control. Those are the things that are going to really supercharge the economy. But by the way, Jerome Powell has to go. He's got to go. And if he doesn't leave now, he's leaving in May. That's the end of his term. And then we'll see what happens after that. All right, Steve Moore, thank you. Busy man on his way in an Uber, but talking to us here on this show. Thank you, sir. Good to talk to you as always. Thank you, Vince. All right, there's Steve Moore, founder of Unleash Prosperity, Heritage Foundation guy, Wall Street Journal guy.

45:54He does it all. Our thanks to Steve. Always been a great economic commentator. I always appreciated his friendship.

46:00Dan Bongino:Yeah. So so look, we we we talked a lot about this, you know, that economic data revision. It's funny. The media are are trying to basically use Biden's failures in the economy as a way to attack Trump. They're like, look how crappy things are. Yes, because of what Trump inherited. And in fact, over the weekend, this is cut nine. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson was on with NBC's Kristen Welker. And Kristen Welker was trying to say, oh, man, you guys are really failing. And Scott Best is going, no, baby. When this economic revision comes out later this week, you are going to see what a terrible state Joe Biden left us with.

46:36Take a look here. We're going to get the revisions for last year next week. And there may be as big as an 800 ,000 job downward revision. Again, this would be the second downward revision. So I'm not sure what these people who collect the data have been doing. It's good. We need good data. Secondly, what we are seeing is the jobs that are being created are going to either native born or legal Americans. Most of the jobs created under the Biden administration, they went to illegal aliens.

47:13Dan Bongino:Yeah, which Krista Walker hated. She hated that detail. Don't say that. Well, I bet that's a subject of some dispute. You're telling that to the Treasury secretary? who's like, look, here's the upside. The jobs that are being created in the United States for the first time, this didn't happen during the Biden administration. You know where all the jobs gains went during the Biden administration to the extent that any of them were real? They went to foreigners. Americans, native-born Americans were losing their shirts under Joe Biden. They were losing their jobs. We went up to well over a trillion dollar in credit card debt.

47:45Dan Bongino:Do you know how often that happens in American history? Never. That had never happened before. We'd never been in this much credit card debt as a country. Thanks to Biden, we were. So you've got now an administration that's very obsessed with getting native-born Americans jobs, not foreigners. The size of the government is shrinking. We've been getting routine reports on government jobs going down, native-born American jobs going up. This is the key. That is the key piece of data that we need to continue to pursue here. And good for Scott Besson. And he points out, like, look, one of the most important things we need is accurate data.

48:21And we get that if E.J. Antony is running the Bureau of Labor Statistics. So come on, Senate. Snap to it, baby. Get it done. Get it done immediately. We could desperately use it. Big time. All right. We've got a couple of other things going on in the world that I want to share with you before we check out today on this edition of VINs. yesterday the president of the United States signed an executive order to rein in all of those crazy misleading pharmaceutical ads here's an image from Margo Martin at the White House President Trump signing the most significant action in a generation to rein in misleading pharmaceutical ads and in this image you can see there's a RFK Jr.

49:07is there with the president of the United States next to Marty McCary and Jay Bhattacharya signing this executive order. That's great news. We've had way too many of these misleading pharmaceutical ads going on. You ever think to yourself, why do the pharma ads run on the commercials?

49:25Dan Bongino:I can't write a prescription. I can't write it. I can't watch an advertisement and go, oh, I should prescribe that to myself. No, I've got to go see a doctor. A doctor has to prescribe it to me. Why don't you just advertise in their literature? Why do I have to see all of these ads? What does this have to do with anything related to my life? And yet a lot of that's going on. And the effect of that, of course, has been these giant media companies have been getting all of this money from pharmaceutical companies. So as a result, they don't scrutinize pharmaceutical companies. They don't spend any time second guessing an mRNA vaccine, for instance, or looking closely at the effects of the COVID vaccines, the side effects, the myocarditis, spending any time whatsoever talking about that issue.

50:08Dan Bongino:And so the president yesterday signing an executive order going, no, we need some more truth in advertising here. If these ads are going to run, they have to be clean. You've got to you've got to give people more information. So little not little things, but big things here. But there's some but little elements that you may may remember. You remember back in the day that you'd watch a pharmaceutical ad at the end of the ad. There'd be small print. There'd be a million seconds of like of just like the people who take this drug. could succumb to pneumonia and measles and mumps and all sorts of problems and death and bloating and everything.

50:45Dan Bongino:What's happened is in a lot of this advertising, they've given up on that fine print about side effects and they just tell you, go check out the website and then you can find out about the side effects there. And the president's saying that's not good enough. The administration is eliminating what they're calling a loophole from 1997, which allowed drug ads to simply refer consumers to a different source, go check out the website and you can find out more there. And they're saying, no, no, no, you have to tell people the truth if you're going to be advertising like this. The Trump administration is also sending out around 100 cease and desist enforcement letters and thousands of warning letters alerting companies that the government plans to enforce all of the regulations around pharmaceutical advertising.

51:29They plan to scrutinize social media companies as well as influencers paid to promote pharmaceutical products without proper disclosures or without following the rules that drug makers must follow, according to Trump administration officials.

51:44Dan Bongino:This is all spurred on by the Make America Healthy Again movement, the Maha movement. And I want you to pay attention to something that's going on behind the scenes that that's beginning to spill out into the public. The media are trying to sow division between RFK Jr. and President Trump right now. I've seen headlines like, oh, RFK Jr. is being kept on a leash. I saw one like that today. And that this idea that there's a big infighting going on at the White House. Now, we've talked to people who know exactly what's going on, and the characterizations outside the White House bear no resemblance to what's actually going on inside the White House.

52:25Now, that will not surprise you. The media are routinely involved in dishonest psyops designed to suggest that there is division where there isn't any or to sow division. But the president and RFK Jr. have been very closely aligned in both speaking to voters and working on making America healthy. Are there going to be disagreements on what these guys present? Sure. on what strategy to take? Absolutely, there will be. But the fact is, the president realized and knows that the Maha movement is very important to this country, brought RFK Jr. on intentionally in order to lead HHS of all agencies. That's a big job.

53:06He's leading HHS and the two men have been working very well together. And there they are yesterday, posing together as the president of the United States, signs a very important executive order to try and rein in, out of control, and dishonest pharmaceutical marketing. So I'll take it. I'll take it. But yeah, no, they're sowing division again. Just be on guard for that. That is clearly what's going on here. One other element today that I am just absolutely cracking up over. I think it's the funniest thing ever. Kamala Harris's book is apparently coming out at the end of this month. It's called 107 Days.

53:44107 Days. And you know what that means, right? When you call the book 107 days, that's another way of saying you're making an excuse for losing the presidential campaign.

53:55Dan Bongino:It was only 107 days. I didn't have time to run. It was 107. Lady, if we let you run longer, you would have lost by a bigger margin. Nobody wanted what you were selling. The more exposure the American people had to you, the more trounced you were going to be in the presidential election. So spare us. Yeah, get out of here. The president gesturing out the door. Get out of here, Kamala, with that garbage. You know, oh, it's 107 days. That was enough. Yeah. No, you lost because you sucked. And you lost because President Trump's first administration was so much better than the one you were involved with, with President Otto Pem.

54:31That's why. It's very simple why you lost. But the best part is the excerpts are coming out. And today on the big national radio show from 12 to 3 Eastern time, The Vince Show, you can check it out, thevinshow.com. I've got your local listings there. I'll be going through some of these excerpts. And holy cow, let me just give you a preview of some of the basic things that Kamala says.

54:50Dan Bongino:One of them is she's furious that Joe didn't talk more about her when he was giving a speech announcing that he had dropped out of the race. She's upset that the speech wasn't more about Kamala. It should have been more about her. Yeah, that was a big problem. Here's another thing. She's now admitting that it was completely insane for Joe Biden to still be running as late as he was. She said it was, quote, recklessness that they were doing this. I love this, by the way. I love where this is going. Also, she made excuses for Joe. She claimed that the international trip that he took literally two weeks prior to the debate is why he sucked at the debate.

55:35Dan Bongino:Oh, he had jet lag from two weeks ago. in what world do you still have jet lag two weeks later he doesn't have jet lag he has brain lag the brain is not catching up it's not working Kamala made excuses for that she complained that nobody at the White House supported her that everybody treated her like crap that nobody stood up for her when people were rightly accusing her of being things like a DEI hire or saying that she was a total loser and that she was incapable of communicating that her voice is grating and annoying, that she was the border czar. We're saying all these things and she was mad that the White House didn't stand up for her.

56:12They didn't stand up for me. Hilarious.

56:15Dan Bongino:She made excuses for the high turnover in her office because everybody kept quitting. They kept bringing people in to work in the office. They're miserable because she's a shitty boss who doesn't actually read any of the prep that these guys are putting in. Everybody's working their asses off to try and make this woman appear halfway coherent. None of them are seeing any of the fruits of their labor because she's incapable of stringing a sentence together and she doesn't have dementia as an excuse. And so they keep quitting the office. And she claims that, well, it's a tough job and not everybody can do it.

56:51They learned the hard way that only the very best can work in the White House. Unreal. And then she complained about being the border czar. She's mad that she was given that role. And then she said, and it wasn't even the Borgasar anyway.

57:06Dan Bongino:Sherry Warren, sweetheart, you destroyed our country's sovereignty. So you own that right there with Joe Biden. And let me just offer you one additional piece of information that you may not have derived given you wrote a book on the subject. You will never be president of the United States. And thank God. And thank God. Can you even imagine what kind of world we live in right now? 107 days. She may as well just have put the title of the book, It's Not My Fault. Making excuses, not a good look. Not a good look at all. All right, the radio show's coming up today. Thevinceshow.com for local listings.

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