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Krystal and Saagar discuss Laura Loomer questions god's existence after massive losses, Ro Khanna pressed on Hakeem Jeffries.

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A filmmaker in Richmond, California, wrote a letter urging the owner of a vacant historic bank to do something with the building. To his surprise, the owner wrote back and offered to partner with him. Jayson Johnson, a self-taught filmmaker, now hopes to turn the property into a small film studio and community gathering place. But bringing the building back will require millions of dollars in repairs, and contractors have warned him to walk away. He's determined to continue, even as navigating city regulations proves more complicated than he ever expected.

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Larry Lepard of Equity Management Associates and author of The Big Print discusses what is inevitably coming and what it means for gold, silver, Bitcoin, and the stock market. Larry's track record means he needs to be listened to. 

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Krystal, Saagar, Ryan and Emily discuss the GOP suffering a total wipeout in the midterms, BP team reacts to historic Dem victories.

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Bob continues his gospel commentary, this time covering John 4: 1-26. This is the encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well.

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When Charlotte opposed a multibillion-dollar highway project, the state threatened financial penalties that could cost the city nearly $70 million. Four months after rejecting the I-77 toll-lane expansion, city leaders reversed their vote and secured $300 million in community benefits. Discussing the article “City Council Votes to Back I-77 Toll Lanes,” Norm Van Eeden Petersman talks with transportation researcher Tony Dutzik and urban designer Patrick Kennedy about the deal's long-term costs. Charlotte's neighborhoods may receive new investments, but the highway will still consume valuable land and leave residents dealing with the consequences of its expansion.

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If Democrats win in the South (recorded before the results were in) is that a bellwether or an anomaly?

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