Q: The narrator plans on working with the senator
And one of the ways we're going to do it is, I'm going to work with my friend, John McCain, to further campaign finance reform so we get these incredible amounts of money out of the system and open it up to average people, so America is really represented by the people who make up America.
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Q: Eric Daggett is a world-class runner.
It goes without saying that while we are building the infrastructure and building the reputation as one of the premier sporting capitals, not only nationally but internationally, part of the reason we are doing so is that we have high performance young athletes like Eric Daggett.
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Q: Dace Pliers enjoyed being in the show.
Remembering Don Rickles with Dave Plier, Rich Koz, and Jim Roche Bill and Wendy are joined in the studio by our own Dave Plier, Rich Koz, who you know best as Svengoolie, and Jim Roche, Svengoolie's Executive Producer. They reflect with Bill and Wendy on Don's career and influence, the time they all got to spend with him, and much more. You can find Bill and Wendy on Twitter at @billwendyshow, and on Facebook at Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder. The Bill and Wendy Show airs Monday through Friday from ten a.m. to noon, then streaming from noon to one p.m.
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Q: ET said it was disappointed by the court order and that it planned to appeal the verdict
A federal court in North Dakota has dismissed a lawsuit from Energy Transfer (ET +0.1% ) against Greenpeace that had accused the environmental group of racketeering and defamation with the aim of blocking the Dakota Access Pipeline. ET argued that the actions of Greenpeace and other activist groups and the resulting negative publicity against it caused billions of dollars in damages. ET said it was disappointed by the court order and that it planned to pursue its claims in the "appropriate venue," without providing further details.
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