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Lynn is talking about the death of author, professor and feminist bell hooks, known for titles like "Aint I A Woman" and "All About Love."

Lynn started the show off with another interesting obituary and was starting to get into the meaning of working across the isle topic before we hit a technical problem and halted the show for a few minutes, but she is back and continuing on.

Lynn and Susan are talking about many things today including Dust Mites, Ironed Sheets, 16 point rack female deer, cat birth's and a concentration camp baby reunited with her sisters.

"You sort of numb up. I think a lot of us are in that state. Exhausted by the pandemic, exhausted of being afraid. Exhausted by being afraid of so many things: the lives of our loved ones, the survival of our country, the horror of the climate crisis which we see play out at alarming regularity." - Lynn on the burnout many of us are feeling

Lynn is talking about Fox News personality Ainsley Earhardts' comment about the Fox News Channel headquarters Christmas Tree being set on fire. Earhardt said that the man arrested for allegedly burning down the Christmas tree in New York was attacking, among other things, Hanukkah.

"She was born in the Soviet Union and consequently even though she's got the skills, the qualities, the smarts, she cannot serve because she cannot be trusted." - Lynn on Saule Omarova's nomination for the banking regulator position being removed