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Here in North Carolina and around the country, gas prices are too high. This is a direct result of Donald Trump's war of choice in Iran, and the American people are paying the price.

Jimmy Kimmel tells critics to stop telling him his job is to be funny. Says his job is “whatever I DECIDE my job is.” Suggests that if his comedy suffers because he wants to talk about Trump, then so be it. “I just can’t imagine on those nights talking about anything other than what we are talking about.” “I think it would be embarrassing if we didn’t talk about this stuff. It would be shameful.” “I love telling jokes. I love being funny. I love when the audience laughs… But well-rounded human beings don’t behave that way.” “And to say that, ‘Your job is this,’ I bristle at that.” “Because first of all, don’t tell me what my job is. I don’t tell you what your job is.” “My job is whatever I decide my job is or whatever my employer allows me to do. That’s what my job is.”

BIG personal news: I wrote a book! And it's good. I promise. It comes out on September 15th! So what is I DISAGREE about? It's my answer to the question I get the most: How do you do it?  It's not just Democrats that ask me. It's people of all political stripes who watch the Five or see clips of me flying around and feel like they're going to get an ulcer from just a few minutes of the heated political debate we engage in daily. They want to understand the dynamic - "what's it like in commercial breaks?" - but more than that they want to know how I stay true to my values, find common ground where it's available, and communicate across political and social divides. And they want to do it, too! That's what I DISAGREE does. It uses my life experiences, and some social science, as a roadmap for big lessons that can help all of us do better in representing our beliefs in tough situations. Hopefully, we'll be able to forge a path toward better politics and, crucially, better relationships. You could be facing anything from the Thanksgiving table, to the water cooler at work (if you go to the office), to a TV hit in front of 4 million viewers. It's all rooted in using the same accessible tools for building confidence, knowledge, and approach to difficult conversations and issues.

Hannity: I went to catholic school for 12 years, I attended a seminary in high school and studied theology. I left the catholic church in large part because of institutionalized corruption. Others at the Vatican have totally lost sight of the true meaning of the bible and its teachings