>> Ted: NEXT ON ARIZONA HORIZON, AN UPDATE ON FALLOUT FROM LAST WEEK'S BIZARRE JOIN LEGISLATIVE HEARING THAT INCLUDED ACCUSATIONS OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS TAKING BRIBES FROM A MEXICAN DRUG CARTEL.

STRATEGIES ON HOW BEST TO HEALTHCARE WORKERS TO DELIVER NEWS TO FAMILY MEMBERS AND A VISIT WITH RETIRED LAWMAKER AND ARTIST, RUSTY BOWERS.

THOSE STORIES AND MORE NEXT ON "ARIZONA HORIZON."

>> WELCOME TO "ARIZONA HORIZON."

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO GIVE ALL ELECTION AUTHORITY TO COUNTY RECORDER AND ELECTION DENIER, DAVID STEVENS AND THIS COMES DESPITE THE WARNING OF, QUOTE, SERIOUS WARNINGS WITH THE LEGALITY WITH THE BOARD'S LACK OF AUTHORITY AS ASSIGNED BY STATUTE.

THE STREET IS VACATED BY CONGRESSMAN RUBEN GALLEGOS AND THEY'RE FOCUSING ON PRIORITIZING PERSONAL OBLIGATIONS.

>>> U.S. CONSUMER CONFIDENCE APPEARS TO BE WANING AND THERE'S A DROP IN CONFIDENCE IN THE CURRENT AND FUTURE ECONOMY AS COMPARED TO LAST MONTH AND NOT MUCH OF A DROP AND MORE THAN ECONOMISTS PREDICTED AND RISING AND RATES AND CONCERNS OVER A POTENTIAL RECESSION ARE MOST LIKELY THE MAIN FACTORS BEHIND THE DIP.

>>> THE U.S. SUPREME COURT HEARD ARGUMENTS HEARD PRESIDENT BIDEN'S RELIEF PLAN.

CONSERVATIVE JUSTICES WERE SKEPTICAL OF THE LOAN FORGIVENESS INCLUDING JOHN ROBERTS WHO QUESTIONED THE ADMINISTRATION GOING AHEAD WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORIZATION.

>> MOST CASUAL OBSERVERS WOULD SAY, IF YOU'RE GOING TO GIVE UP THAT MUCH AMOUNT OF MONEY, IF YOU'RE GOING TO AFFECT THAT MANY AMERICANS ON A SUBJECT OF GREAT CONTROVERSY, THEY WOULD THINK THAT'S SOMETHING FOR CONGRESS TO ACT ON AND IF THEY HAVEN'T, THAT'S A GOOD LESSON FOR THE PRESIDENT OR THE ADMINISTRATIVE BUREAUCRACY THAT MAYBE THAT'S NOT SOMETHING TO UNDERTAKE ON THEIR OWN.

>> Ted: IT CALLS FOR WIPING OUT $400 BILLION IN STUDENT DEBT.

>>> A JOINT LEGISLATIVE HEARING INTO REPUBLICAN CONCERNS A ELECTION INTEGRITY DEVOLVED INTO FRINGE THEATER AS ONE GUEST MADE UNSUBSTANTIATED CLAIMS THAT LAWMAKERS, STATE OFFICIALS AND JUDGES TOOK BRIBES FROM A MEXICAN DRUG CARTEL IN ORDER TO RIG ELECTIONS CAITLIN SIEVERS JOINS US.

>> THANK YOU.

>> Ted: YOU SAT THROUGH HOW MUCH?

>> ABOUT FIVE HOURS.

>> Ted: FIVE HOUR'S WORTH, OK. AND OVERVIEW OF WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?

>> IT STARTED OUT LIKE THE OTHER COMMITTEE MEETINGS, ABOUT ELECTIONS HAVE GONE WITH PRESENTATIONS FROM VARIOUS ELECTION DENIERS.

BUT THEN, AT THE END OF THE HEARING, WE HAVE JACQUELINE BREGGER WHO DIDN'T TALK ABOUT ELECTION BUT WHO WENT INTO THEORIES ABOUT THE CARTEL PAYING OFF WHOLE HOSTS OF LOCAL AND STATE OFFICIALS AND ALSO, YOU KNOW, SOME FRAUD.

>> Ted: YEAH, GILBERT INSURANCE AGENT AND WHY WAS SHE EVEN SPEAKING?

>> SO SHE DIDN'T MENTION THIS DURING THE HEARING, BUT SHE WAS KIND OF POINTING TO EVIDENCE IN HER BOYFRIEND'S BOOK, JOHN BAYLOR, AND YEAH, THAT WAS IT.

>> Ted: BUT SHE WAS INVITED, WAS SHE NOT, BUT REPRESENTATIVE LIZ HARRIS?

>> YES.

>> Ted: AND WHY DO YOU KNOW WHY AN INVITATION WAS MADE?

>> WE DO NOT.

>> Ted: DRUG MONEY THROUGH HOUSING DEED SCAM AND AM I GETTING THIS RIGHT?

>> YES.

SO BASICALLY ACCUSING OFFICIALS OF LAUNDERING MONEY THROUGH FAKE PURCHASES OF HOUSES.

>> Ted: SO EVEN THE LDS CHURCH AND EVERYONE IS SUPPOSED TO BE ALLEGEDLY INVOLVED IN THIS MASSIVE SCAM TO RIG ELECTIONS AND SHE WAS JUST -- OBVIOUSLY, SHE DIDN'T GO AS FAR AS SOME OF THE DOCUMENTS WENT, BUT SHE MENTIONED, I THINK, THE GOVERNOR AND SHE WAS ALLOWED TO GO ON WITH THIS?

>> SHE WENT ON FOR QUITE AWHILE.

IT WAS APPARENT THAT SOME OF THE LEGISLATORS WERE GETTING A LITTLE UNCOMFORTABLE.

CANADIAN BENNETT DID AT ONE POINT TELL HER SHE NEEDED TO STOP BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO IMPUGN THE LEGISLATORS.

THAT'S WHEN HE STEPPED IN.

WENDY ROGERS WHO CHAIRS THE COMMITTEE TOLD HER SHE NEEDED TO WRAP UP AT THAT POINT AND KEEP IT, YOU KNOW, ON THE TOPIC OF ELECTIONS.

>> Ted: BACK TO THE IDEA OF THE SCAM, REGARDLESS OF HOW IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE MANIFESTED HERE, WAS THERE ANY EVIDENCE THAT THIS SCAM EXISTS?

>> NO.

THE ONLY DOCUMENTS ME AND MY COLLEAGUES AND EVERY OTHER JOURNALIST IN THE STATE HAVE LOOKED AT ARE JUST DEEDS SHOWING THAT GOVERNOR HOBBS BOUGHT A HOUSE WITH HER HUSBAND.

>> Ted: YEAH.

>> AND THAT OTHER PEOPLE WITH SIMILAR NAMES ALSO BOUGHT HOUSES IN MARICOPA COUNTY.

>> Ted: SO IS THE IDEA THAT BECAUSE THESE PEOPLE HAD SIMILAR NAMES, THAT THESE WERE LIKELY OR POSSIBLY ALSO HOMES THAT SHE BOUGHT WITH DRUG CARTEL?

HELP ME.

I CAN'T MAKE SENSE OF THIS.

>> I THINK THAT'S THE IDEA.

THERE'S ALSO, BAYLOR, HIS EX, IS ACCUSED OF BEING INVOLVED IN THIS AND BEING A FAKE NOTARY ON SOME OF THE DOCUMENTS AND HAVING SIGNS OF THE DOCUMENTS.

>> Ted: I FEEL LIKE THIS IS A SOAP OPRAH.

THE EXOF THE BOYFRIEND OF THE PERSON WHO SPOKE AND ALL OF THESE PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT JUST ABOUT ANY PUBLIC OFFICIAL YOU CAN THINK OF IS ON THE TAKE?

>> YES.

>> Ted: CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG, SENATOR ROGERS CALLED THIS PERSON A BRAVE WOMAN FOR SPEAKING.

>> CORRECT.

>> Ted: THAT TUNE CHANGED OVER THE WEEKEND.

WHAT HAPPENED?

>> THAT STORY BLEW UP IN CONSERVATIVE MEDIA OVER THE WEEKEND AND PEOPLE WERE BELIEVING THESE CLAIMS AND FINALLY, I THINK, ON SUNDAY, WENDY ROGERS STEPPED BACK A LITTLE BIT, AWAY FROM ENDORSING HER CLAIMS AND SAID THAT, YOU KNOW, THAT IT WASN'T THE PROPER PLACE TO BE BRINGING UP THESE CLAIMS IN THE MEETING AND, YOU KNOW, STEPPED BACK FROM CALLING HER BRAVE A LITTLE BIT.

>> Ted: NOT THAT THE CLAIMS WERE OUTLANDISH, OUTRAGEOUS AND WITHOUT EVIDENCE, BUT THIS WASN'T THE PROPER PLACE FOR THEM.

>> YES.

SHE DID NOT SAY THAT THEY WEREN'T TRUE.

>> Ted: AND THEN WE HAD THE SPEAKER AND SENATE PRESIDENT AND THEY'RE DISTANCING AND POINTING AT EACH OTHER, SAYING IT'S YOUR FAULT ANYWAY, RIGHT?

>> THEY SEEMED TO BE BLAMING EACH OTHER AND THEN LIZ HARRIS, WHO INVITED THE SPEAKER.

>> Ted: SO WE'LL HAVE REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP IN TOMORROW AND I'LL ASK THEM THE SAME QUESTION AND WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?

HOW DOES SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAPPEN?

>> I MEAN, THE LEADERSHIP OF THE SENATE APPROVES THE COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE LEADERS ARE ULTIMATELY IN CHARGE OF WHO COMES BEFORE THEM AND VETTING THEM.

AND SO, I THINK EVERYONE HAS A LITTLE BIT OF RESPONSIBILITY.

>> Ted: WILL THERE BE ANY REPERCUSSIONS AGAINST HARRIS OR ROGERS?

>> THERE ARE WHISPERS OF MAYBE THAT HAPPENING, BUT WE DON'T KNOW FOR SURE.

SOME PEOPLE WHO WERE INDICATED AS HAVING TAKEN BRIBES ARE TALKING ABOUT POSSIBLE DEFAMATION SUIT.

>> Ted: YEAH, LEGAL ACTION.

AND WE SHOULD MENTION, SENATOR ROGERS CALLS THIS PERSON A BRAVE WOMAN AND PEOPLE THINK SHE TOOK A BRIBE, TOO, RIGHT?

>> YES, BUT THAT WAS NOT MENTIONED.

>> Ted: BUT IT IS IN THE REPORT.

>> YES.

>> Ted: THE SPEAKER CALLED THIS "FRINGE THEATER" AND THE IMPACT OF SOMETHING LIKE THIS ON THE LEGISLATURE, THIS SESSION, DOES THIS COME AND GO.

WHAT BECOMES OF THIS?

MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS, YOU CAN'T DO THIS KIND OF STUFF.

>> I MEAN, IT'S HARD TO SAY, BUT I THINK IT WILL BE TOUGH TO TAKE ANY OTHER PRESENTATIONS BEFORE THEM SERIOUSLY GOING FORWARD.

YEAH, I DON'T KNOW.

>> Ted: WE'LL SEE WHERE IT GOES FROM THERE.

CAITLIN SIEVERS, THANK YOU SO MUCH.

YOU SAT THROUGH THE WHOLE THING, DIDN'T YOU?

>> I DID.

>> Ted: THANK YOU FOR SHOWING UP.

>> THANK YOU.

>> Ted: UP NEXT, TRAINING HEALTHCARE WORKERS TO GIVE DIFFICULT NEWS TO FAMILIES.

>> COMMUNICATING BAD NEWS IS A CHALLENGING AND IMPACTFUL THING AND THEY'RE WORKING TO TRAIN HEALTHCARE WORKERS AND THE BEST WAYS TO BREAK BAD NEWS.

TO LEARN MORE, WE WELCOME EDITH THARALSON.

WE'RE TALKING REAL BAD NEWS HERE AND DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS.

HOW DO YOU TEACH THAT KIND OF THING?

>> I'M GLAD YOU ASKED.

OUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS ARE GIVING BAD NEWS QUITE FREQUENTLY EVERY MONTH AND SO WE WANT TO MAKE SURE AT THE EDSON COLLEGE, WE'RE TRAINING TO GIVE BAD FUSE.

NEWS.

YOU HAVE TO DO HANDS-ON PRACTICE.

WE OFFERED THIS IN THE PRACTITIONER WHERE THEY LEARN TO BREAK BAD NEWS AND DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS WITH PATIENTS.

>> Ted: AND CONVERSATIONS, YOU HAVE TO KNOW WHAT TO SAY TO THE PATIENT AND TO THE FAMILY.

>> YES.

AND SO IN THE WORKSHOP, WE HAD TOOLS THAT WE UTILIZED THAT ARE EVIDENCE-BASED THAT PROVIDE A STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH FOR NURSE PRACTICE FURNISHES AND INPRACTICEPRACTITIONERS AND A SIMULATION WHERE WE PAY ACTORS AND IN REAL-TIME, THEY BREAK BAD NEWS TO THOSE PATIENTS.

SO IT'S A GREAT EXPERIENCE TO GET THE WORDS OUT AND PRACTICE THE SKILL BEFORE GOING SPOT INTO THE REAL WORLD.

>> Ted: WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?

>> BESIDES THE SIMULATION, THERE'S A METHOD CALLED THE SPIKE'S PROTOCOL AND IT'S A STEP-BY-STEP WAY OF BREAKING BAD NEWS AND YOU CAN UTILIZE THIS IN YOUR PERSONAL LIFE BE AS WELL AS PROFESSIONALLY.

>> Ted: AND WHAT DOES IT INVOLVE?

>> SO TED, IF I HAD TO GIVE YOU BAD NEWS, I WOULD FIRST SET MYSELF UP TO HAVE MY CELL PHONE ON AND MY ENVIRONMENT ENVIRONMENT IS READY TO TELL YOU THIS AND NEXT, I WOULD ASK YOUR PERCEPTION OF THE SITUATION.

SO I WOULD SAY, HOW DO YOU THINK OUR FINANCES HAVE BEEN OVER THE LAST MONTH?

IF YOU'RE NOT SURE TO CLARIFY THAT, THAT PRIMES US TO TELL THE BAD NEWS.

THE NEXT STEP IS TO ACTUALLY TELL THE NEWS AND YOU WANT TO WARN THE INDIVIDUAL BAD NEWS IS COMING.

YOU CAN SAY SOMETHING LIKE, UNFORTUNATELY, I HAVE BAD NEWS TO TELL YOU RELATED TO OUR FINANCES.

YOU TELL THE NEWS IN SHORT SNIPPETS AND THEN, MAKE SURE YOU PAUSE WHEN YOU TELL IT TO ALLOW THAT PERSON TO PROCESS RECEIVING THE NEWS.

AND THEN THE NEXT STEP IS THE HARDEST, IF YOU'VE GIVEN THE NEWS, BE SILENT TO EXPRESS WHATEVER CONCERNS COME FORTH AND ONCE YOU HAVE DEALT WITH THAT IMMEDIATE NEWS, COME TO A PLAN.

THAT'S GREAT TO WHAT HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS USE.

>> Ted: IT TRANSCENDS OTHERS AS WELL.

WHAT FEEDBACK DO YOU GET FROM NURSES AND OTHERS TAKING THIS BECAUSE KEEPING SILENT WOULD BE DIFFICULT ESPECIALLY WATCHING AND SEEING THE REACTION.

>> THE FEEDBACK IS EXCELLENT SUSPECT STUDENTS HIGHLY ENGAGED AND FELT THAT IT WAS A CRITICAL SKILL FOR THEM TO LEARN.

THESE ARE NURSE PRACTITIONERS LEARNING ABOUT CARDIAC MEDICINE AND FELT THIS SKILL WAS AS IMPORTANT AS OTHER ELEMENTS AND ENGAGED IN A WORKSHOP.

IF YOU THINK ABOUT IT, IT'S MAKING YOURSELF VULNERABLE TO GO IN AND GIVE NEWS AND RECEIVE THOSE EMOTIONS.

SO THEY REPORTED SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN CONFIDENCE IN THAT SKILL AND THESE ARE THE FUTURE GRADUATES TAKING CARE OF PATIENTS.

SO THAT WILL EQUATE TO A LOT OF SUPPORT FOR FUTURE PATIENTS.

>> Ted: WE'RE TALKING THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION AT THE BOTTOM LEVEL.

>> YES.

>> Ted: WITH THAT IN MIND, AND SOUNDS LIKE ENTHUSIASM, BUT CAN IT BE A DIFFICULT SKILL FOR SOME TO LEARN?

>> IT'S HIGHLY DIFFICULT.

AS YOU KNOW, OUR PERSONAL LIVES, TELLING A LOVED ONE, DIFFICULT NEWS IS HARD AND HARD FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS BECAUSE WE, TOO, FEEL THE PULL OF THE EMOTION AND WE WANT TO MAKE IT BETTER, RIGHT?

THAT'S OUR GOAL AS HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS AND SO IT IS VERY TOUGH.

IT'S NOT SOMETHING WE'RE BORN WITH AND YOU HAVE TO PRACTICE IT AND PRACTICE IT.

BUT OVER TIME, IT REALLY HELPS YOU TO CONNECT WITH THE PATIENT AND ALLOWS IT TO GO SMOOTHER WITH THEM AND WHEN WE FIND PATIENTS RECEIVE DIFFICULT NEWS IN A THERAPEUTIC WAY, THEY DO BETTER AND ACCEPT THE DIAGNOSIS BETTER.

THEY SORT OF UNDERSTAND THE DISEASE AND MOVE OUT OF DENIAL, A LESS HELPLESSNESS FEELING AS WELL.

>> Ted: HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY.

>> TO PROVIDE THE SUBJECT PIECE, AS WELL AND APPRECIATE THAT.

>> Ted: EDITH THARALSON, CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS AND SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT TRAINING TOOL AND VERY MUCH NEEDED AND THANK YOU.

>> THANK YOU.

>> Announcer: STUDENT DEBT RELIEF PLAN BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT AND COMING UP AT 6:00 ON ARIZONA PBS.

>> Ted: LAST MONTH, TWO YEARS AFTER THE ATTACK ON THE U.S. CAPITOL, FORMER ARIZONA HOUSE SPEAKER, RUSTY BOWERS RECEIVED A CITIZEN'S MEDAL GIVEN IN RECOGNITION OF THE REFUSAL TOOVER TURN THE ELECTION IN ARIZONA AND SAY HE'S KEEPING BUSY AS AN ARTIST.

SAM MENA AND SHANA FISCHER CAUGHT UP WITH HIM.

>> Reporter: HE'S NOT LOOKING TO START A NEW CHAPTER IN HIS LIFE, BUT RATHER CONTINUE AN OLD ONE.

>> I LOVE TO DOODLE AND DRAW IN CLASS.

>> Reporter: SIX MONTHS AFTER LOSING THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY TO HIS TRUMPED-BACK OPPONENT -- >> I'M THINKING OF POLITICS.

>> Reporter: -- HE'S LETTING ART SPEAK.

>> THE CONTRAST AND TIME DEMAND MADE IT TO RARELY PAINT.

>> Reporter: HIS MOTHER SPARKED THIS FIRED IN OF HIM AT JUST FIVE.

BUT AT THE TIME, HE SAYS, SHE WAS JUST TRYING TO KEEP HIM QUIET IN CHURCH.

>> SHE WOULD DRAW THE GIRLS LIKE ON BRECK SHAMPOO, AND SHE WOULD DRAW THEM OUT OF HER HEAD AND THEN HAND IT TO ME AND SAY, COPY THAT AND I WOULD SIT AND COPY IT AND WASN'T MUCH OF A BOTHER.

[ Laughter ] >> Reporter: AFTER WINNING A STATE-WIDE ART COMPETITION IN HIGH SCHOOL, HE ENROLLED IN ART SCHOOL AT BYU AND GRADUATED WITH A DEGREE IN WATERCOLOR.

>> I'M NOT A MODERNIST.

I WANT A MESSAGE.

JUST TO DO SOMETHING AND MAKE IT A DESIGN, IT DOESN'T HOLD STRENGTH FOR ME.

>> Reporter: THE WALLS OF HIS STUDIO ARE LINED WITH WATERCOLORS AND OILS OF PLACES SPECIAL AND THE VIEWS FROM HIS FAMILY RATHER RANCH, HAYSTACKS IN ROMANIA.

>> IT'S A COMBINATION OF MAN-MADE GEOEMTRY AND TREES AND WHEN THE MONSOONS COME WITH THE GORGEOUS CLOUDS, THAT'S A SUBJECT I ENJOY PAINTS.

>> Reporter: THOUGH HIS TALENT AS A YOUNG ARTIST WAS UNMISTAKABLE, SELLING ART WAS FAR FROM EASY.

AFTER TURNED DOWN FOR ASU'S MASTER'S ART PROGRAM, HE TRIED TO GET A JOB TEACHING AND STRUCK OUT.

WITH A GROWING FAMILY TO CARE FOR, BOWERS DIDN'T THINK TWICE WHEN SOMEONE DARED HIM TO RUN FOR POLITICAL OFFICE.

>> I HAD AN INTEREST IN POLITICS AND OUR FAMILY WOULD TALK ABOUT POLITICS AROUND THE DINNER TABLE.

>> Reporter: AS HIS POLITICAL CAREER GREW, HIS ART TOOK A BACKSEAT AND HE WOULD SNEAK IN TIME WHEREVER HE COULD, INCLUDING AT THE LEGISLATURE.

>> I KEPT THE WATERCOLOR SET UP THERE AND WHILE, YOU KNOW, THEY'RE GOING ON ABOUT WHATEVER, I WOULD BLOCK OUT A PAINTING AND, YOU KNOW, PAINT IT IN.

>> Reporter: 30 YEARS LATER, HE'S ALL IN AGAIN.

>> I'M ABLE TO PAINT ALMOST EVERY DAY, WHICH, I LOOK FORWARD TO.

MANY TIMES IT'S AT NIGHT, BUT I'LL PAINT UNTIL 10:00, 11:00.

>> Reporter: ALONG WITH PAINTING, HE'S AN ACCOMPLISHED SCULPTOR AND HIS PIECES CAN BE SEEN ALL OVER ARIZONA.

HE HAS SEVERAL WORKS IN PROGRESS, INCLUDING THAT PRIVATELY COMMISSIONED BUS OF A SENATOR, KARL HAYDEN AND REPLACE ONE STOLEN FROM THE CAPITOL GROUNDS.

>> HIS DAD SAVED MY GRANDMOTHER'S LIFE.

>> Reporter: HIS FAMILY HAS A DEEP CONNECTION TO HAYDEN AND THE SENATOR'S FATHER WHO SAVED BOWER'S GRANDMOTHER.

HE SAYS HE'LL REMAIN POLITICALLY ACTIVE AND FAIRLY ADAMANT HE WON'T RUN FOR OFFICE AGAIN, NOTING HIS PAINTBRUSH IS JUST AS POWERFUL AS THE SPEAKER'S GAVEL.

>> THE VALUES IN ART ARE WHAT MAKES ART GOOD OR BAD.

AND IT'S THE SAME WITH GOVERNMENT.

IF YOU KNOW THE VALUES AND YOU KNOW WHEN TO EMPLOY THEM AND HOW TO EMPLOY THEM, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO MAKE AN IMPRESSION.

>> Ted: THAT'S IT FOR NOW.

I'M TED SIMONS AND THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AND YOU HAVE A GREAT EVENING!

- Another powerful edition of Arizona Horizon.

That has been a part of the news >> ANOTHER POWERFUL EDITION OF "ARIZONA HORIZON."

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WHEN I CAME TO ARIZONA BACK IN i 1988, I WAS WATCHING MICHAEL GRANT IN THAT CHAIR AND FOR THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS, IT'S TEDd SIMON INTERESTSS AND TED IS ASKING THE QUESTIONS ALL OF US WISH WE CAN ASK AND GETTING THE ANSWERS WE WISH WE CAN ASK.

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