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Good Night and Good Luck M0therfvck3rs

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The Late Show gave CBS the one-two punch tonight, including David Letterman's guest appearance, returning to dish up his own opinion of "The Tiffany Network".

After returning to some of Letterman's old shtick, including tossing watermelon off the roof of the Ed Sullivan Theater, smashing  onto the CBS logo positioned below on the sidewalk, Letterman personally addressed CBS by paraphrasing famed CBS journalist Edward R. Murrow, by telling CBS 

"Goodnight and Goodluck M0therfvck3rs"

I stopped watching CBS news longtime, the way they both-sides all the corruption, lies and grift.  

Now that the Trump-aligned billionaires are assuming more and more control of the media, I expect to continue winding down how much time I waste watching any of their content.

Remembering how NBC was complicit in shielding Harvey Weistein, why trust any media concerning Epstein?

With the track record of our SCOTUS, and White House, I'm done.  Seems we have run out of options.   

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So yeah, good night and good luck, motherfvckers.❤️

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