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Speaker 1: hit music station, Fred and Nangie, and we welcome the

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Speaker 1: Mayor of Chicago. Mayor Lorie Lightfoot. I have to ask,

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Speaker 1: you're a very busy lady, and we're very grateful for

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Speaker 1: city is handling this stay at home order? Well, I

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Speaker 1: but we shouldn't do it with an eye towards not

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Speaker 1: Is it okay for me to gain twenty pounds while

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Speaker 1: folks who listen and your constituents. Do you believe that

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Speaker 1: It was very clear to me by mid January following

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Speaker 1: Number one UM every day Monday through Sunday at eleven am,

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Speaker 1: our great Commissioner Public Health, doctor Alison Already is on Facebook,

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Speaker 1: the website Chicago dot gov forward splash coronavirus every single

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Speaker 1: day that's updated by our public health folks. There's great

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Speaker 1: Of course, we're going to pass this along. We'll get

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Speaker 1: we always love talking with you, and you're welcome here anytime.

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