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Threatening jail, a variety of other fines," said Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis ... it didn’t have to. To make money, to be a capitalist, to provide jobs in America." Lemonis says he plans ...

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Lemonis’s firm refusal to take down the American flag is not merely a matter of personal sentiment; it has ignited legal battles in multiple cities. In Greenville, city leaders voted 4-2 to initiate ...

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That's New York Times columnist David Brooks, and Ruth Marcus, a longtime columnist formerly of The Washington Post. Jonathan Capehart is away this evening. It's great to have you both here.