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Howard Schultz Makes Michael Bloomberg Look Like a Saint | Lovett or Leave It
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7:17Now PlayingJon talks about Howard Schultz's rash decision to join the race for the presidential ticket as an independent candidate. He still likes Starbucks though.
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