The Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome back to Pony Express Radio.

I'm Paul Fahrenheit, as always, once again filling in for our great president, who is still hunting animals in Africa.

I am joined by four other illustrious

gentlemen for this week. So ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back. Mr. Pete Cagnonis.

How are you, sir? Doing well. Let's do this.

Thank you for coming back, Pete. And also joining me this evening is Mr. Raging Mandel. How are

you, sir? Doing great. Thank you, sir. And of course, our special guest joining us this evening is Mr. Raging Mandel. How are you, sir? Doing great. Thank you, sir. And of course,

our special guest joining us this evening is Mr. Semiagog. How are you this evening?

I am very well, gentlemen, happy to be here. I never joined OGC, but I seem to be friends with

almost all of you. So very happy to be here and hang out again. Yes, a friend of the club indeed,

and you're always welcome here. And I thank you very much for joining us this evening.

It's been, unfortunately, it's been a rather slow news week and a rather slow news day.

So nothing really major has happened. So we only have a couple of, a couple of stories to

talk about of some of some import, though. First and foremost, starting us off this evening,

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who, you know, despite some, you know, one or two blotches here

there has been doing relatively well. Recently, I believe he ordered

that the USS Harvey Milk, which is a part of a class of naval. I'm not a Navy guy, so I don't

know anything about ships, but a part of a class of ships be renamed. What it will be renamed to

has not yet been announced. But personally, I think this is a great step in the right direction.

People like Harvey Milk need to be damned in memory and completely forgotten about.

Yeah, apparently it's some sort of oiler, which as far as I can understand it, is designed in a support role.

I guess it's like a coaling ship from back in the days of Teddy Roosevelt's Great White Fleet.

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