Some stuff you never see on the tour, for instance, like the bathtubs I showed you or some other things that I pointed out.

I thought this one was pretty cool. I just found this not that long ago.

And so this is somewhat still new to me. So behind this door, it's kind of something I think should be on every capital tour.

I mean, it's kind of important. So you see this stone here, but let's read what it says here.

Beneath this tablet cornerstone of the capital of the United States was laid by George Washington,

first president September 18th, 1793. So be hello with this stone here. What I don't understand is why this stone is here, because this was laid in 1932, why they

wouldn't just take this out and put glass there.

I'm actually going to bring that up with the capital architect because I think it'd be a much

cooler feature or historically better to actually have the original stone that

George Washington laid by his own hands with a glass overtop than this one covering it.

But either way, like I said, the whole goal is to show you some things or tell you some things

that you probably wouldn't see on a capital tour. So there you go.

Well, good morning, Patriots.

How are you guys doing this morning?

Welcome back to another episode.

Gosh, dang.

Yeah, alligator Alcatraz, ladies and gentlemen.

Don't worry.

I got some stuff on that for you.

I already see you guys dropping that down in the comments section. We're also going to be talking about what happened over inside of Russia today because it's a big deal. I told you guys about Ukraine knocking out Russia's

aerial defense assets and it looks like they went even just a tad bit deeper, which I believe

is going to be telling of the times to come. We'll explain that here in just a little bit.

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