Coming to you from TheHagmanReport.com studio located in the Keystone state, birthplace of a

mighty nation, it's your host, Doug Hagman.

Welcome, this is TheHagmanReport for today. It is Tuesday, May 11, 1979. That's not, that's not,

I didn't say that by mistake. It's Tuesday, May 11, 1979. Yeah. So now, today, we are in the exact

same position as we were in 1979, but for ostensibly for different reasons, where 1979, May, June,

it was the heart of the second oil crisis. Folks, you remember the odd, even license plate days?

Well, that's coming. And you know, it may also explain this. This image, folks, I refrained from

commenting on this image. For reasons, just for reasons, because I, there's so much wrong,

first of all, there's a lot wrong with this whole, the perception of this image. In Eric, the

tech, when you have it, just throw it on the screen. What it is for radio listeners, it is a picture

of the Biden's with the Carter's. Okay. And it's a freaky picture. I look, I don't know. People say,

well, it's because of the wide angle lens and, you know, too small of a space, too close to the

facade. Look, I don't know. All right. I don't know. But it looks like something out of a wax

museum, or it looks like the Biden's went to a wax museum, or part of a, I don't know what it is.

Why are the Biden so big? Well, again, the queer, or why are the Carter so small?

But see, now, this picture got a lot of traction and a lot of comments on various forums and

message boards. And people say, well, you know, it's Photoshopped. It's this. It's that. Okay. Look,

it doesn't matter to me. Okay. It really doesn't matter to me. What matters is what's happening

today. And today is really a repeat, again, for different, much different reasons than 1979.

Remember, the first oil crisis back in the early 70s, 72, 73, the oil embargo and such. And then

we had the second oil crisis in 1979. And that was a course of bringing back the odd, even license

played, you know, for the gas stations. But so that, you know, I've often said that the people

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