But the deal doesn't have everything Democrats want. It doesn't have everything Republicans want,

but it has a great deal of what the American people want.

This bill represents a significant bipartisan step forward.

Yeah, bipartisan. Wow. Good for the American people.

That's what the American people wanted.

As the Washington Post editorial board pointed out the only time they ever celebrate their coming together is when they're denying reality.

And both agreeing to, ah, that's just both get everything we want.

Spend a ton of money and we'll worry about that whole.

We're going to go broke some other time.

We'll talk to Erica Warner of the Washington Post about that in a moment or three.

Standing by for that among guests who we won't be talking to, Dr. Harold Katz,

Dentist, and developer of TheraBreath Drymouth, Oral Rinssen,

who is pointing out that recreational use of marijuana has been legalized in many states.

But anyone inclined to include it in their Valentine's Day plans may find that marijuana is not the best bet for romantic evening.

Marijuana can cause dry mouth and dry mouth can lead to bad breath, says the doctor.

And he wants us to book him as a guest to talk about that.

Um, we should probably do because we get, I want to be, I hit to exaggerate for the purposes of comedy.

We get 40 guest pitches a day via the email.

People want to come on the show and talk about one thing or another.

We got a feature every single day guests we won't be booking.

I think that could be amusing.

We got, we got this text. Yes, let's more, more, less politics more crows, Viva Lefeculence.

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