The President Hello? Hello, testing. Hello. Good evening, everybody. Welcome to Mormonism Live. How are you, Mr. Real?

I couldn't be better

life is good by the way I've got my blackout uh like their static clean covers on the windows

now so notice it's like really dark in my room and the sun is still out here in sunny

St. George Utah barely, barely, though.

So anyway, the studio is finally ready.

My bunker is basically underground, so I don't have that problem.

That's what happens when you broadcast from behind enemy lines.

Yeah, what's with the chains around the neck?

Are you going as Mr. T for Halloween?

I pity the fool. I pity the fool.

You're not in Hannibal to get their butts over here and we'll fight some crime. No, actually, I'm either, I'm either Quaku. I got, you know, I'm like, you got me two chains. I've seen Quakou do this before, so I thought it'd be kind of cool. but actually, I am my favorite baseball player right now, Jose Ramirez.

So look at that.

There's me.

You know, I am, I'm not following baseball like I never did. So I don't know this guy, but his net worth, there's no number there. I'm expecting it's a big number.

It is a big number. He's the cleanup hitter for the Cleveland Indians. The Indians were one series away. They were playing the Yankees. The winner would have gone to the World Series and the Yankees did go to the World Series. My team, as normal in Cleveland, lost. And we have a favorite phrase here in Cleveland, Ohio. There's always next year. Well, they also have a favorite phrase, which is the Cleveland Guardians.

Well, I still call them the Indians only because it's habit.

And now you're going to be donating this time, Mr. Reilly.

Well, I did donate a hundred bucks.

It's the same clause that I'm being offensive to this time, although this time it's a team that I've grown up with all my life. And so hard habit to sort of

break. The other one I've sort of set myself to not say. But if folks are irate, I guess,

I guess we'll see. And then maybe I lost another hundred bucks. And you know how I knew they were no

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