Company such as Target and Bud Light have faced organized backlash campaigns

simply embracing the LGBT communities. But they would be wise to stand there

ground. A new study finds that three out of four non-LGBTQ Americans believe

companies should publicly support the community. Ah, yes, that's what they

call journalism. At NBC Fake News the Reverend Al Charlton yesterday with

another fake Paul peddling a fake message because he's a lion sack of

Jewish. I picked up my Washington Post today and found a number of remarkable

stories on the front page and beyond. Remarkable in that they ought to be

remarked upon. And also, Lisa, I would have liked to have had more time with Lisa

actually to talk about the, the details of the, I think the heritage foundation.

Now, I mean, here's the, here's the thing. There is one Republican debate

scheduled thus far. There is no date, but it's supposed to be held in August in

Milwaukee. And it is the Young America's foundation, which is a wonderful

organization. They own the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, which is a great thing.

The Young America's foundation has partnered with the RNC, the Republican

National Committee and Fox News. And they are pulling together the first

Republican debate, August, Milwaukee. And good, good, Young America's foundation.

Wonderful. Great Reagan Ranch. Great. And I met and shook hands and spoke to

Ronald Reagan, then President Ronald Reagan on the Reagan Ranch in Santa

Barbara on multiple occasions. And, but enough about me, the, the, that sounds

like a pretty good scenario. I do think that Newsmax, not just because I have a

show on Newsmax at 9 p.m. every weeknight, Monday through Friday. See you there.

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