And I had a nurse at nurses at Walter Reed Hospital who had bend down and whispering my ear.

Go home and get me pillows.

They would make sure they'd actually probably nothing ever taught in you can't do it in the COVID time but they'd actually breathe in my nostrils to make me move to get me moving. They thought he was dead and a house cat. The two things

they thought. When I heard the pillow I had a flashback to Godfather Part 2 in Havana, you know.

Bringing the pillow into the old guy's hospital bed usually doesn't go very well.

And the gunfire erupts you know the routine well happy Monday to you and welcome back it is July 1st

2024 a. D. Anno Domine in the year of our Lord.

It's a good calendar. The government doesn't use it. They use a different calendar. October or September or whatever. That's because we live in a kakestocracy, don't we? We live in a

kakestocracy. It's fun pinging back and forth with a friend at Newsmax of friend at Newsmax JT and he shouldn't know he said you know well we live we live in we're living in a kakestocracy today.

So you're right. You right, J.T.

We do live in a kacostoccracy.

And I will confess I quickly looked up kacostocles.

I've seen the word before, but not in a long, long time.

And it's absolutely true true the Oxford English Dictionary

kakastocracy with K's of course because it's Greek you know k-a-k-I

stocracy it's the Kacistocacy.

And that is government by the least suitable or competent citizens of a state.

That's a very handy word right now.

That's good stuff. A state or society governed by its least suitable or least competent citizens.

The modern regime is at once a plutocracy and a kakastocracy, the Oxford English

dictionary says here.

Plutarch, of course, government by the rich, by the super- rich, the plutocracy, the plutocrats, and then the

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