Hey, you're supposed to be seeing Chad, but instead you're there you go.

What the heck.

Wow, man.

Look at that, look at that, uh, ooh, that big old pile of handsomeness on that thing right there.

It made me feel weird.

Made me feel weird not seeing Graham's face on there.

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Welcome to Dear America.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to today's episode of Dear America.

We're going to dive head first into the absurd tapestry of our current reality.

We're going to start with, you know, we're going to deal with a phrase that seems to echo through the ether right now that redacted binders of nothingness.

What a fitting description of not only what happened the other day, but the endless reams of information we're consuming daily political promises, social media posts, and the constant churn of news

that often yields nothing but noise. We're inundated with data, yet what do we really grasp from it?

I mean, it's as if we're sifting through these binders filled with old news and nothing in each

page, a reminder of emptiness that surrounds us. And speaking of empty promises, I want us to talk about the shadow looming over our global stage, the Spectre of World War III.

Thank you, Ukraine.

The drums of war beat louder and the stakes have never been higher as tensions are escalating.

We watch world leaders hurl threats like children on a playground, each shouting

louder to mask their own insecurities. It's a dangerous game of chicken, and we're all strapped in

for the ride. So will it be a clash of Titans, or will cooler heads prevail? The uncertainty is palpable,

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