I am filling in on the show to be named later.

That's what I've started to decide to call this, the 9 to noon show.

I will be here today and tomorrow and I'm thrilled to be with you guys.

I actually saw somebody in a comment on social media ask if my last name was filling in.

And I thought that was pretty funny because I fill in on a lot of stuff, not just here.

Well, although a lot of the shows that I do wind up airing on WIBC, I fill in for Dana and Chad Benson nationally.

My head's in the little corner of the live stream. I just saw that I'm going to move my camera down. So that doesn't look ridiculous because that's hilarious right now. Let's see if this is a little bit better. No one on the radio cares. I've been nonetheless fixing something on the internet. Hi to the YouTubers. All right. Let's do stuff. Let's talk about things. Lindsay Graham passed away.

What is crazy to me, and it's absolutely the most ridiculous thing that I'm seeing more and

more often now, are people celebrating death?

It just, it makes no sense.

I don't care.

And I know some people out there think, well, you're talking

about them the same way when they were alive as when they died. There's something almost respectful

about the idea that your political takes don't change. But I don't need to have my political

takes when someone dies. And I'll explain that a little bit better, at least in my own opinion,

it's over. Whatever the fighting was, whatever the arguments were, whatever the discussions were,

when someone's no longer here, that fight, if that's what you want to call it, no longer exists.

So it seems like in that moment, if I am to keep going, barreling toward the world of this person was a piece of crap and I think they're horrible and terrible after they've passed away, it feels like that's just about me. For me personally, it feels like that's an ego thing that's me doing a tap dance of some kind because I want everyone to know that I was right about whatever the

political argument was. And it's incredible to see so many people, just random people on

social media, incapable of putting themselves in the back seat for a second and having a very

different conversation. No, I don't mean, and I want to be clear about

this too, that if somebody passes away, you have to suddenly change your full political opinion

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