We are not okay. America is not okay. And we all know that. Former Congressman Joe Walsh,

this is the social contract with Joe Walsh. Let's figure out how to get okay together. We'll never be the same.

I don't know what that means.

I don't mean for that to be to convey a really pessimistic outlook.

But I want to start there with those words on this January 6th.

Five years removed from an attack on our Capitol, five years removed from a violent attempt to overthrow an American

election I want to start with those words we will never be the same this country

is never going to be the same don't know what that means don't know if this this

experiment in democracy will survive don't know if this this experiment in democracy will survive don't know if this country

will stay together i don't know i just know this five years ago today there was a violent attempt.

Five years ago today, our capital was attacked.

The United States Capitol was attacked.

Foreign governments didn't do that.

Foreign armies didn't attack us five years ago today.

Americans attacked our capital. Americans stormed and rioted in our United States Capitol.

We did that in a violent attempt, per the record, per the facts, per the truth, in a violent attempt to overturn an American election.

That should have been five years ago today, should have been the wake-up call of all wake-up calls, right?

When you think about it, this January 6th, five years later, take a look at this country right now. The song that I play

now at the start of my show, man, I am not okay. By the way, I'll continue to push this song. I've

played a teeny weeny role in helping to create this song it's called man I

am not okay by federalist number nine check it out on YouTube but think about where we are today

this country is dangerously divided.

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