Welcome, welcome, welcome. We are now live. So many thoughts over the time.

Beautiful day.

It's been beautiful where I am for a long time.

It's been rainy, April was rainy, but the last few days, man, I am staring, just so people know,

listen to this podcast, right outside, I have a window right in front of me so I can see right

outside, and so one of the reasons I usually open up with what the

weather's like because I'm looking at it and it's just spectacular today.

I had a little rain over the weekend.

Let me tell you about my weekend real quick because it plays into the subject for the podcast today.

We're going to talk a little bit about the anti-woke split, for lack of a better term, the coalition

that was built in 2020 especially among anti-woke forces is now being split and I think one of the things that happened over the weekend that was very telling is the issue that seems to be a

focal point for this split, maybe an occasion for the split rather than the cause of it, but who knows,

maybe it's partially the cause.

And that would be homosexuality and how to think of homosexuality in a legal sense.

And so this is going on, but I was surrounded by this issue this very weekend. And on a personal level, not looking at

Twitter, not online, not reading the news, just in my own life.

It started on Friday.

Friday I went to a graduation for my my brother's soon to be wife and she graduated from

law school at a prominent law school in my state.

And so I was there for all morning for this graduation ceremony.

And And the I knew going into it since it's a law school, it's in New York, it's probably going to be, we're going to have some leftist stuff pushed in our faces.

I didn't realize to what extent that was going to happen.

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