This is sit-in friends in the morning.

Entertaining and informative.

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Do you do to do it. Rolling Stones Hank Poyeroyer

Rolling Stones Hank Pye.

You know, Troy get to Audi Adala, that's why we're playing the Rolling Stones.

Noam, take a listen.

One of the reasons why I do the best of the business today, me and Howard, is because I listen.

When I have a guest on, it tells me something, I listen.

I'm not perusing my sheet for my next question and talking over them.

So I told you earlier that Bill Spadia, radio host in New Jersey, who's running for governor,

told me that the unfortunate part about today's Phil Murphy's speech,

State of the State is he still has one more to go, and you're like, no, he's done.

So this is Spadia.

We'll play this again in the 9 o'clock hour from earlier today.

I have to say I wish today would be his last day of the union.

But unfortunately, we're going to have to suffer through one more after his, as we come up to the end of his term next year.

So according to Spadia, who is running for that position,

Governor in New Jersey, Murphy has one more. Maybe I could be wrong, but makes zero sense to me.

No, no, but you said it's Murphy's seventh speech. I said seventh and last. No, but it can't be

seven. It would have to be eight. The four-year sentences.

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