Welcome to the podcast. It's Stu in for Glenn who was sadly indicted in the Mueller report. If you missed that you'll have to catch up on another station because we're too embarrassed to talk about it here.

A terrible terrible crime you committed and I'll just let you discover it yourself.

Either that or is sick. Glenn is going to be back on Monday but today we have the podcast to kind of go through and talk about the Mueller report.

Where are we and where are we going and I think you'll see a good portion of where the Democrats are going to go here.

What are they going to chase? What are they after and we'll get into that on today's program. We've Pat Gray joining us as well. He goes over his take on the Mueller report.

I think he has a very common common plea for us to be able to move on from this and a common realization that it's just never going to happen is it.

We have another update about the Mueller report with Jason Buttrill. We have Glenn's annual Easter essay is Easter message.

This is a great thing if you are a person of faith and you want to bring this out maybe I have your kids listen to it if you have maybe a little older kids that can you know the care and you want to let them have a little bit of an intense telling of the Easter essay.

It's a great piece. We've run it for years. It's one of the most requested things we do every single year.

Andy McCarthy from National Review in the New York Post has a take on the Mueller report. I don't think he heard anywhere else. It's really interesting. We go through that a bunch of audio from the media and the secret plan of the Soviet Union back in the day to write letters from the KKK to African athletes along with the creation of the myth that AIDS was created by the US government.

They were involved in that will tell you the story on today's podcast.

You're listening to the best of the perfect program.

So the spectacle of the Mueller report happened yesterday and what a spectacle it was very proud of the way our nation handled this whole last couple of years. It's worked out very well.

We had the big reveal with the press conference with bar yesterday. Then he put the Mueller report on to CDs. And then it was transferred to cassettes for for the congressman to listen on their walkman.

Then each congressman's individual beaver would go off. And that would indicate that the floppy disk copies were ready. And once the floppy disk copies were ready, they were uploaded via 5600,000 modem via America online to make sure they could get onto the interwebs.

And finally, the technologically advanced congressman could read the entire thing on their pom pilots, which is pretty great. It really worked out well. And it wasn't an embarrassing procedure at all.

This is an incredible kind of thing because you had two parts of this part one collusion. You're not hearing much about that. There's a couple of things in there that the left is trying to hang on to.

There's a couple of incidents here and there where they're trying to make it seem as if there was something there. Some of it is just interesting to see what the Russians attempted to do.

Some of it you can kind of see an inexperienced campaign, maybe not handling things the right way. Maybe they should have just gone to the FBI with some of these things.

Whether they realized to them or not, I mean, Mueller quite clearly says there was no intent to do anything wrong here. There is no intent to collude with Russians, which is again the title of the report, which you never guess is the title report.

How do we, how do we figure out if Trump screwed up is the title of the report? Hey, you know what, you know who's awful is Donald Trump? How do we figure out how to get him out of office?

Stunningly, that's not the title of the report. The report is report on the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

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