Today's show we cover all the news of the day, but we start with something that one of our listeners wrote in at the end of the first hour and said,

my stomach is in my throat. I hadn't thought about any of these things.

Trump facing his own mortality.

And what he said in the last few days

is different than what he has said before.

And I explain it and explain also what he's actually

trying to do in Iran.

Started on this yesterday, but it's becoming more and more clear.

And if you understand these few

things about Donald Trump and about what's happening with the negotiations, you'll feel better.

You'll feel better and you won't be so stressed. Also, Smithsonian is rewriting our history,

and I take you through what that means.

And, you know, there's been a few countries that have done it before in the past and it doesn't

work out well. And Chasing Embers is out. It's the audiobook of the dystopian book that was a New York

Times bestseller a couple of summers ago. We made it into an audiobook and it is a really good, really good, acted out audio book.

In fact, we're telling the story today that a lot of the people that were involved, it was

we had to produce it out in Los Angeles and there were actors that were involved and, you

know, people that were in the control room and everything else.

And nobody wanted to do a Glen Beck audiobook.

And they were kind of like, yeah, just don't put my name on it.

By the end, all of them were fans and all of them were like, I'm proud to have done this.

It's a great story that can appeal to anybody.

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