All right, on the podcast today, we talk about President Trump, what he should say in the State of Union address tonight,

how the outrage headlines are actually rewiring your brain.

So it's impossible to have a conversation with anybody.

We go through and start with the guy who was talking about Epstein and then goes into Mar-A-Lago tries to burn the place down over the weekend.

Where did that come from?

And what does it mean that the Democrats are bringing the Epstein victims to the State of the Union today?

What are they reinforcing here?

Also, Reese's peanut butter cups.

Who doesn't love them?

Well, Brad Reese, as in Reese's peanut butter, he doesn't love him and he has reason

why he's on today's podcast as well.

Quality control looks different when production isn't 7,000 miles away.

When your clothes are made halfway around the world, quality control often means

hoping everything turns out right, you know, after it's shipped across the ocean in the container.

When they're made here, it means something else. It means somebody is down the street that can walk in

and go, hey, I want to see your, I want to see the line. I want to see, I want to see the stitching.

I want to see the fabric. They can fix a problem before it becomes 10,000 problems in a crate across the ocean.

American giant makes their clothing here in the United States. This is extraordinarily

difficult to do. And they're one of the first people that were leading the way on this.

American cotton, American workers,

American factories. It's not a marketing gimmick, and they didn't do it for, you know, trade.

They did it because it was the right thing to do, and they took it on the chin for years.

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