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Yeah, that live in a suburban home in West Des Moines. I know that they would like that. Yes.

Couple guys.

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Second, third. Yes. Okay.

Coming up later on today, Ron says me too. I don't know what else you would do. Who else you would annoy from noon to two Eastern.

If we weren't here, yes, Ron whose face will never be seen, but his voice is often heard by us.

Coming up a little bit later on today, a good friend Bob Vaynerplass is going to join us and we're going to get his take on what he wants to hear from President Trump tomorrow with the delayed, but the show will go on nonetheless.

State of the union. Also, we're going to start taking our weekly look at my new book Truthbombs, confronting the lies, conservatives believe to our own demise.

We're going to go through a chapter of that each week on the show, a little book study, not so cleverly disguised as a completely contrived attempt to promote my new book. See how we do things around here?

Once again, pay for those houses. That's right. No, no BS. No BS. That's right. But hopefully there will be something at least remotely edifying over the course of that that second hour contrivance still to come. But first, we must, of course, get updated on what happened while we were away.

What happened while we were away brought to you by shot and Freud, a repetition discussed and the definition of sin. In fact, we'll start with that last one there.

The definition of sin because this weekend, we learned our culture's definition of sin is as follows.

Advocating in fantaside. Totally cool. Not a sin. Stupid at best costume. You wore in college. Totally a sin. And you must repent.

Yes, we're talking about Virginia Governor Ralph Northam who had himself quite a week last week that started with him advocating for in fantaside and then later doubling down. And then this photo of him surfaced from his med school days.

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