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It's a new workday. Hello, everyone, and welcome to another special episode of getting hammered.

This is the post-State of the Union rundown.

I am your host, Mary Catherine Ham.

I'm here with my co-host, as always, Vic Mattis, of the Washington Free Beacon. Thanks for joining us. We both stayed up past our bedtimes,

watching the State of the Union, didn't we, Vic?

Hello, good morning, Mary Catherine. Yes, I certainly did. I had the phone next to my

nightstand and was able to hear the vibrations go off so I can double check a couple pieces that were going up late. I think I did miss the morning email, but it was fine. It was fine. I'll tell you one funny thing. I recommend reading the pieces on the State of the Union by Chuck Ross and Andrew Stiles

today. The one thing I caught in the Stiles piece is Melania Trump auto corrects to

Melanie. Yeah. So I fixed that or I told them to fix it. They were up, you know, our assistant

editors were up, I think, well into about 11.18 a.m. was the last thing that went up.

So here's my thought, Mary Catherine, really quickly. It's a quick intro that leads into the state of the union, which is this.

We're seeing friends this weekend that we have not seen in quite some time.

I've known the husband.

It's a husband wife.

The husband for about 20 years, he's German.

So I thought, you know, whenever we get together, inevitably when the wives and husbands

break up into many conversations, he'll just switch into German because he remembers when

we met, it was back in the day.

But of course now probably speaking to me in German is like, or speaking to somebody in

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