Well, no, Joe was just telling us the news about this rebate.

You're going to get, if you live in New Jersey, if you're a homeowner, you're going to get $700 back, right?

Yeah.

So I got an email from this guy. He says, Michael, I live in New Jersey.

If I get my $700 back, I'm going to get a tank of gas.

Yeah, right.

That's a good one.

Very good.

All right, let's bring into the program.

Bill Donahue is the president of the Catholic League,

and we've got some controversy yet again over the St.

St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Good morning, Bill.

How are you?

Thank you, Mike and Nome. Nice to be with you. Great. So I don't really understand these controversies anymore,

Bill. I mean, what's the big deal? Everybody should be able to march. I mean,

Pope Francis seems to be an exclusionary kind of a guy. Uh, aren't these battles just

over and done with? Well, actually they're not. And that's because, first of all, everyone is allowed to march.

No one's ever been discredited or told you can't march in the St. Patrick's Day Parade.

In any parade in the entire country, in fact, in the world, I've never heard anybody say,

if you belong to one sex group or another or you're an adulterer

or you're a thief or whatever you are or you're not or you're not catholic everybody's

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