Hey, everybody. It is Monday, December 1st. You are listening to the Mo News podcast. I'm

Shwinunu with you as we begin another month, Jill, the last month of 2025. And I am Jill Wagner.

This is the place where we bring you just the facts. And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to as we all come back from a long holiday weekend here in the U.S.

Jill, how are you doing?

We have to do a full week this week after a three-day week last week.

We know, I was off Wednesday, as you know.

And so I had a wonderful five days, a lot of food, a lot of family, a lot of fun.

But I'm ready to get back into the routine. How about you? If this goes on much longer, I don't know

if I'm going to fit into my clothes. I don't know what day it is.

It was time to get back into the routine.

Right.

We have like two real weeks left of the year, if that.

But, Jill, I just want to note one thing that went viral over the weekend.

Between our Instagram feed and TikTok feed,

five million combined views for the clip of J.D. Vance

on Wednesday saying in a speech that anyone who says they actually like the taste of turkey

is full of it. And it led to a whole number of debates. And I want to know where you stand on that

because we heard from many, many a Mo News follower this weekend.

I like turkey. I actually like turkey in some cases better than chicken. How's that?

Wow. Now, that is a controversial view. I think the point Vance was trying to make and others

I know what he was trying to make. Is that like there's never like a day in June or April or July when we're like, you know, it'd be great tonight. Let's roast a turkey. And I think that's his point is like, Turkey is it's a tradition, yes. But ultimately, we never like sit there like, oh, for the barbecue, we're, you know, roasting a turkey.

Do you like turkey?

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