Hey everybody, welcome back. I'm Lager Onemore, this is Lager One Black on the air.

Nice to see you or hear you or for you to hear me. I'm not sure what the relationship

is here to be honest to me. Hope everybody's doing well. I can't believe it's, man, it's

February already. January just flew by. I'm so much happening. The next couple of podcasts

just want to let you know our live events, which I really love doing a lot. So I'll just

do a quick weigh-in because this one you're about to hear is a really nice, lively discussion

with David from and his book, Trump Pocracy. From the right side of the aisle, he's one of

those never-trump guys. And I think you'll enjoy it. I really love doing this. It's a lot

of fun. So I won't spend too much time. But here's, I just wanted to say this. I talked

to Bill Simmons podcast of the day and I talked a little bit about, you know, the whole

Michael Wolf book. Well, first of all, Michael Wolf was a morning joke this morning. And

morning joke cracks me up. And I've made fun of morning joke before and having made

fun of them, I do watch morning joke. I am a fan, you know, but I didn't like it the way

they were kissing Trump's ass so much during the whole primary season. I even made a joke

about it at the Corp. Finance Center where I said, morning joke, had their head so far

up, Trump's ass, they bumped into Chris Christie. Thank you very much. And I'm sure that

endeared me to the morning jokes. But I didn't like the way they were kissing his ass. But

then conveniently, you know, when suddenly he got too close, you know, they turned against

Trump, you know, whatever. So I have a, I kind of, I kind of have a love hate, love relationship

with morning joke. I think it is a good show. I really do. But it, they drive me crazy

a lot of times with, with the way they can just be so aghast at something that they just

supported the day before. Michael Wolf was an example this morning. And meek is the funniest

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