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Brian Kilmead.

Hi, everyone, so glad you're there.

It's the Brian Kilmead Show coming from Washington, D.C.

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It's fresh off the state of the union last night. So, historic, it was in terms of length. I think that some people say it's the longest. Some people say it's the second longest hour and 44 minutes. So we're going to go through some of the higher moments. I'm sure you watch some of it.

Maybe you didn't watch all of it.

But one thing the president did,

if he didn't just sit there and talk,

there was a lot of moving parts,

there was policy, there were reviews of the past year, looked at this year, and of course, highlighting some very special Americans. This hour, I'm going to be joined by Congressman Brian Steele. He is the chairman of the House. He's a chairman of the House administration.

And he's calling Stop the Insider Trader Act. He's the one doing this. And that was pointed out last

night when Nancy Pelosi was highlighted because she's been accused of insider training by none other

than 60 minutes. Rich Lowry, editor of National Review. And Brett Baer is standing by. So first,

let's get to the big three.

Number three. I'm like you. I'm no better than you. You know, I'm a 960 SAT guy. You've never

seen me read a speech because I cannot read a speech.

Fallout from Gavin Newsom's ridiculous comments.

He's in a hailstorm after his screw-up, and it's of his own making, his idiotic comments about his SAT scores and his inability to read, an X-rated response by his communications

team, and then a question about dyslexia. Do you really have it? Do you have any paperwork? Not good, not a good star for the would-be presidential candidate. Number two. Everything is so political. We're just, we're athletes. We're so proud to represent the US. And when you get the chance to go to the White House, meet the president, you know, we're proud to be Americans.

And, you know, that's so patriotic.

That is Jack Hughes.

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