Wake up America before it's too late. The Steve Day show.

Greetings. Happy Friday. Welcome here live and on demand on Blaze TV radio and podcast.

I am Steve Dase. He's Todd Erzen. He is Aaron McIntyre. We'll be joined here momentarily

by Blaze TV contributor. Jill Savage, who is here for the day's group. Of course,

you know the Friday routine. It's pretty normal around here. We'll get to your feedback,

including a very important note. We have gotten a ton of positives about the new set here

in the inbox this week. I mean a ton. But there have been a small but vocal minority of

folks who have decided to play junior engineer slash set designer. Okay. And of course,

I've just deleted all of those. But there was one in particular that raised a concern

that I think needs to be addressed. And in fact, you know what?

If it's what you're if it's what I'm thinking you're thinking about or talking about, I

agree. Well, they'll see if you agree. In fact, with since Jill is here, we can maybe

just include her in this conversation. Let's just do this now. Shall we just do this now?

For it. All right. Anne Renee writes, I love the new digs with one exception. The new

lighting is causing shadowing of your eyes that was not there before. And I'm not seeing

those gorgeous baby blues. You have anymore. I think this is a legitimate complaint that

needs to be heard. We were not talking about the same thing. I didn't think that I didn't

think that we were. Nevertheless, I've probably gotten about 20 emails from people trying

to play junior set designer, rotisserie engineer. I've deleted all previous 19. But this

one caught my eye. And I just think that at my age, I need all to provide this audience

all the visual affirmation I possibly can. Right. So I've got to give the people what

they want. Indeed. I've got to give the people what they want. And I won't put Jill on

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