experiences.

Who I was from, studio C. Seizing your dimly-let room, deep within the bowels of the

Armstrong and Getty Communications compound and hair by today on Wednesday already

we're under the tutelage of our general manager. Graffio Warnock, who's that? The guy who

won the runoff in Georgia for the Senate, Democrats at 5019 now, the Red Wave lost seats.

Whop! Also could go with Pearl Harbor and our World War II veterans. As today is Pearl

Harbor day. There you go. So the Democrats now will have 51 to 49 advantage in the US Senate,

even better than before the Red Wave. That's not the way a Red Wave's supposed to work, is it?

Well listen, somewhat could dim the running crappy candidates experiment that the Republicans tried,

but I thought it was bubble. It was innovative. It was worth a go. That's something.

I'd say it is. And I think the mainstream national media is always misinterpreting what happens

within a state. They're talking about how the purpling of Georgia and how maybe the Republican

trends know. Crapie, crappy candidates. The drive by media doesn't really watch them campaigning,

doesn't talk to the people in the streets. They don't know how it is.

A harsher walker was a and historically bad candidate. Yeah. Maybe the worst Senate candidate

for a major party ever. Yeah, I would suggest that the fact that he came within, I haven't seen

the latest figures since like an hour ago, but he lost about a percent and a half or something

like that. Roughly. The fact that a candidate is miserable and incompetent and utterly unqualified

as Harsher walker could come within a point and a half of winning shows that Georgia continues

to be a terrific Republican stronghold. That's probably better, better analysis. Yes.

Well, you got more on that coming up later. I got a health thing for you. You know more about

this sort of stuff than I do. Here's my question. Well, first of all, good to see it's a miracle cure.

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