Okay, I want to start the show today by responding to a few tweets I got over the weekend. So what happened

is I sent out probably the least controversial tweets in the history of Twitter,

absolutely non-controversial. This is what I said. I said, truly the saddest thing in the world is

when people deliberately choose not to have children. The most wonderful, fulfilling,

sanctifying thing is having a baby with your spouse have lots of babies. And I sent out this tweet.

It was actually this tweet I sent out about a week ago. It wasn't even, it wasn't even when

the title wave of responses hit. But over the course of this past weekend,

I, my phone has been blowing up. A title wave of blue checkmarks have been responding to this

tweet. And it's funny, actually, they're British. These people that are responding, these blue check

marks are from Britain. And I was clued into the fact that these folks, these, these leftists,

these blue checkmarks were from Britain, because I started getting called ad hominem names that I

didn't recognize. For example, several people called me a FUD FUD and I was like, what the heck is a

FUD? So I looked up this word to see what it is. It is in, in fact, a Scottish slang. Apparently,

it's a derivative of the word FUDDY DUDDY, which makes sense. I was like, okay, but it's not used

in the innocuous way that FUDDY DUDDY is used. It's, I guess it means female genitalia. So you can

see somewhat where these responses are going. So I want to make one thing very clear about who I'm

not talking about in this tweet. When I say the saddest thing in the world is when people deliberately

choose not to have children. I'm not talking about people who struggle with infertility. Of course,

not. I mean, I've been there. It took us three years to get my daughter. I lost our first baby.

This is, it's heartbreaking. It's the hardest thing I've ever done, honestly. The hardest thing I've

ever been through is that journey with infertility. And so my heart goes out to everybody who struggles

with that. I got a lot of tweets from people saying, oh, I have endometriosis. I don't know if I'll

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