It's a big week this week. The Supreme Court is hearing, going to begin hearing arguments in a case that began here in Tennessee when we passed a law that bans the child gender transition, gender mutilation of children.

And now that case is in the Supreme Court. I, you know, I feel, we'll see what happens, but I feel uncharacteristically optimistic with the makeup of this court and them hearing a case like this, that we could get a very favorable ruling that will then lead eventually, or at least open up the possibility for children to be protected from this form of brutality all across the nation.

So I'm not here today, actually.

I'm in D.C. I'll be speaking at a rally.

I did speak at a rally.

I guess by the time you watch this, the do-no-harm rally, the do-no-harm organizations putting on a rally outside the Supreme Court.

And I addressed the crowd at this rally. And we're going to play that for you right now. And here it is. You've seen those big wireless carrier commercials everywhere, right?

The ones promising a free iPhone,

but let's take a closer look at what free really means in the fine print. To qualify for that

free phone, you'll need to trade in your current device, not just any device, but one worth

about $1,000. Then you've got to sign up for their premium unlimited plan at $100 monthly,

and don't forget that sneaky $35 activation fee they tack on.

So not much of a free deal, I guess we could say.

It's starting to look pretty expensive for something that's supposed to cost nothing.

That's where Pure Talk, my cell phone company, comes in with a genuinely better option.

Here's the deal.

You can get a brand new iPhone 14, and yes, as all the bells and whistles you actually need,

plus unlimited talk, unlimited text, a generous 15 gigs of data and mobile hotspot capability.

The total cost, just $50 a month.

Think about that for a second.

You're getting everything you need for half the price of what the big carriers charge.

Here's the best part.

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