Hi everybody, Dennis Prager. Do you folks see Snoopy as Snoopy in the picture? I know Otto is

always. Snoopy's not. Maybe lower, I've made reference to Snoopy. I have no idea why Snoopy

joined me today, but there he is. And now you know Otto's brother. They're very, very close by the way.

It's not uncommon to find them together either snuggling or

one doing a major cleaning of the other's ear, which is a beautiful service on the part

of each of them. And they certainly take their time. They get somewhat obsessed actually

until one, the one who was having his ear cleaned finally wiggles away feeling I've had enough

of my ear rubbed for the day. I'm Dennis Prager, that's Otto, that's Snoopy, and the rest is history.

This is my fireside chat. What number is this? 152. 152. I say this very often, but I will repeat

therefore I find it amazing that we've done that many. I want to remind you that this I don't always

mention, I do on occasion. And that is if you watch number 37 or number 16 or number 88,

it is just as valuable as when I recorded it. These issues, even if I'm talking about an event

of the day, the questions are timeless and what I have to say about the event of the day

is also not time bound. So I strongly suggest that if you have the time and inclination to watch past

episodes of the fireside chat, this is a spontaneous way of my talking to you about what is on my mind

then taking questions about what is on your mind. Before anything I should note that this week on Friday

night is the holiest of the two holiest days are inaugurated of the Jewish calendar. It's the

Jewish New Year, which is Russia-Shanat, and then the 10th day, nine days later is the is Yonky

poor, the day of atonement, the holiest day. What I'm about to tell you is to me almost unbelievable

last year, I announced that the service that I conduct, I have been conducting services for the

Jewish I Holy Days for 13 years, 13 consecutive years, about 400 people attend. And if you see

what I did, you will actually hear me say, you know folks just don't know if everybody will be

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