So last night, two disappointing things happened.

One, of course, was the release of a Senate compromised border security bill. We're going to go through all the details of that momentarily. The other was the Grammys. And I'm going to start with the Grammys, mainly because, frankly, Tom McDonald-Lye, if we had performed fact at the Grammys, it would have been at least 10 times better, because that was a terrible show. Can I just point out at this point that Trevor Noah is truly an awful host? Trevor Noah is legitimately the most boring host in the history of the Grammys because he has basically decided that his job at the Grammys is to simply flatter the celebrities around him, as opposed to, you know, doing the Ricky Jervais, where you go in and you insult all of the celebrities, which is way more entertaining for everybody else. Trevor Noah goes in and he tells a bunch of jokes about how Taylor Swift helps the local economy. Uh-huh, ha, ha, and everyone is so beautiful. And Billy Joel is so successful. Oh, yeah. It was terrible. Also, Stevie Wonder can no longer sing, and I say this as a longtime Stevie Wonder fan. But the only reason to point all of this out is because culture is upstream of politics. And as much as we're going to talk about the Senate border bill in just a moment, the reality is that there are maybe 7 to 10 million people in the United States. We're even going to have any idea that a border bill is even on the table or being contemplated, whereas there will be

hundreds of millions of people who will listen to all the garbage music that emerges from the

Grammys and the messaging put out from the Grammys. It doesn't mean that everybody listens to what all

these dolts in Hollywood have to say about politics. It does mean that they do have some impact.

So we begin with a brief review of the Grammys.

We'll start with this. The fashion at the Grammys, these people are not like you.

They're not connected to lives that you lead. They do not follow your moral strictures.

They're not interested in promoting the morality that you wish to teach your children.

And yet, if you leave them with access to your kids via YouTube or

via iTunes or anything else, it will in fact have an impact on your kids. So this is a human.

This human is called Doja Cat, which I don't understand because she is not a cat. Apparently,

I have been informed by reliable sources that she literally named herself after pot and a cat.

Not kidding you, because she didn't come out of her mom and her mom was like,

behold, I shall name her Doja Cat.

She obviously is not only a class act in every way.

She also is just wearing a sheer body suit that doesn't even attempt to cover her nipples because this is where we are right now.

Now, I assume she can afford the entire dress.

If not, then we should, you know, see if we can start a fund to actually buy the extra

two inches of cloth that it would

take to cover her entire nipple, but apparently not, because free the nipple, because liberation,

because this is what Hollywood wants. And it wasn't, of course, just Doja Cat, the idiocy.

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