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Welcome to the show, friends, neighbors, chums, cronies. On this blessed Ash Wednesday,

today we'll run down and review the Democratic debate which happened last night. And in

many ways, it's a lot of reasons. It was an embarrassment, as it always is for the Democratic

Party. But that fortunately makes it hilarious for everybody else.

Hilarious until you remember that these people want to control the country and then it

becomes sad. So it's embarrassing, hilarious sad. It's kind of a roller coaster emotional

journey when you watch these debates. Also, speaking of the Democratic Party and embarrassment,

they yesterday blocked a bill that would have prevented clinics and hospitals from leaving

babies born after botched abortions to die. The bill would have guaranteed those born children

at least basic medical care. Well, Democrats blocked that and said no, it's better to just

let the children die. So we have to talk about that as the Democratic Party again reveals

itself to be the party of evil. We'll discuss that. Also five other news headlines worth

knowing about. Plus today, I have the distinct honor of canceling the New Yorker. I'm going

to officially cancel the New Yorker and I'll explain why.

First, a reminder that my book, Church of Cowards, officially went on sale yesterday.

You could get it now. The response to the book so far has been, has been very encouraging.

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