All right, everyone. Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello. It is the live show, the second

one on a Monday. Of course, maybe some of you are listening to this on Tuesday as in just an

audio podcast, but that's fine too. But we are here live at 9 p.m. Eastern, actually 9.03 p.m. Eastern, a little late.

For June 13th, 2020.

And in fact, this day would have been my parents' 58th wedding anniversary today.

They got married on June 13th, 1964, which is kind of funny because it seems, for some reason, in June, it seems like the 13th of June, it seems like the 13th of June, like every other year falls on a Friday,

which might say something about their marriage.

I don't know.

But, of course, my mother passed away a few years ago.

But my dad is doing well.

What do I have in store for all of you?

What is on the agenda?

I'm going to talk about these Haitian athletes who have disappeared right here in Florida,

by the way, within the last week or week and a half.

I want to talk about the disappearance of Sylvia Friends, F-R-E-N-S.

I want to talk about this podcast that is coming out about Joshua Gimond.

I'm going to talk about baby Holly Marie.

Got some articles to read to all of you.

I want to talk about going to see Top Gun Maverick.

And then there's also a very good article about the TV show Cops.

And its effect seemingly that it has had on Americans' perceptions of crime in the United States.

So a lot to cover in the next couple of hours.

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