What's going on, everyone? Welcome back to another episode of Making Podcast. Great again.

I am your tech stuff guy, J-Nog. And we are here, of course, with the president of the United States

of America, of Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Donald J. Trump. Mr. President, how are you today?

Well, we're doing, uh, we're doing well. We're doing actually very well, uh, better than you

probably, but it's, uh, you know, as good as we can be expected in a country full of radical

love sessions and sleepy job lines and Hunter by, how about Hunter Biden? What, uh, what

a beauty that is? So yeah, well, uh, we're doing as well as possible. We're very strong, we're very

tough and, uh, it's very sad. We're wet in our country, but we do the podcast because

quitting is for radical left loses, not for strong Trump conservatives.

Now, I wanted to let you know, um, today is national vitamin C day. It's a pretty corny national

holiday. What are your, what's your thoughts on that? Well, you know what, obviously vitamins

with sea cups are very insecure and they're like, can we have a day, sir? And, uh,

meanwhile, you know, you know, we have vitamin double D going, can we have a day? Can we have a

day? No, they just, but I know they got it. And, uh, you know, I like to often, I'll have a nice

F cup of orange juice in the morning with a tasteful double D vitamin. So, uh, I don't really support,

you know, vitamin C day. That's so weak. It also is national library week and you did on the

perfect end episode briefly talk about your presidential library taking place in Tampa

between two strip clubs. Are there any updates on that library since we brought it up last time?

Well, we had to, we've, we've announced that unfortunately we hired a construction company who

didn't quite share the appropriate vision. You know, they made it very sort of a very thin

library and I said, we're going to meet a lot more girth, we're going to go a lot more girth

to this presidential library because it should be almost, it should almost be touching the walls

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