Folks, let's get right to it.

The podcast is called Election Profitmakers, and my name is David, and I'm joined by John.

Last week, something really extraordinary happened that has a lot of people wondering if I'm some type of wizard or warlock, which is that in last week's episode, John delighted once again in trolling me for my inappropriate reaction as a child to the Challenger explosion, which happened when we were in, what, eighth grade?

Yeah, it was 1986.

You weren't a child.

We heard that the Challenger had blown up and I started laughing because I assumed it had just blown up on the launch pad without injuring anybody, which I just thought was a funny image.

What happened the next day after we recorded that episode, John?

SpaceX Starship exploded on the launch pad in Texas.

Injuring nobody.

Injuring nobody.

Just as I had predicted as a child decades earlier. Now, isn't that very interesting?

Mm-hmm. That is.

They say listen to the numbers, but sometimes you should just listen to the podcast host

and be very, very aware and very sensitive about my next miss, my, how do I put this? I guess it wasn't a prediction no it definitely

wasn't I was letting that one go but it's a crazy coincidence you have to say there are no

coincidences so then what is it if it wasn't a coincidence it has to be a prediction or was it a spell

was I casting a prognostication is a spell? Was I casting a spell?

A prognostication is a prediction. I don't know. You know, technically it wasn't on the launch pad.

Wait, what? Oh, well, then this whole conversation is invalid. It was at a test center, a test site where they...

Oh, it wasn't even getting ready to launch when it blew up. It just blew up completely

out of nowhere. Yeah. Oh, that's even better than what I had thought. Oh, and they hadn't started the

test. They hadn't started the test fire yet. It was just sitting around and then it exploded. It

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