Welcome to another edition of Irish Illustrated Insider, brought to you by Irish Illustrated.com.

I'm TC and Jake.

We're our 99th show, the Brandon Newman show, start assigning numbers.

So fitting the next week, post-Bloogel game, will be our 100th show.

Then we're screwed.

Yeah, and we just have to stop. We have to cancel the podcast.

Welcome in, folks. People have been asking for it, demanding it. They want our reaction

to the big news of the day. What do we think about Dr. Oz declaring for the Senate race?

We have, of course, here our Dr. Oz expert, Ben Mooth, how you doing?

I'm doing well, T.C.

Jake, we'll go to you first. That he chose a party affiliation, a bit of a surprise, or you think that's chalk?

Yeah, I mean, it's obviously chalk, but I mean, I think the thing that's most troubling about it is I just feel for the people I saw that there's at least four or five states.

I think New York, Pennsylvania at least, Deavev had to take the docs show

off the air now that he's like declared, you know, himself for political office.

Ooh, it's a little bit of a hole in the schedule. Yeah. Well, I mean, it is, but I just feel for the

people, you know? Yeah, yeah, because you don't get to see it.

Yeah, like, you could have the entire tri-state area just fall into ill health without the guy in's doctor Oz.

I mean, I don't know.

I mean, to be honest with you, I'm not really a huge fan of, of Dr. Oz.

This is a bombshell.

Well, I'm not a huge fan of like, you know, when doctors get involved in politics or when politics get involved in doctors, when Paul, really the only exception I make is

when mayors of large cities have suggestions on how to fix college football. That's the only

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