Hello and welcome to today's show it is Monday, the 28th of August.

Here we are at the end of August and I'm very happy to have you.

Pressing play on the podcast where every day I talk to really smart people who know a whole hell of a lot more

or have a better deeper perspective on things than I certainly do.

And that's the case with today's guest Juliet Jeskey is back joining me.

She of course runs this awesome channel, Substack and podcast called decoding box news that was formally funded by the Pregnumark School of Journalism in New York City.

And now she's pretty much on her own and she's got a lot to say.

She's doing a lot of really interesting work and she took me through the latest controversy that she's had to deal with as a result of Greg Gutfield calling her out.

And anyway, it's I think a really good conversation interesting and I got some amazing guests coming up for it this week that I think you are really going to like.

Hope you had a great weekend. I certainly did. I've got a lot to share with you before I get to my interview with Juliet.

But if you want to jump to it, it starts at about 25 minutes after I covered the march on Washington, which I attended.

The horror will race you shooting and some other news I wanted to mention.

So I went down to Washington DC this weekend and it was great to see a whole bunch of listeners and Friday night.

Mark Lipski, Karen Madison, Bill Boyle, Ty Randolph came out and we almost got to catch up with John Carroll.

We just missed him and a few others that couldn't make it. But it was a lot of fun hanging out with them on Friday night.

It was also really cool because hero capital police officers Harry Dunn joined us as well as Muller.

She wrote Alice and Gil showed up as well and hung out with all of us.

So really, really fun Friday night on Saturday.

I went to the march on Washington. Of course this month marked the 60th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King and the march on Washington.

His famous speech there to honor his legacy and continue to fight for democracy civil rights and social justice.

The King family together with national civil rights group, including the ADL, the drum majorance to do the National Action Network and WACP and so many other organizations that I can't mention.

Helped organize the continuation of the march this past weekend in Washington DC. I was excited to go there, listen to a whole bunch of speakers.

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