Welcome to Brights Farts News Daily. We had a lot of fun in the second hour of the show talking about the Social Security Administration and we had some computer guys call in and tell us about Cobol computer language.

It was really fascinating and fun.

So if you subscribe to Sirius XM Patriot, you can listen to that in the second hour.

But we should start off here with our opening on J.D. Vance and his speech in Munich. We went into great detail yesterday in the second hour on J.D. Vance and his speech in Munich.

We went into great detail yesterday in the second hour on this,

but now we have some important comments on the fallout from it.

Then we'll play our interview with Oliver Lane,

who's over in England,

and he'll tell us everything we need to know about the Romanian election,

but I think more importantly here, the German election that's coming up on Sunday.

Thank you. We spent yesterday in the second hour of the show going through almost the entirety of J.D.'s speech at the Munich Security Conference.

And it was amazing.

And the fallout is even better. So his overall message was to the people of Europe, to the

leaders of Europe, listen to your people. That's it. Simple populist message. You should do what your people. That's it.

Simple populist message. You should do what your people want you to do

in your countries.

Don't be scared of the opinions of your people.

I would add, JD didn't say this, I don't think he did, but I would add, if you don't like the positions of your people, you think they're too extreme, maybe you played a role in shaping those opinions because they hate what you're doing so much that they went in an opposite direction.

When you arrest people for silently praying outside on a sidewalk within 200 meters of an abortion center,

abortion clinic, literally bothering no one, just standing there silently praying.

And you arrest them, you're going to radicalize people.

When you're in Germany and you arrest people for retweeting something on the internet,

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