Wake up America before it's too late, the Steve Day show and greetings.

Happy Tuesday. Welcome to the Steve Day show. Forgot what day it was. I was up so late

watching Monday night football and absolutely every post game Monday night football event.

You could imagine, you know, we win one of those Monday night football games about once

every decade, whether you like it or not or so. Okay. We haven't even hosted a Monday night

football game since 2014. Aaron, where were you when, or we, since 2018 was the last time

we hosted one, hadn't won one since 2014. Aaron, where were you in 2014? In Minnesota.

In Minnesota. Were you still in school? Did you finish yet? No, I was out. I had my job.

All right, you were out. Okay. Erzen, you weren't working here yet. Nope, nope.

You were still under the false notion that the Des Moines Register was going to grant you

bylines in 2014. Oh, no, I was well aware. Oh, you had, you had been healed of, of such a flixing.

Or you weren't, you, you had finally figured out the title, religion editor of the Des Moines

Register. Yeah. Basically is another way of saying stapler guy. You got to figure that went

out by 2014. Yeah. You held on for as long as possible. Keep hope alive. You did it for as long

as you possibly could. But by 2014, you had figured out, you know, after three years of being

religion editor and them not publishing any pieces about religion, I, I'm kind of thinking maybe

this is a false flag, fair? Yeah. That and actually hoping I was convicted when I was

arrested. Sure. The fact that they try to get you falsely convicted of a crime and then try

to get you to plea to a crime you did not commit. Correct. Yeah. That's another hint. That's

another hint. But you know, sometimes we're really stubborn. You know, the heart wants what the

heart wants. Obviously. All right. So we've got a jam packed show for you today. Committee and JP

Sears. We've been trying to get him on the show for a couple of years now. And we think it's finally

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