Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, it is me greeting you on a Saturday. Why? Because we're once again giving out the Fox Across America game ball to this week's interview that I think made the biggest impact not only on our listeners,

but on the country.

There was so much feedback about the chat I had with Jim Jordan, partially because, you know,

Twitter's a hellhole.

And if you just say Jim Jordan's on the show, half of the people are like, I hope you die,

you monster.

But the people who tuned in and really listened, they got a

pretty funny talk about the state of football in Ohio, you know, a lot of jokes about him trying

to hustle me in golf, but more importantly, as we are here today observing the 20th anniversary

in 9-11, Jim Jordan spoke at length about the importance of not only recognizing the value of our freedoms,

but standing up for them and demanding better leadership than we're getting now out of the

White House. Folks, when we say stuff like that, I know it sounds political because he's a congressman

and he hangs out with President Trump. You know, I know people listening to me say, well, you're on Fox News.

You just must think Republican all day.

But if you know this show and you know me, okay, then you know one it's Saturday.

And as you're listening to this, I'm probably drunk in my yard.

But two, the God's honest truth is every point I make on this show is an American point.

Every point Jim Jordan made on this show is an American point. Every point Jim Jordan made on this interview

is an American point. It's something all of us should be concerned with because as we sit here

again observing that 20th anniversary of 9-11, I don't feel like everybody learned the lesson.

And if they did learn it, I don't think they retained the lesson. Maybe all of this

homeschooling forced the adults to lose their academic gains as well, because I don't feel like

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