Before I introduce them, I got this message this morning from Bono.

And most of us, always, whether we're in Ireland or here, whatever it is,

Bono has been a very Irish part of our lives.

And he said this.

Very Irish part of our lives.

Oh, St. Patrick, he drove out the snakes with his prayers, but that's not all it takes. But the smoke symbolizes an evil that arises and hides in your heart as it breaks.

And the evil risen from friends from the darkness that lives in some men,

but in sorrow and fear, that's when saints can appear,

to drive out those old snakes once again.

And they struggle for us to be free from the psycho in this human family.

Our missile and pain is now the Ukraine, and St. Patrick's name is now Zoensky.

Really good.

People laugh today.

You can't do that. If it works, it works.

It's ready for clubs, everybody.

What, you like that, father?

All right, I'm going to pause.

Wow, holy shit.

And then river dance happens for like nine minutes.

Right, we can't play that for you, but then a bunch of wonderful men and women in green.

They appear on the steps of Capitol Hill, and they just dance and dance.

Yeah.

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