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Mom says start with the news or I'm not hitting the play button.

So we'll start with the news today. Mom, hope you are listening and having a great day.

We're going to have a fun Friday here.

A little bit later, Lee Sterling will

join us with the lines for this weekend in college and pro football should be fun. Missouri with a first road game at Auburn. The chiefs, of course, hosting the Raiders. We'll get into that a little little bit later on. But we start with a good news of the day. Not the big news, not the most important news. I know Trump is meeting with Zelensky.

We know John Bolton got popped.

There's all kinds of things going on.

But how about this one?

Scott Besant has announced that in September,

your United States federal government ran at a $198 billion surplus largely because of tariffs

in the Trump administration. We are running at a surplus. That means the deficit was reduced by

$41 billion. Now, I don't remember any month, anytime, anywhere,

where somebody said, oh, the deficit came down this month. I just don't remember it. We've spent

basically generations watching the deficit soar, getting more and more in debt, printing more

money for no reason, having more and more in debt, printing more money for no reason,

having inflation, and in September, Scott Besson says, your United States government

ran at a surplus. The sad part is you run at a $198 billion surplus in September. You only reduced the budget by $41 billion. I would like to

think if we ran at a $198 billion surplus, we could reduce the budget by that much, but we can't.

There's too much interest on the money borrowed and all those things. But this is just amazing.

And nobody wants to talk about this. Why? I don't get it.

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