Well, if you were king for a day, or perhaps emperor, we can skip right by us, those lame monarchies.

What sort of federal agencies would you get rid of?

Well, I'm going to be going through quite a few of them today, and we're actually going to explain how much these federal agencies, like what their budgets look like, what they're supposed to do, all of those good things.

And then we're going to,

we're going to sit here before our panel of resident experts and determine which of these

agents, which of these agencies should be reformed, which of them should be just abolished

altogether, and which should be, I don't know, maybe federally prosecuted by the agencies that we keep

after the fact. So we're going to go over all of that today. Plus, we are going to give you,

for anybody out there that is thinking we're being mean with respect to getting rid in some of

these federal agencies or some of these federal, these budgetary items, we're going to get

into some of the details and some of the specifics of how exactly the federal government has been using your money at a time of high inflation

and high prices. So all of that and more coming up on this episode of making the argument

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Hello, everybody.

Oh, and I do have to mention one thing today is, oh, first of all, I am wearing some

honeycomb earrings that Karen Hamilton got for me, so thank you, Karen.

And also, today is Nick's birthday. I don't look a

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