All right, everybody. It is Tuesday, March 21st, 2023. You're listening to the Moan News

podcast. I'm back. It's going to. And I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring

you just the facts. And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to.

He's alive.

Jill, it was a rough 36 hours. I had a stomach situation, but I am glad to be back here.

I was very happy to get a text from Alex, your wife, and you this morning with a picture

and Alex saying we survived. He's okay. Doing a lot better. I was actually, I was a little worried

because for you to miss the podcast, I feel like there had to be a serious, serious problem.

Oh, I was a confedial position. It was not a good situation, Jill. And then we sent you the

sign of life this morning with a thumbs up. So I am glad to be back though. You may hear

my voice. I'm still on a liquid diet for another day. We're on the verge of TMI, Mo. So I'm going to

get to the headlines. Okay. A show of unity against the United States. A major meeting between the

Chinese and Russian leaders in Moscow. Don't say menstruation. Florida looking at a ban on

classroom sex ed, including talk about periods before sixth grade. Miami is declared a state of

emergency after two deadly shootings during spring break. We'll also tell you about President Biden's

first ever veto. Today could be indictment day for former president Trump. What New York City is

doing to prep. The French may no longer be able to retire at age 62. And the protests are on

after some developments Monday back here at home. The Murdofs are back in the news this time. It's

the oldest son Buster speaking out about rumors that he's connected to a 2015 death.

Results from the world's happiest country survey are in. And a perennial winner is back in the

top spot. Notably, the United States has moved up in the rankings a bit. And Mo, she has on

this day in history. Jill, we have some in sync history for you today as well as the first ever tweet.

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