It's great to be back. I can't even believe I'm sitting here at Radio America. This beautiful

studio I haven't seen in like three and a half months as I was talking to you from my

dungeon in Virginia. Yes, Governor Northam had us all in dungeons, but that's okay because,

you know, better safe than sorry, right? I mean, we want to do our part, but we still want

to keep America open. We're great economic recovery that we're seeing right now. Let's keep

that going and let's keep people safe. Those are two most important things. But it's great

to be back here at Radio America. It's beautiful. And I can tell you that, you know, despite

everything, despite having to be at home, I actually kind of enjoyed it. It was actually

a nice, you know, Sarri Carter, you know, dot com, my website, my Twitter handle, my show,

the Sarah Carter show, all coming from my home, which was kind of weird, you know, because

we have our kids at home. And I'm sure all of you are dealing with the same issues I've

been dealing with. I know for many of my friends, it's like, whoa, how are we going to balance

this out? Kids in the house, work in the house. So our home kind of becomes a little bit

of everything for us, right? And it actually has been really nice. It really tells you what's

important in life. And as you all know, I just got back from Utah. I was traveling in Utah,

spent a week there with my family last week and with Warrior Risen, which is a 501C3 for

wounded warriors, veterans and their families. And it was started by our wonderful stepdaughter

and her family. John and Barbara Schlikety. And she is, Erica's just amazing. Marty's daughter

has really been there for him. And I just want to throw a big shout out to her and to the

great work she's done. And John and Barbara and the boys have done with Warrior Risen.

We hope that it becomes a huge 501C3 and gives a lot of love back to veterans and their

families and gold star families who have lost their loved ones. That means so much to us.

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