All right, Kathy's, we are back. It was a long, long break, long weekend, but we are back

and having an incredible episode. We first talk about American exceptionalism. Yeah. Rare.

Rare. People say those words rare, especially for Anin. No, especially for the woke. It's

very high for the woke. I said that on the podcast with drama, which you weren't on, that I'm

at where the American flag at all day. Okay. All right. And then we talk about record travel.

Cannot. Americans cannot spend enough money. No. It's unlimited. Too much money. Too much money.

We talk about Elon Musk and when he's up to a Twitter and some of the new competition on Twitter

that they're going to start facing this week. So we talk about that. Check it out.

Entertainment companies, profits have fell over 90% in the last decade. Crazy. Then we have some

shout outs. We got winners, losers, content. And we have a really great question

about from a Kathy about one of our friend's companies. Yeah. Awesome.

Let's get into it. Let's go.

Gosh. Ladies and gentlemen.

All right, Kathy's. We are back. We had a long break. It was a long weekend. We're out here

celebrating America. America first. The greatest country in the history of civilization. The greatest

social experiment in the history of civilization. Yeah. Too much diversity. No, it worked.

That's the point. So I think it's good to reflect in what we think is the most divisive we've

ever been in the country, especially if you look at social media and watch cable news. You would

think the country is like in shambles and people from the outside looking in would love to believe

that. And I think it's exact opposite. I think the divisiveness is literally only on social media.

I think in person, 95% of society is functioning pretty normally. Yeah. I think our country has

plenty of challenges. And they're all very important. But it's still the greatest place in the

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