You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

It's Tuesday, July 9th, and it is a scorcher in the DMV. My God, is it hot out there. But I just came from hot, and I will tell you about that here momentarily.

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no risk estimate. Today's show is going to be a quicker show. No guest, just me solo. I just got back

into town. I was out west. I was in L.A. for a few days. My older son lives there, works there.

We spent the fourth in Los Angeles. And then the last two days, I was in Las Vegas, and I was there on Sunday for what became the hottest

recorded temperature day in Las Vegas history. The thermometer hit 120 degrees. It broke the previous record of 100 degrees. 120. It broke the previous record of 117. So did I walk outside to experience it? Of course I did.

And that's a hard thing to do when you're in Vegas and you're at the tables. I mean, you kind of lose

track of time and it's nice and cool

and oxygen filled in those casinos, but I knew it was a potential record setting day. I didn't know

it was going to be 120. And when I walked outside, I didn't know it was 120. In fact, I think when I

walked out, it was like a buck

17 or something like that. But yeah, it's hot. Of course it is. It's really, really hot.

But I have to say that today, when I landed and I walked out of the airport and I was walking into a taxi. It felt worse here today than it

did in Vegas on Sunday. It felt much worse at 97, I think, is what it got to today. May still

be climbing.

It was more uncomfortable here today than it was in Vegas at 120 on Sunday.

Now, everybody knows the dry heat versus the humidity-fueled heat, and that's what we have.

I mean, it gets measured in this heat index, which the Capitol Weather Gang tweeted out earlier that I think it hit 110 at some point, mid-afternoon. The humidity

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