The State of the Union address is the subject of this evening's talking points memo.

It ran an hour, two minutes.

A CBS snap exit poll, which I'm kind of unreliable, said 41%

thought it was a very positive speech. About 20 to 25 million Americans watched over all of the

networks and cables. Might be more, but that that's the initial I thought it was a blast

speech it was tedious I had a hard time getting through it Holly the Terradog was

looking at me going why are we watching this but it was important to watch it was the only two things that I picked up that I didn't know from the speech were that the USA was going to shut down airspace to Russian planes and that the Justice Department is forming a new, I don't know what it is, department to look into fraud over COVID.

That means money that went out under the COVID relief plan that people stole.

All right.

That's fine.

I mean, I hope they get people who did it.

But that's it.

Out of the whole hour and two minutes was the only two things I didn't know.

Because what Joe Biden does is he falls back on repetitive.

How many times are we going to hear fair share?

Okay, we got it.

All right?

How many times we're going to hear if you earn less than $400,000, you're not going to pay any more income tax?

Okay, you're not going to get that bill passed, Mr. President.

The bill back better?

Not going to happen.

Why are we here?

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