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Hey, everybody. Welcome to the show. It's 6.55 pm on the East Coast. It's a Thursday night in July, July 6, 2023. It's been 23 years since the first days of school that I can go and sit down in high school.

I think I was still senior. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, freshman or sophomore year, I went in to high school September of 99. So it was by winter of freshman year that I sat down in front of my first term paper or something, some kind of assignment at the top right hand corner, where you put your date across from your name.

I had to put one slash five slash zero zero. And I said, whoa, that's weird. Zero zero.

And now it's seven slash six slash 23. What the hell are these numbers? They're so weird. But they're so fun. I'm happy that we're taking this trip. And I'm happy that I was able to see the last 23 years. And hopefully we get another couple of sets of 23 still ahead.

And of course, the other big reason why I'm grateful for the last 23 years is because a couple of years ago, I got to meet Aurora. And she just called me before I went on the air.

She called me. She must ask her mother if she can FaceTime me. And she wanted to tell me what she ate and that she, she missed me and that one of my coming home.

So that's nice. That's one thing I could have never have anticipated on one five oh oh in high school.

But tonight is going to be one of those shows where we kind of talk about the little, not the little things. I think the most important things in life. And they were going to be centered around being outside.

Got a guest coming in. He's already in the studio. He's chilling out literally chilling out because outside is just hot and muggy. It is definitely a summer day. And his name is Walter Zolna.

He's got a nice little YouTube account that I hope we can get a lot of people to go and follow him in all of his adventures outside because he's just like you and I. He's an every man.

Who just spends time outside looking for trails looking for state national parks and anything else. He can just get lost in the wilderness a little bit and set up cameras and and just show off all of the wonderful streams and hills and valleys and peaks and wonder. It's just it's just great stuff.

And I think it it should inspire some calls for people out there to jump on with us somewhere along the midway point of this broadcast and start sharing with us what the most beautiful places on earth that you've ever set your eyes upon or what were they.

So you're going to be able to be part of a of this show here tonight as we take a little bit more of a break from the madness will do some madness in the in the the pre show in the grand bag.

Don't worry about that. But that's what we have. I'm hosting a special guest here in studio tonight. Walters and outdoorsmen who captures cinematic views of trails and parks and natural historical locations all over the country.

So can't wait to bring you all along for that ride. Now tomorrow night. It was just going to be me and Matt.

But we have an exclusive now that has come through. I'm making about 30 minutes tomorrow night for Mr. Sal Greco to be calling him through zoom.

Now Sal Greco you might have seen him in the news over the course of the last few months, especially he is a New York police department veteran who came under political fire and is now just out of New York state altogether.

He's just enjoying his life in Florida. He came under political pressure and heat from the city for his friendship with Roger Stone. Well, he's coming on tomorrow with a big exclusive about some things that have been going on behind the scenes concerning the NYPD and him.

So that's going to be interesting. He says I want to call in tomorrow. It's going to be his first time on the show. I wanted his first time on the show to be an in studio appearance. That'll still happen sometime.

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