Well, we've got a lot to talk about. We'll get to Israel. We'll get to high heels, Ron. We'll get to the Trump trial. We'll get to Joe Biden, the marathon, Eric Adams, the World Series, late night TV, and a lot more. Hey, that was interesting. Now, that was the final Beatles song, the final one. It might not have been what you're expecting you remember

you know you this is not from the ed sullivan beetles this is the later Beatles the uh abbey road

let it be album uh beetles and remember by then it's um 1970 71 so uh you, the final album, they were done.

They broke up. Had there been one more album, that would have been the song on it.

And the reason we just played it is this is the world premiere.

Every IHeart station just played it at once.

IHeart is actually the biggest media company in the world in terms of audience, 800 stations,

the app, all the I-Hart stuff together.

The whole platform is 250 million people.

Nobody else can claim that.

So we just played the song everywhere, every station, everything we got for a couple hundred

million people right there just heard it. That's it. The world premiere. So, hey, also, I forgot,

we'll get to George Santos. He won the vote. They voted to expel him, and Santos won.

I feel like due process is still alive.

I feel like there's enough colleagues on both side of the aisle here who understand that.

And I think that this isn't a victory for me.

And as I just told you, this is a victory for due process.

There you go.

It's a victory for con men everywhere that a good con man like a likable con man like this can survive.

You know, you probably should have thrown him out.

But how could you throw him out and keep Rashid Talib, the vicious anti-Semite?

Or, I mean, you want to start throwing out to congressmen for lying?

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