Do I just, I mean, do I just go ahead and introduce myself and say, what's up, folks?

Yeah, man, just roll it. Just roll it into it.

This is the right angle and I'm Alfonso Rachel with my buddy, Steve Green, and Bill Whittle, and I'm sitting in for Scott Ott and all that good, all that good stuff.

And, guys, I guess we don't stop rolling. We just keep on rolling.

This is what I saw, guys. I saw this is a Democrat representative elect Robert

Garcia will take an oath on the Constitution on a five million dollar Superman

number one kind like a vintage comment Superman hey and for a Democrat why would you want I'm asking guys, why would he want to do that?

I mean, because this is vintage Superman.

The Superman has stood for truth, justice, in the American way.

That's exactly right.

Hey, let's give credit where credit is due.

You know, I'm going to, you know, the biblical thing aside, which I think is a total insult,

but maybe this could be a step in the right direction, you know, truth just in American way.

Is that what you're going to uphold?

Robert Garcia, am I giving him too much credit, y'all?

I'd love it if he just uphold the damn constitution.

I don't think that's going to happen. I remember seeing a really, like, heroic

drawing of Superman on top of, like, a mountain creek, you know, a creek, like a mountain top,

rather. And he's just as Superman, as Superman gets it, you know, and it's like, and below that,

it said something to the effect of, you know, a man sent his only son to earth in order to

bring justice and peace to the world. This isn't him, you know, and I thought, I thought that

was kind of great. The thing about, well, first of all, does it, do either be know, are you

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