So we've found somebody in government who's in the know about this.

Security for the state of the Union address. Do you want that information or would that ruin what we're about to hear?

Should we hear the posturing first?

Yeah, I absolutely think we should start with the posturing.

So perhaps you've heard this already that Nancy Pelosi has come out with...

Well, why don't we play the Pelosi one?

Number the first one.

The first one was the state of the Union officially off. No, not Pelosi.

That was Brett Baer who looks and sounds nothing like Nancy Pelosi.

This isn't. But there's hundreds of people working on the logistics and security of it. Most of those people are in a federal government.

But that's just another shutdown. But that is at the point that pointed security.

So Nancy Pelosi is a unleashed a two-headed beast of an argument that number one, it's tough to have security for the state of the Union with the Department of Homeland Security furloughed.

And there has been a response to that and we'll get to that. But then at the same time, well, we shouldn't have business as usual during a shutdown.

So is it one or the other? Or is it a combination?

You always know your deal with somebody who's job in you when they throw out a couple of different reasons why something's happened.

And a handful of people. You're supposed to surmise, kind of add up to so we can't do it.

Yeah, I can't be there.

Well, you know, it's funny. Life does sometimes work that way.

All things being equal, I kind of like to go, but it's going to rain and my wife's mad and I think that's going to sink.

It's running a little slow. I got to dream that thing out of it.

So anyway, it's absolutely fake. It's phony. It's posturing. She wants to deny the president, the vaunted, the noble, the impressive stage that is the state of the Union interest.

You're a approval ratings often go up after the so too. He's it. He was at 41% in the ABC poll the other day. Right. Right.

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