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Folks, welcome back. This is our two. Lots more crazy stuff to share. Albin, I got stuff to share. I don't know if I'm going to be able to get this in. It's nuts. It's nuts. It's nuts, it's nuts. Maybe it'll have to leak over until tomorrow. Yeah. Because in a couple of minutes, we're talking our friend Jeff Myers for the rest of the hour. I mentioned the video, the procedure. Folks, this is an important assignment, very important, that you send that video to everyone you know. I talked about it before. It's called the procedure.

It's four minutes long. Got to get the word out about that video. Got to send it to everyone

you know who is going to vote. Tell them you've got to watch this before you vote. Know what you're

voting for. You need to know. You need to understand what you're voting for. All right.

So, Albin, yes. Today is the 30th. The 31st. I'm sorry, today's the 31st, which means

it's what we call All Hallows Eve or Halloween. Okay. All Hallows Eve. Yeah. A couple of things we've got to talk about with all Hallows Eve,

with Halloween, but we also have to say that typically October 31st is celebrated as Reformation Day.

That's right. Why? Why? Why? That's what I want to know. Why? Well, it's pretty simple. Everybody says

that's the day Martin Luther nailed the 95

theses to the door of the castle church in Wittenberg, except guess what? That probably never

happened. At least it didn't happen on that day. The reason everybody says it happened on that day

is because on that day, Martin Luther did something we know he did on that day.

He posted a letter to the Archbishop of Mainz.

And anyway, it's all in my book.

If you subscribe to my newsletter, I sent a whole thing today about Martin Luther.

I've been reading my own Martin Luther book.

I know, you told me.

I wrote it five years ago. That's right. It came out five years ago. Yeah, because it was a 500th anniversary. Five anniversary. And I thought, you know, maybe I should reread it or should read it because I, you know, I tend not to read my books. but I've been reading it, and it's kind of funny because I've

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