Happy Monday.

What a fine Monday.

I'm in good spirits.

Lincoln Phelah may be joining us tomorrow.

It's Veterans Day.

He's off from school.

The Clark Rams did not, did not win their football game on Saturday.

The season is over.

Amen.

Heavy day in the Fela House, but the Linkman in pretty good spirits. We hung out Saturday night and again yesterday. We actually watched the Pittsburgh Steelers game last night that very much resembled high school football. But the one thing I would tell you is this fall has been, it's been such a great, like a phenomenal time for me. I had no stand-up shows. I was in New York

and I watched every single game, every single scrimmage, got to go to every parent event.

And it was actually like a really cool thing to do. And if you ever find yourself in a position,

you know, where you have to choose between maybe a little, little, you know, more business,

which gives you a little less family, if you're lucky enough little, you know, more business, which gives you a little

less family. If you're lucky enough to, you know, gamble on the family side of things and

spend that extra time, you really are rewarded for it in a long run. We had a phenomenal time.

He's a lousy dad, but he's right.

I had a feeling that was coming. But as we get underway, it is not about Lincoln Phala and the Clark Rams.

It is very much about this back and forth with the government.

And to be clear, what it represents, and this is something we were talking about last week heading into the elections,

is it's the end of the shutdown, but it's the very beginning of the war taking place in the Democrat Party,

where senior leadership like Chuck Schumer catching all kinds of hell on social media right now,

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