Oh, hot damn.

Down go the Boston Red Sox.

Maybe not the biggest story in the world to you across the country.

But to me, the Yankees win.

That's a big deal.

And even if you're not a baseball fan, you have to agree.

Watching the Red Sox go scoreless over nine innings was refreshing because it was nice to see something getting shut down

besides the government. That's true. That is true. Big Friday episode of Fox Across America,

Lincoln Fala, who was with me up in the Bronx last night. I may or may not have legal custody

of him at this point after what we did. He will stop by to recap the week and look ahead at the weekend in high school sports, little playground politics. And comedian Aaron Berg is coming by to goof off. Why? Because the government still shut down. And most of what they're fighting over is ridiculous. So if they're not going to take today seriously, I've got to be honest. I'm not going to take it seriously either. We're just going to goof off for three hours. You're all welcome to be a part of it.

Can you dig it? Can you dig it? Can you dig it? All the Yankee fans digging the action up in

the Bronx last night for nothing. The final score score the Yankees advanced to go beat up

the Blue Jays up in Toronto let's go so we have one station on a 200 that cares like WOR if you're

listening on 710 the voice in New York it's like a local show at least for the first few minutes

anyway, because you guys care, you're excited the Yankees won. And across the country,

you should be excited. You want to know why? You don't even have to be a baseball fan.

We're going through a cultural change right now. Like last night, probably the two loudest moments

in the stadium last night, okay, with the tail end of the national anthem, they had an opera guy singing. People would have liked him more if his shirt was a little tighter. I'm like, come on, guy, I need to see 99% of the nibble. 98 is not enough on the jumbo tron. We need to full 99, dare I say 100, but they were so rowdy for the national anthem. And during the seventh inning stretch, the Yankees always do the YMCA. They've been doing that since 1996. Okay, and everybody always gets into it because it's an easy dance, the Y, the M, the C, and the A. It's actually how you figure out who is sober enough to drive home. Because if they can't do the Y, the M, the C, and the A. This could be a problem.

Yeah, I think we're going to have to grab Vinny's keys.

Either we're going to drive or we're going to do an Uber.

But last night, the YMCA, not the loudest song of the seventh inning.

It was God bless America.

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