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So all we ask is that whatever you've decided to be politically, when you call into the show, you don't be a...

That is all, as we get back on the air on a big Tuesday. If you happen to be on the West Coast and you saw me over the weekend in Reno, this but for you, yes. And that goes out to everybody, everywhere I saw people

on the West Coast this weekend. My mom and I had the most glorious swing that I think you could

ever have in terms of traveling and, you know, the actual experience itself of we met so many

Fox fans.

We were in Carmel by the sea in California, and we went into Clint Eastwood's Saloon,

the Hogsbrough Saloon. It was outrageous. It was like walking into the Patriot Awards.

Every table there loaded with Fox News fans, like, hey, Jimmy, what are you doing here?

And your pink jacket. And they got to meet my mom.

And then we went on the Pacific Coast Highway.

And we went through Monterey and Big Sur and all the things you'd expect, you know, the Bixby Bridge and met so many Fox fans. And then we were like, all right, well, it'll calm down now that we're done in northern California. We'll head over to Reno. and that'll kind of reel this thing in and it'll be a little bit.

Yo, the Reno crowd, Saturday night at the Bartley Ranch, was so outrageous.

The questions were, like, so debauched that it ended with my mom on stage.

My mom was on stage Saturday night in a slam crack, you know, packed amphitheater,

telling dirty jokes under the night skies in Reno. It was one of the most outrageous experiences

in my life. And then we went to Gambies over in Sparks for dinner. And it was just the best time

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