So let's start off today with John Federman.

He was raising some eyebrows with his choppy opening statement in the Senate.

It was quite frightening, actually.

It was part of the Senate baking committee hearing, and he was the last senator to dive

into questioning, and I use the word dive loosely.

Okay.

And, you know, how in Little League, there's always, and it's Little League, so it doesn't

matter.

There's one kid that is a little bit behind all of the other kids in terms of ability.

And you often see that kid stuck out in right field, and the entire game, the coach just

closes his eyes and goes, please don't hit it to right field.

Please don't hit it to right field.

Please don't hit it to right field.

And he tells Jimmy, who's the center fielder, dude, you got to just play right center field

because if that ball is hit to Louis out in right field, Louis can't catch it, Louis

can't throw it.

And so Louis is just stuck out there in right field with a collective, just hope of the

team and the parents of the ball not hit to Louis.

That is who better men is, like he's a necessary vote for the Democrats to be able to continue

to push their agenda through because of the divided Senate.

Yet it's a weird thing where in this game, the ball is hit to Louis every game because

he has to speak.

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