Hi, it's Saturday. It's the Saturday show, and I was on a very good podcast this week. Let me tell you the origins of the podcast. There is a professor, a political science professor at Brown, named Corey Brett Schneider. And there is a comedian, but also a political guy named John Fuglesang.

Maybe you've heard of Brett Schneider on the show.

Maybe you've heard of Fuglesang out there in the ether.

And so Brett Schneider and Fuglesang came together and said,

we must do something with our last names.

We could have an umpah band.

We could possibly sell zithers on the corner. No, we should put Fuglesang and Brett Schneider, Brett Schneider and Fuglesang, united in the podcast form.

This podcast will be called The Oath in the Office, and we will one day invite Mike Peska.

And that all came to pass, as did the Umpa band. But that's another

story for another time, for this time on this day. Mike Peska, that's me, Fuglesing, and Brett

Schneider on the oath in the office.

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