So here's one of your big headlines for the day.

They finally came out with that report on Old James Comey and how he got everything started

with his memo. He leaked to his buddy who took it to the New York Times so that he

could create the whole Trump-Russia narrative thing, obstruction of justice thing that Comey

was really into. And he created that story and it overtook a lot of this nation's media

for two years. And the FBI said you shouldn't do that. That's a terrible thing to do.

Right. But we're not going to charge you with anything.

Right. You violated all kinds of rules. That was awful. What if everybody did that? It

would destroy the FBI but we're going to give you a pass. Well, in you as the head guy,

it's especially horrific that you did that. But you know, let's not get hung up on this.

No charges. Okay. More on that later. Yeah. A couple of things. Number one, a little

later in the hour, we'll get to the new California Sex Education guidelines for fourth through

sixth graders, the stuff they're teaching ten-year-olds. You're not going to believe it. I don't

want to hear it. And I'm not a Puritan on this stuff. I have a fourth grader. I'm a little

more, you know, I don't know what you'd call it. I'm a little more permissive on this

stuff than I think a lot of you are. But you're not going to friggin' believe it. And listen,

if you can't stay tuned, check out the podcast later because you're not going to believe it.

Stay tuned. I'm going to give you the New York Times headline from the story they were just

talking about. A Justice Department watchdog report sharply criticizes the XVI FBI Director

James Comey for leaking memos about his interaction with President Trump. Yep. So, as you

get ahead of him, you break the rules, you get sharply criticized. Yeah, that's got to be

hurtful. Oh boy, I hope he's okay. He's wounded. I'll bet he's wounded. Somebody's

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