Folks, welcome to the Eric Metax's show.

We're going to call this hour one, Albin, can we call this one?

Let's do that. Let's, let's nail that sucker. Let's call it hour one right now. And you know what I'll do? I'm going to call an audible here. The next hour we'll call it hour two. Would that be all right? Brilliant. That's why you're you and I'm me. You're brilliant. That's what I thought. So number one, hour one today, we're going to be

talking to Kevin McCullough. Remember, Votesradamus? Do you remember? Well, he is as awesome now as he ever

was. And he's in our next segment. He's going to come on. We're going to keep him on for the whole

hour and maybe drag him into hour two. And then we're going to talk to a new friend Doug

Lamb. Douglas Lamb has written a book called Men and Me Too. And it's about how are men

supposed to behave? And we know we're supposed to be gentlemen. Some of us know. But it's kind of

interesting. It's kind of important. And since here in New York, we have a governor that thinks

groping is okay. Actually, it's not okay. It's not okay. Albin, I'm just telling you straight up.

I don't care what you think. I'm telling you it is not okay. And we have a governor. He has

cultural differences. So in our two, we're going to talk to Doug Lamb.

But we're not going to talk about the governor.

Please, no, thank you.

But anyway, if he's still governor by the time we get to hour two, we'll see how that plays out.

He will be.

Okay, I want to read a letter that I got yesterday.

That was so moving to me.

But just before I read it, I want to remind my listeners, before I read this letter,

we're doing a fundraiser with food for the poor.

Now, I got to say, this is the one-year anniversary, roughly, of COVID breaking out in Honduras. That's where food for the poor is reaching out right now to help them. Okay?

So while we were dealing that here, the virus in Honduras was wreaking havoc because hunger, poverty, you know, disease.

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