Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we're going to talk

about taking Mitch McConnell's advice, because he said something, it's a good idea.

It is. I know, it seems odd, but he did did and I think we should do it and we're going to do it in here.

We're going to take his advice right here. See, it's hard to get a read on McConnell because half the time he's acting like Trump's intern and just

doing whatever he says and then sometimes he breaks with him on weird issues and

it's hard to figure it out but he said that he's not in a hurry to do the next stimulus package.

Now what he actually said so I can be fair because I'm going to use him as an example of something.

I don't think we have yet felt the urgency of acting immediately.

That time could develop, but I don't think it has yet.

And I can get that from his point of view.

You know, I mean all his millionaire and billionaire buddies, they've already been belled out.

It's not like we need to worry about the little guy who is currently creeping towards

one in five being unemployed.

Yeah, no urgency though.

Get around to it whenever you want to. That's not his logic. His logic is that we need to

see what effect the money we've spent already. See the effects of that money. We need to see what it has caused. Now that is good advice.

That is good advice. Let's see what the money spent has done.

I like that.

So I went over to open secrets.org.

If you're not familiar with it, it is a website that allows you to determine

who owns your politician. or I'm sorry, who contributes

to the re-election campaign of your elected representatives who are always acting in good faith.

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