This is Penn Sunday School, and to all listening ears,

All angels sing down from the sky, all music on the stage.

Penn Sunday School.

For other than sisters, welcome to Penn Sunday School, starring Penn Gillette.

My name is Max Blano, Matt Donnelly is off, so we're doing shows with him.

But Penn and I are broadcasting from the show Creator Studios in Las Vegas.

Author, Mark Ammanter is here, and we're going to talk about his new book,

The Break, President Reagan and his Nuclear War scare of 1983.

And that's right, we're going to do a show like a don'ts, mostly.

Here he is, free to love, Mr. Penn Gillette.

You know, we're going to talk about all-out nuclear war and the annihilation of life on planet Earth.

But first, cotton candy grapes.

Cotton candy grapes, yeah.

I think we need to mark, we need to mark that Paul Simon did his last show.

That's very sad.

I guess so, I guess so.

You know, I have reports that he stood on stage at the end of silence,

that sounds of silence, was his voice was so quiet that he may have been crying,

which is possible, I suppose.

Everybody in the audience was, and he had his hands up over his head in like a,

in a V, and just stood on stage for a long time,

which made me think at the end of the show, maybe think about him telling me,

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