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Somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building, we once again made contact with our leader, Mike Lovane.

Hello America, Mark Lovane, our number 877381381187738133811.

Well, Florida is going to get whacked. The only question is, where is this storm going to come on land?

Excuse me, folks. Now, I've been spending most of the day working in two homes, my parents' former home, in our home, moving things around and so forth, and all day long.

All day long, the track has been a dead-on-hit.

But now it seems to be moving ever so slightly north.

So we'll see. Nothing I can do about it. Nothing anyone can do about it.

I don't know, climate change. Right. Got it. There have been hurricanes before.

There is a... well, there is a repetitious allegation.

Again, Sean Hannity and the primetime lineup on Fox.

That these people are advisors to the present of the United States.

And that, luckily, the news operation separates itself from these pedestrian opinion givers, as they do, of course, at CNN and MSNBC.

And what they really hate about the lineup, the primetime line Fox, is it not only carries Fox, weekend and week out, month in and month out, into the best ratings on cable, as well as Fox and Friends.

But it devastatingly crushes the other cable channels. Devastatingly.

And so these other channels, the news organizations generally like to attack Hannity and others.

They like to attack Lou Dobbs over there at the Fox Business Network.

Because they give advice to the president. They're shills, you see.

I want to play this for you. Nathan Lemire today on the morning, Schmo. Let's go. Cut 16. Go.

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