Hey, all right, let me see. I don't, I can't remember where, what's where? It's been days since I've been here. It's been like five days since I've been here.

Joe Bartlett, a good Memorial Day weekend down there in South Carolina.

Not as good as you had up there in New York and New Jersey. You had beautiful weather. We need some rain and wind down here.

Yeah, I'll tell you something. This is the first time we've seen this happen where for the entire four-day weekend,

five days, bright, beautiful sunshine, like near 80 degrees, sunny, absolutely perfect weather

for four or five days. And I've got to be honest, it gets you after a while. You know, like the, well, like the fourth day, you know, like, enough with the sunshine. What am I going to do? Just sit here, lie in the sun. What I'm just lie here in the beach, lie by the pool? I mean, it's enough with this sunshine. You need to kind of appreciate that occasional cloudiness of rain. It gives you a chance to get other things done.

And Memorial Day, you know, it's not about barbecues.

It's about honoring those that gave their lives for our country.

And I know that because any time you looked at Instagram yesterday,

that's all you saw, everybody posting that.

It's not National Barbecue Day.

And, you know, a picture of fallen heroes and memorials and all, and they were reminding you, reminding you. But they're posting this from a barbecue. And they're reading it at a barbecue. And the meantime I see barbecue smoke everywhere I look. I smell hot dogs every place, but you're supposed to. It's an important holiday and it was a great weekend. Anyway, we've got lots to get to.

We'll get to this crazy budget deal. Really is insane. You can't trust these Democrats or these Republicans. They all stink on this.

We'll get to Taylor Swift. We'll get to the migrants. Eric Adams, Jeffrey Epstein. Hey, you're a favorite.

Chris Christie is running. It looks like he's going to run.

Thank God he was available. I love these guys. You get guys who serve in government, president,

governor, whatever, and then they're out, and that's it. You know,

you take a very fine man like George Pataki, who was an excellent governor, and he's out. He went to work in a law firm, doing very, you know, very successful, doing very well in his

private sector career, making a lot of money, but also devoting a major part of his time

to serving charitable work he's

Hungarian so he's doing tremendous work for people in Hungary Ukraine he's raising

money you see a guy really making some of his life afterwards then you get a guy

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