Hey! Well, we got a lot to talk about this hour. We'll get to the governor's race. We'll get to Eric Adams. Hey, by the way, the Grammys did not do great in the ratings. Last year, the Grammys are an all-time low, 8.8 million. That's very low for a grammy award so this is a show that

years ago would get 80 million viewers 100 million viewers and the 8 million uh you know the

sean hannity radio show in the afternoon gets like 18 million people so 8 million saw the

grammy's 8.8 million last year. This year, 8.9 million. Another, another disaster.

Real, real low. Joe Bartlett, you didn't watch the Grammys, did you?

No. No interest, sorry. Yeah, that's a, the problem with a lot of this music is,

I love that music, but you don't need to see it.

You don't, there's nothing, uh, you don't really need to watch it.

And, uh, it's just one great musical performance after another, which used to be exciting.

If this were 25 years ago, you could see Duelapus and you could see every great artist.

You could see watch them perform.

But you don't need that anymore because you can go on YouTube anytime you want and watch any artist you want in a

thousand performances you want to see her singer or latest hit go to YouTube it's 47 different

concert versions of it so and people watch these all the time so it doesn't really mean anything

anymore uh to do the Grammys.

And what's his name, Trevor Noah?

Just a nothing weak sort of a host.

And they keep talking about John Battista.

He's the bandleader on the Colbert Show, who was the big winner.

Why did he get so many Grammys? He was walking away like seven of them. I don't know. They must like him. Yeah, and then you see some critics who'll say, well, John Batista, he's from the Stephen Colbert show. That's, you know, appeals to a younger audience. Did you ever look at the numbers on the Colbert show? I'm not kidding. Average viewer age is 63 years old.

63.

There's nobody under 58 that's watching Stephen Colbert ever.

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