And for Mark, here again is Jesse Weber.

And welcome back, everybody.

I saw Oppenheimer last night.

I thought it was amazing.

Like amazing acting, incredibly well done.

I'll just never see it again.

It was very heavy.

But I got to tell you, I got to tell you, they talk about the bomb, right?

The Trinity tests, like where they test the bomb.

So much hype around it.

They're not going to use special effects. I felt like it was a dud. I was like, that's it.

For anybody who saw the movie, tell me I'm wrong. Tell me I'm wrong. I went to IMAX for 90 seconds.

I didn't need to see a political drama on widescreen surround sound systems for that. I love the movie. Just it's a little disappointing there. All right. I'm going to take your calls right now. Get a little bit more into what we're talking about. 800321-0-710. Let's go to Alan from New York. Hey, Alan. How you doing? Yes, good. I hope you're well also. I hope you're well too.

Oh, yes. I'm surviving, brother. Look, I'm a senior citizen, and I just would like to get a

grasp on this. What are three significant things that the average American can do to get this country into the right direction and not these left-wing people out of the box?

You got to vote. You got to vote. You have to be informed and you got to communicate. That's it. That's what it is.

And by the way, today, with social media, we have a way of organizing and getting ideas out

and really getting the message out and talking to their politicians in a way that we never did

before.

So I do have hope.

As sometimes I seem pessimistic about things, but I do have hope.

I'm optimistic about what we see.

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