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Happy Monday, ladies and gentlemen, and it is indeed a happy Monday. I'm calling the show today a white pill episode because we're just full of good news.

And, you know, the cynics that we are,

the skeptics that we are, how often does that happen? But today we have good news, not just on

an individual basis, but good news for society and for politics at large. We are, this is the

countdown, 42 days until President Donald Trump returns to the White House. That's in and of itself is good news.

We also have the verdict in the Daniel Penny case. Thank God for the men and women of this jury,

they rendered Daniel Penny not guilty. After the prosecution dropped the upper charge,

I believe that was Friday afternoon. They still had to deliberate on the

lower charge of criminally negligent homicide and they rendered a not guilty verdict. I felt this

relief in the pit of my stomach when I heard this news. I'm sure you did as well. We're going to

dive into the implications of that verdict today. We're also going to watch a couple of videos that I think

it's important for us to look at. President Trump absolutely schooled NBC, which, who doesn't

enjoy watching Trump squash the mainstream media? We have some updates on Syria. What exactly is

happening in Syria? Whose side are we on? What should the United States' role be in this conflict? What is our interest in Syria? We're going to dive into that because it seems that there is some confusion in our country about what's going on there. But we're going to start the show today with a question. What is Matt Gates going to do next? He was nominated by President Trump originally

to be Attorney General after just a short duration of time. He withdrew his nomination.

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