I like to wait for the way.

Clear the way.

Clear the way.

Boy, the

profits of the breakdown.

This one just keeps going and going.

All right.

I'm clearing the way.

Go to Tomarello.

Boy, the profits of rage didn't really take off, did they?

It was a shock.

That was a big shock.

They didn't have, they had this song and like one other one.

And it's like, if you're going to do it, release an album and go all in.

No, they didn't, they have asked that whole thing.

That was a cash grab.

I think even if they would probably admit that. I mean, I loved Public Enemy for two albums, but I mean, Chuck D. is exceptionally relevant. Well, I just think that, you know, if you're going to be rage against the machine, be rage against the machine. Come on. Get Zach De La Rocha back. Do something. If anything. What the hell is Zach Delocha doing? It's not like he can sing for another band. He was doing some stuff. I think he put out a solo album and he did like some, like my life as a lion. It was not the name of the band. It was like My Day as a Lion. He fronted some, I think that's the name of it. but just get back together. Especially now. I mean, you've got to think of all bands that would have a place right now in society, it would be rage against the machine. Yeah, if you were an big alternative act with more than one song in the late 90s, early a early aughts, now is the time to get back together.

Or how about if you're a politically charged band, you have plenty to talk about now.

Yeah.

So.

Trump's a stinker.

I think that's their first single on the new album.

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