All right, glad you were the slow it up today. Right down our toll free telephone number.

You want to be a part of this extra rave against a wow. I got a poll just released.

We just threw it on Hannity.com. I know Fox News.com has it as well. Matt Towery, different

from Fox News, the server. I don't know what service they use for polling. I've known

Matt going back to 94 in Newt Gingrich in the polling in the contract with America.

He's one of the best pollsters I know along with John McLaughlin. And there are official

pollsters for this election season and and Matt did a poll in Utah, not good news for Mitt Romney.

Republicans in Utah furious with Mitt Romney. We'll get into that in some detail today.

Bill O'Reilly checks in today. We'll do a quick hit. He only has like five minutes,

but he's going to give it to a secretary Ben Carson will join us. He's on the on the road today.

On a bus tour, I believe we have some new news as relates to what's going on today.

Just to sum up, I don't want to get into all the weeds and the details because it gets old and

tiring, but and I know people 24 hours, 24 hours. All right. Now we've begun the 16 hours of

questioning where senators submit their questions to the chief justice of the Supreme Court,

John Roberts presiding to ask House managers, uh, prosecuting the case and Trump's defense

attorneys and staffers, uh, and they try to organize it in a way that it's not repetitious,

which is impossible. I'd say mildly more interesting in some instances because, well, to be frank,

the, the Adam shifts, the compromise congenital liars of the world are not particularly bright and

smart and good on their feet. Um, so it's, it gets interesting. But anyway, up to 16 hours for

questions, they're asked today and tomorrow and they take turns and asking the questions and

it can be directed at the prosecution, the defense, but not to other senators at the end of

the questioning is when this issue Trump's lawyers will have four hours each, along with the

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