Hello everyone.

And welcome to another episode of getting hammered.

I'm here, as always, with my co-host,

Pick Mattis of the Washington Free Beacon.

We are your morning show for any hour. Come

get the news, but like, don't get freaked out. That's what we're going for. At least most of the

times. Sometimes I get a little worked up. Sometimes I get a little worked up. We'll see how it goes

today. How's it going, Vic? Sometimes. Hello, Mary Catherine. Doing fine. You know, it's funny. I'm still getting up early, even though the

England trip was last week, which is fine, which is fine because I can get a lot of work done

in the morning, amazingly even exercise. But I used to say it is much easier coming back to the

States than going to Europe because you come back to States, you know, it's easier to stay

up an extra five hours than it is to go to sleep five hours

early unless you're taking Ambien or something like that, right? Which I don't do the,

I don't do the drugs for the sleeping. So it's fine. But yet every now and then, I'll just wake up

now early in the morning. And here's the weird thing. I have a very solid plan when I go to Europe.

And pretty much the whole family followed my plan, except for Kate, who dared to take an

afternoon nap when we arrived in England. I said, don't do that. I said, you're going to wake up in

darkness. I said, but no, she was okay. She made it. We went out to dinner at a pub. It was lovely.

But my plan is, as many people

agree with me, you hit the ground running. You do not go to sleep. And then you go to sleep by 8 p.m.

People go to sleep at 8 p.m. So that's fine. Let's do it that way. So more to that point,

I took the British Airways night flight, so not the 6 p.m., but rather 11 p.m.

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