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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, what's going on, Raj? Hey, hey, hey, Rheerun. Ha! I, um, it's Friday, Albin.

I know. And you know what happens on Fridays? Uh, the weekend begins. You know what? Funnily enough.

Funnily. That's exactly the case. Funnily. Did you say funnily enough? Funnily enough. Last night, by the way, in a couple of

minutes, we're going to continue our conversation with the great Oz Guinness. If you're wondering, did I tune in on a very

special day, this is a very special day. Oz Guinness is the bomb. He's all that girl. Yeah. He is the bomb. Oz Guinness is it.

He has a brand new book out. I just want to say to folks, if you care about America, uh, you, you should read Oz Guinness's new

book and his previous book was a, um, suicide, a free people suicide. This is a last call for liberty. This is last call for

liberty, but he is a treasure. He's become a friend. He's been a friend actually for many years. Uh, he's the one that really came up with

the idea for Socrates in the city. Uh, low these 19 years ago. This very night. Actually, it's true. Uh, and so, but I want to say in a couple

of minutes, we're talking to Oz Guinness. And this is part two. If you missed part one, that was yesterday, was it yesterday? Yeah. Yes.

It was yesterday. It was yesterday. Right. Our one in any event. Uh, very important, very important. He is just a treasure. So I want to talk about that. Uh, in

our two, we're talking with a Hillsdale college professor of military history, fascinating, uh, to get to talk to him. Uh, we've got veterans day coming up. Um, okay, Albin. Yes. We have a lot to talk about right now.

Right now. I want to say, first of all, last night, uh, I went, my wife and I never get to do this. We're, I think like we're middle aged people who live on the upri side. You know, yesterday.

Is that a bad? No, no, no, it's just kind of funny to me that I realized, hey, what happened? But we went, we went, we went downtown to hear our friend. She's been on this program many times. Her name is Melanie Penn. Oh, yes.

And she's got a new album coming out. We're, we're she's doing a Christmas show here in New York on the. Uh, oh, I think it's the 16th of December. Uh, so if you're in New York on the 16th of December, Melanie, Penn's got a big show. But she's been on this program.

And she is a singer songwriter. And she is so terrific. I mean, she's a woman of Christian faith. Not all her songs deal with that directly. I mean, she's just like a regular singer songwriter.

Uh, who who touches on issues of faith and life and pain and, you know, like it's, she's terrific. And so we went last night and we, we heard her and our friend Sally Lloyd Jones was there.

And if you were listening to this program, uh, not too long ago, we had on Laura Sorry, who, uh, she, while she was our guest, I was just kind of a fun thing. I just want to let people know their fun things happening in New York.

If you are, if you are looking for something fun and wholesome, there was no stabbing, uh, there was no antifa mob. It was just delightful. But Melanie Penn, uh, has a new album coming out. And we just, we really enjoyed that last night. It was a real blessing. So I want to, I want to thank Melanie for all she does. She's true. She's, she's been on this world tour. This is the weirdest thing. Melanie was no joke. She, like I looked at all the dates that she was playing and she was overseas and she was, she was in Greece. And I thought Greece.

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