I don't know. I feel like things always happen on a Friday. Big stories break on a Friday. And as I just mentioned with Chris, but in case you haven't seen it, there is some breaking news, this absolutely bonkers story that just posted tonight concerning, well, the clown car of people who make up Trump's cabinet. And I mean, this time, it's really focused on FBI director Cash Patel.

And it's an explosive new story in the Atlantic that just posted. It cites dozens of FBI sources,

which is a big deal. It's not, it's a lot of sources in this story, detailing new allegations about

Patel, including some sources who say Patel is frequently drunk on the job, regularly absent from work, and paranoid about

getting fired. And there's quite an anecdote about that we're going to talk about. And I'm just

going to read you a few of the key passages, because I think that will tell you everything you need to

know about this story. Here's one. Several officials told the Atlantic that Patel's drinking has been

a recurring source of concern

across the government. Early in his tenure, meetings and briefings had to be rescheduled for later

in the day. As a result of his alcohol-fueled nights, six current and former officials and others

familiar with Patel's schedule told the Atlantic, as a sidebar, not normal. I've normal ever into administrations. Again, back to the

quote. On multiple occasions in the past year, members of his security detail had difficulty waking

Patel because he was seemingly intoxicated. This was Chris was just referencing. And that's according to

information supplied to Justice Department and White House

officials. A request for breaching equipment, normally used by SWAT and hostage rescue teams to

quickly gain entry into buildings, was made last year because Patel had been unreachable

behind locked doors, according to multiple people familiar with the request. Multiple officials also tell

the Atlantic that Patel is deeply concerned that his job is in jeopardy. Well, that's understandable.

And one incident earlier this month, Patel struggled to log into an internal computer system.

He quickly became convinced that he had been locked out, and he panicked, frantically

calling AIDS and allies to announce that he had been fired by the White House, according to

nine people familiar with his outreach, nine people. Now, the access problem turned out to,

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