This did not surprise me. Did they?

Hi, I'm Julie. Oh, Julie Van Deres. I'm so used to you being here.

Julie Van Deres is here, Fox News is on and she'll be doing our number with me at the top of

the hour. We are going to do our number. Very excited. That's why I wanted to spend my whole

morning and afternoon. What are you doing after the show when I do? I'm going, I'd like to go

back to Southampton and I've loved it. Yeah, I'd love to go back. I have a car that will

commit you right there. Right. I have to find your way back. Yeah, on my own. Yeah, exactly.

Walk. So this, this coach, first of all, the whole freedom of religion and the right to pray in

public is something that I find so infuriating because this would have set a precedent that if you

cannot sit at lunch because you're a teacher in a school, right? Where, you know, religion is

supposed to be separated church and state hall of that nonsense. If you're sitting at lunch and

you're about to eat lunch, as my children are taught in Catholic school, they pray every time

they eat a meal, they pray before snacks. So if you can't sit and pray to yourself, you're going

to be discriminated against that. That's what these liberals want to discriminate against those

who want to pray. But you know, as your thing is, I'm sure if this guy was a Muslim and he wanted

to pray three times during the game, during the first quarter, they'd be scared to death to

even challenge that. No, never say anything because they would be scared and they would be

accused of being racist and everything, every other name in the book. Absolutely. So that's,

I'm waiting on the remain in Mexico too. And also the EPA against West Virginia. Why? Because a lot

of these EPA are so oppressive with their demands because they hate fossil fuels.

West Virginia stood up and said, this is egregious. And my hope is that they get a big brushback

because if not, this John Kerry Joe Biden environment or bust attitude, I think it's going to

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