Hey, this is Tre, thank you for joining us for another Thursday edition of our podcast,

which is Q&A Day, I guess, her question day and sometimes their answers, sometimes

are just like long meaningless series of sentences. But I'm going to do my best to answer

the questions today, depending on what they may be. And for that, I would need Mary Langston,

whom I feel like I haven't done this with her in a month of Sundays, but maybe when you get old,

it just seems like it's been a long time. It does seem like it's been a long time. Welcome

back to South Carolina, Tre. Well, you too, Mary Langston. And it, you know, no offense, we have,

many states, we have 50, 50 beautiful states. But I very much like being in this one. So I am

thrilled to be back in South Carolina, although I did enjoy being in New York. And I better leave

it right there. So I like to be on track me. Fair enough, we're glad to have you back. And we

better get started, Tre. We have another great round of thoughtful questions. They're all over

the board, which is always great. And we appreciate all for sending them our way. Great for you.

For whom? What they pick are eight. We'll find out. We will find out. It is arranged. There's some

laws and politics, some foreign affairs and some sports. So endless sports. How about that?

Well, let's start with sports. And then, and then endless sports. How about that?

We'll see what happens. Well, we'll go ahead and get started, Tre. We appreciate you all for

sending the questions. We always look forward to it each week. We'll start with a question from

Mary Ann and Idaho. And she writes, what is the strategy for Brian Coburger standing silent and

not entering a plea? Are you listening very carefully? Yes. What is the strategy for Brian Coburger

standing silent and not entering a plea? That's the question. That's the question. All right, here's

the answer. There is not one. There's no strategy. The only possible strategy is if he is going to

try and pursue some mental health defense, either trial or synodcing. And even though, I don't

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