Oh yeah, here we are again folks. Welcome to the big show on a Wednesday. How are you?

Great to be with you. Um, why do I got to report? Nothing really. I guess we'll get right

on with it. Big day in DC yesterday. John Cuenin and Mitch McConnell, the man without a chin.

They caved on a bill, a gun control bill, so to speak, lack of a better term. The Senate

unveiled Tuesday the language of the bipartisan gun control deal. Sent us a John Cuenin,

Republican, Texas, struck with Democrats at Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell's

behest. What is he, Vito, Colony? Yeah, not a buttons in the family center, not a buttons

on my behest. Just a chance. Yeah. Um, yeah. Are you saying he knows nothing about these

matters? My knowledge. I'm going to find out what that will happen here. All right, this

committee is now adjourned. Yeah, you better find out what happened. I'll tell you what

happened. I've been telling you people, the Republicans, it's the best metaphor in it,

whatever. The Republicans, other Washington generals and the Democrats who are in power

of the Harlem Globetrotis and they travel together and the Republicans pretend to be the opponents

of the Democrats. When actually, you know, Mitch McConnell is twirling the ball of

curly nail and metal luck lemon. Do you get what I'm saying? NPR reports that the gun control

expands background checks for gun buyers ages 18 through 20. The legislation also expands

the prohibited buyers list by adding dating relationships under the domestic violence

clause, thus closing the boyfriend loophole, which sounds dirty. Democrats have been arguing

against for years. I don't see a problem with that. If there's a, you know, if somebody's

got a restraining water out against some nut case, I think that's what they're talking about.

I don't know. Uh, but the rest of it, again, it's all going after people who buy guns

legally, they understand it going after the wrong people and it's always going to be that

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