And we're not live. Welcome back to Loopcast. Today we have Loopcast Light. Tom is off in the

wild, the wilds of Middle America, filming for us. I believe today he's shadowing a plumber.

And I can't wait to see what that ends up looking like. So that's fun.

And Josh, you're looking fabulous today.

Well, I thank you.

Yes.

And we're filming early because Josh is off traveling the world as well.

But we wanted to make sure that we touch base with you all.

We have an intense, is that the right word, intense show lined up for you. The story out of Charlotte, there's been more details, more video released of the incident with the stabbing of

the Ukrainian refugee that I think there is more to be set about. So we will definitely dive into

that. We've got another jobs report revision. And maybe things were not as great during Biden as some

people were reporting that they were shocker we're going to talk about that some thoughts on the

economy what's going on there and then we have this crazy poll out on gen z and it explains in part

why the guys and girls cannot get it together literally.

And then of course we have good news in Twilight Zone though.

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