Well, we have a couple of quick items today.

First, despite all the threats and Democrats like Chuck Uishuma and Nancy Pelosi about removing

President Trump via the 25th Amendment or a second impeachment, that is highly unlikely.

Roll call says there's a very simple reason these things probably won't happen.

A lot of lawmakers have already left town. They are vaminos.

The Senate's not scheduled to come back until January 19th, the day before inauguration ceremony.

He's not a single senator objected to scheduling what's called a pro forma session,

which means no business will be conducted until inauguration eve.

So all this talk is just that. It's talk. It's posturing in front of the cameras.

Second item. The Trump administration is still working.

They're about to publish new regulations to give miners access to more federal land.

Reuters reports Joe Biden may be able to reverse some of it,

but many reforms enacted by President Trump are irreversible and Biden will have to restart the

rulemaking process on others, which could take years. This really ticks off the environmentalist

wackos, which is good. Now, maybe the best part of the story is how the fast-track permitting process

that President Trump is using came into existence. It was a law signed.

My president Barack Hussein, oh, in 2015, sometimes what goes around comes around in the most delightful ways.