Is it just me or is the coffee broken today? I am having the hardest time. I was up very late last night trying to get everything together that I needed for the Christmas show because I got some travel between now and the Christmas show and my gosh, I can't wake up today. I'm doing my best. If I hadn't said anything, you wouldn't notice, but I'm honest and transparent.

Okay.

All right.

So I want to go to the Fulms out of the gate here.

I want to go to Greg.

I don't want to keep you waiting.

Greg,

Greg, welcome.

Thank you very much.

Yeah, I was reading a book by James Mishner called the Bridget Ondow about the revolt in Budapest in 1956.

The Hungarians finally got tired of being lied to.

And one of the things that jumped off the page was when he stated,

living under the communists and their perversion of common sense.

And that's what we're living under today. We're being told that men can menstruate and have babies and boys can compete and track and field with girls because they identify as girls.

And now in New York City, you've got children sitting outside in the cold, being told

they can't speak to each other at lunch. And that's where we've gotten. And when the most basic

normal, common sense things are pilloried by the media and by the establishment, what are you left

to do? Eventually, the people lose it. And I think that's where we're headed as a nation.

Yeah, I think so. And that's why I actually think you're seeing such a dramatic swing in polling right now.

Because in this country, the way we change directions is we deliver beatdowns of the ballot box, not in the street.

And the left has forgotten that rule.

And as they are in the street beating people down and smashing windows, the voters themselves are about to revolt in kind of extreme ways.

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