Greetings, conversationalists. Welcome. It is Eric Erickson here across America.

Back at my home, I've been in my flagship station the last three days, and now I'm at home, ready to go hit golf balls this afternoon.

The phone number, 87797-973-725. We've got to begin with Diane Feinstein who passed away. She got the memo today.

She had passed away some time ago, and it's now official, I guess. Poor lady, she's been lingering

for a while. She's had dementia. And so you need to understand the backdrop here is that

Nancy Pelosi wanted her to stay so that there could be a primary.

So Nancy Pelosi could help Adam Schiff get into the Senate.

And they were trying to hold on.

And Pelosi's family had been serving as Feinstein's caretaker.

Before I really dive into the details here, I got some thoughts.

They're just going to make everybody mad.

But before I make everybody mad, I got to play for you probably the greatest moment

of Diane Feinstein's Senate career.

And this is, there are a bunch of earth first.

I forget exactly what their name is, the Sunshine Project, Sunshine Project.

There are a bunch of elementary school kids and middle school kids.

They're in Senator Feinstein's office. This is from a year ago after she got reelected, or two years ago after she got reelected.

And so these kids come in, they're like, Diane Feinstein, please, please, we need your help.

We need your help.

The world is going to end.

Some scientists have said that we have 12 years to turn this around.

Well, it's not going to get turned around in 10 years.

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