Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, our two.

Greetings America.

How are you out there across the fruited plane?

If you're in the southeast United States where I am, you got tornadoes.

Exciting day. Usually it's like Kansas. Not today. It's us in the southeast.

I got if you're, for example, I will just tell you, if you're in the regions of my flagship station,

WSB, you have a severe thunderstorm warning

that is going on and we'll keep going on for the next 37 minutes.

If you're in, well, southern Georgia, you got tornado warnings, not even watches.

It's just the southeast of the Alabama, same thing, north of Birmingham, severe thunderstorms, Mississippi as well, all over Columbus and Tupelo, and just the whole southeast day eating up with severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings, not even watches.

There is a big tornado watch down in South Georgia, in Alabama, but

goodness gracious. I don't normally do weather here, but literally I've got affiliates across

this part of the fruited plane and all over the place and they're all being impacted by

severe thunderstorms. If you're basically on the Alabama line, North Georgia to South Georgia, you got severe weather.

It's kind of a mess out there.

I want to move on, though.

The phone number 877-973-7-425, should you wish to be on the program.

I want to talk about what's happening in suburbia.

There's new data out, and there is a bit of a populist uprising.

It is very interesting data that's happening out there.

And a lot of people are looking at it saying, oh, the Democrats, they have a path.

They have a path into the suburbs and with the working class.

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