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

Y'all, we've got to begin with an incredible story this hour, uncovered by our friends at News Nation, a news network.

I hope you will check out because they do their very best to play it straight.

They certainly have a couple of people who lean left there.

They've got some folks who lean right there,

but they're really focused on delivering the news in a very straightforward manner,

and I appreciate it.

And they have a bombshell that hit yesterday with a whistleblower, with a federal whistleblower, and

you know, this comes on the heels of Donald Trump complaining repeatedly, much to the dismissiveness

of most of the mainstream media, over the Biden administration's zealous push for DEI standards.

Now, side note, this gets back to the point that I've now, it's come up more than I

expected it to come up, but my goodness, it has come up pretty significantly that the National

Association of Realtors has been pressuring people into not using the phrase master bedroom or Master Suite even.

And now I've gotten several realtors who have emailed me and said,

if you call yourself a realtor instead of a real estate agent, you're with the

National Association of Realtors, and they say they're not mandating it, but you will get in

trouble if you say primary bedroom, that people can't report you. We had a call from Carl down in

Orlando, Florida, saying that he's been reported three occasions for, say,

master bedroom instead of primary bedroom. They are trying to punish people for just say to

word. It has nothing to do with slavery, but you need to understand that it was on the heels of

George Floyd's death that the National Association of Realtors did this. And they've gotten very,

very woke in their language. So, for example, one realtor

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