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Hey everybody and welcome back to Truth and Justice. Thank you all for returning back after

this week's episode. I know a lot of people were not thrilled listening to an hour of

Dale Griffith's testimony, but it was done for a purpose and part of that purpose is so that you'll

appreciate my voice more when I'm back. Well, I think it worked based on the comments. Yeah,

it was definitely not everyone's favorite episode, but like I said, there's a purpose behind it. I'm

joking about it being so you'll appreciate my voice, of course, but there was indeed a purpose

behind it. We're going to get into that. I'm sure through the course of this follow-up,

as Mike reads questions and feedback from all of you. I know Mike that we've got a few voicemails

this week, so I think let's go ahead and take our first break for the ads here and then we'll

come right in with the voicemails. All right, sounds good to me, man.

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