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Halfway through the show, we talked to the senator from Kentucky,

Rand Paul, and then we had an hour of phone calls afterwards. So see what fired people up here with Ram Paul. Randapause people are unbelievable. They call in always exactly at the moment. The clock just struck

630 to the second. And they do that every time. It was like, it's like a little game we were playing.

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Senator, how do you do, sir? Good morning. Thanks for having me. To you. I noticed something different

about you, sir, the other day. I've gotten taller. More handsome? How can it be? Yeah, younger? What is it? Sort of. Thanks for the Christmas compliment. Let me finish that. You don't even know what direction I'm going. I saw you in Cudlow and I was like, man, something looks different. And I realized it was the glasses. Your glasses. I don't know if I often see you with glasses. I think they make me look smarter, so I'm really working on that, you know. Yeah, I think it's, I'm glad it's intentional. I wasn't sure if you just left the contacts at home or you forgot or whatever. Yeah, no, I've never really worn glasses, but I have a tiny little prescription in the distance, but can't see a bloody thing up close.

You know, so everybody loses their near vision, you know, when they're 45 or so.

But then some people lose a little bit beyond that and start to lose a little bit of the distance.

But it's fixable with glasses and it's a nuisance because I never had to wear glasses, but I can see well with them on.

Do you ever think, oh man, I gave up my ophthalmology

to do this stupid job?

Just about every minute of the day.

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