From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Gatti, Armstrong and Gatti show.

But without further ado, I will like to bring up Matthew.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you, Camilla.

To make the loss of these lives matter.

That was the very odd beginning of Matthew McConaughey's speech.

I guess you would call it his address in the White House briefing room yesterday,

which I found quite amazingly powerful.

I'm not going to say it.

I'm going to say it.

It picked up a good deal of steam from there.

You know, having thought about this for a second or two,

I'm going to start with the beginning of his conversation with Brett Barer on special report.

And then we'll get back into his address specifically at the White House.

I thought, well, before we get into that, I'm sorry.

I'm running my thoughts backward here.

I want to make it clear if you're just tuning in.

And we discussed this during the last hour of the show, in which we mostly focused on his messages of how we agree on so much more than we disagree on,

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