Sorry, I was just distracted by my dog right now who is trying to bite a builder.

I think tear his femoral artery out.

No, don't.

I don't have a tourniquet.

Oh, damn, he's dead.

Anyway, go on, guys.

Ask not what your country can do for you.

Ask what you can do for your country. Mr. Gorbachev

tear down this wall. It's the Rikosha podcast with Charles C.W. Cook and Stephen Hayward.

I'm James Lillix, and today we talk about, get this, absolutely everything in the world.

So let's have ourselves a podcast.

No more identity months, DEI offices, dudes in dresses.

No more climate change worship.

No more division, distraction, or gender delusions.

No more debris.

As I've said before, and we'll say again, we are done with that.

Welcome, everybody. It's the Rikershay podcast episode number 760. You can join us at Rickashay.com,

by the way, if you wish, take a look at the site and you'll say, hey, where has this been on my life? I'm James Lillix in Minneapolis where it is hot. I mean, it's hot. And Stephen Hayward is somewhere in the world. And Charles C.W. Cook, I imagine, is in Florida. Gentlemen, are things clement and pleasant for you on this fine October day? Very much so. I'm back in California, and it's a glorious fall day here out on the coast. There's nothing like a

Minnesota fall. I couldn't believe it when I saw the temps, and I looked, what last year did we have? Was it 48? Last year it was 82. Oh, well, what was it two years ago? Two years ago was 89. I thought, if I completely rethought my, missed my October paradigms completely? No, this is still anomalous. And of course, I blame, well, I blame

climate change. And that's why I'm happy that Bill Gates has come up with a synthetic butter that

will help us save the world. But we'll get to that in a while. Charles, how are you?

I'm doing well. It's very rainy here, though. It's rainy late. It's not supposed to be the

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