Look, I've always tried to take these national events.

Like, there's what we do in the sense of, like, we open the show with a rip-orne segment,

ripping on the Republicans over screwing you on road taxes again, right?

Like, there's a take on that.

I'm always very hesitant on national news events, especially when there's death involved.

And I'm like, clearly this was a terrorist attack.

To have any hot take until you know exactly what the person was.

I mean, look, we know this guy was an Army veteran.

We know he had an ISIS flag.

We know there's a social media post of him supporting guys.

I mean, we kind of know what he was, right?

But I just, I am always hesitant to do too deep of a dive on things until we have all of the facts.

I don't know people want to blame Biden or they, you just, you don't, you don't know yet because you don't know what triggered this guy, what radar was he on.

Did anybody know about him?

Clearly, the guy at some point loved his country enough to serve.

You served in the military. I just don't, other than the news giving you the information you need

is the listener, I am always hesitant. I mean, clearly the game, the Sugar Bowl was delayed. Everybody

knows that by now. Everybody knows why it was delayed. I think most reasonable people say that was the smart,

prudent thing to do. I just don't know what else there is to say from our perspective as

commentators at this point. Yeah, I think one of the things that I really haven't heard

anywhere is Jabbar, the guy, the terrorist from New Orleans,

he had been married twice and his second wife is now remarried.

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