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Well, greetings. Welcome to the dividing line. I have decided to nominate Kevin Sorbo for

Speaker of the House. And why not? You don't have to be a, you don't have to be a member. And

I think Curriculum used to probably get something done.

Doesn't, doesn't seem to owe anybody much of anything. And

if, if by the way, the news comes across that there is a Speaker of the House during the program,

please, please let me know. I'd be, I'd be interested in knowing.

Hey, you're, it's cloudy, but you don't think it's going to snow in Phoenix. Okay, all right.

The record number of ballots is 133 in 1859, which was right before the Civil War. So I'll let you

figure out what that means, because I don't really have any idea at all what that means. But

yeah, there you go. That's where we are. And what a, what an absolute, incredible, amazing

world we live in today. I, every morning, every morning, you wake up and, and you, you go,

it can't get any crazier until you, until you turn what?

Jerry Matatix.

Well, I know I'll go has nominated Jerry Matatix for Speaker of the House. Now,

the only problem with this is that Jerry Matatix has still not completed his dissertation.

And Rich and I have seen Jerry Matatix's organizational skills at work in 1993 in Denver, Colorado.

Wow. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. That was, that was, this summer, that'll be 30 years ago.

Yeah, three years ago. So you thought the omnibus bill was bad? Imagine what Jerry would put

together. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Jerry is the single most disorganized person I've ever met my

life. So maybe that's who you need. I, I, I don't know. The whole thing's broken. Anyways,

so who, who, who, who knows who cares? Anyway, on to serious things on the program today.

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