Welcome back, everybody, to the morning after.

I feel like I honestly forgot how to welcome us in.

It's been so long since I've seen your beautiful face.

I have missed you, and I'm going to speak for anybody that is not physically in Los Angeles.

It is so difficult to see what is happening, and you feel so helpless because you don't know what to do.

So, I mean, right here off the top, I just want you to have an opportunity to let everybody know how you're doing.

Because if I have to answer one more, how's Kelly doing?

I'm going to know.

I'll be honest with everybody. As much as we were trying to stay in touch, there were some moments where I really didn't know what was going on.

So kind of get us up to speed on how you're doing and how things have been going for you and the family.

Yeah.

I mean, I will get to us in a second.

I think we should first just start this podcast with honestly sending so many prayers

and thoughts to the people who have lost everything. There are, and there's countless,

countless numbers of them, Hank. It is to the point, you know, people don't know where to go. There's nowhere left to go.

People who are evacuating or people who have lost everything. Hotels are booked. Airbnbs are

taken. It is just, honestly, being here, you really just feel the desperation right now of this

city and not just like people being desperate just because they

don't have anything but also the desperation of people wanting to help and not knowing how to help

you know displaced families it's hard when they have nowhere to go people don't have homes that

they can open just like open their doors to and and let everyone in and it's and it's

tough because that's all you want to do is all you want to do is take these families under your

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