Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host Dan Bon Gino.

Hi, welcome to Dan Bon Gino show. Appreciate you all. How are you today?

Dan Oh, it's sundering Thursday. I like that baby.

Oh, it's not. It's Wednesday.

Now for those of you who missed yesterday's show, Joe knows it's Wednesday.

We're messing with you to open up the show. Joe didn't, however, yesterday.

No, no, yesterday was Tuesday. Today is Wednesday. You're my side told joy.

So they come on here. Tell them it's Thursday. At least you'll be consistent.

You know what? It reminds. There's an economics lesson in this show.

And this is why I didn't tell you this before the show. I'm not making this. I wanted you to do that for a reason.

There is an economics lesson in this. Okay. That data and research ladies and gentlemen can be valid but not reliable.

And I want you to understand that economists can be consistently wrong.

But it's it's valid, but it's just not reliable. No, no, excuse me. I got a backwards reliable, but not valid.

In other words, if you get a skill that is off consistently adds 20 pounds, right?

Yes, it's reliable. I weigh 230. It'll say I weigh 250. It's just not a valid measure.

My way, forgive me. I got that backwards, but that's important. Joe is consistently off by one day.

Yes, she is reliably wrong. And that's why there's a lesson in this.

You see, that's the different thing about this show. We do what other people can't do because we're not subjected to any kind of executive producer guidelines.

We do our own thing. Head of the curve. Remember liberals do this all the time.

They confuse validity and reliability. You can be reliably wrong all the time, which liberals always are.

So thank you, Joe. We're providing energy to comment there.

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