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Ladies and gentlemen, the 28 race for president is on.

Dan, stop it.

Stop the insanity, please.

No, I can't because I don't control the insanity, okay? I just report on it,

okay? It is on, though. So we got a lot on that today. We haven't even reached the midterms yet,

but as the media cycle has shortened, this is one of the great ironies of politics. And you guys, come on,

you all know it's true. Folks in the chat, chime in. As the media cycle is shortened,

stories now are five, six, seven hours long, boom, they're out of the news. Stories that would

have been like two, three weeks in advance back 20, 30 years ago.

You know, like, think about it.

When we hit the nuclear reactor in Iran, that's probably like a year-long story in the 1970s or 80s

was a story for about a week.

It was a hugely consequential geopolitical story.

And now it seems like it was 100 years ago.

As the media cycle is shortened, the presidential election cycle has lengthened.

It went from, you know, eight months out to a year out, to a year and a half out, to two years,

to now we're out to like three years out.

You're already seeing things like that.

We got to that, but I got a ton to get to that's a small portion of today's show big announcement

for tomorrow happy uh it laid it actually to have as a guest uh FBI director cash Patel so uh

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