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join monorail. Hello everybody, I'm Dennis Prager and I wish you a happy new year.

We'll be a struggle for many because the country is in trouble. There we go. I found the right

words. I really was really was pursuing that. Sean, did I mention who I was?

All right, maybe I'll just keep that a secret. I'm Dennis Prager. I couldn't keep a secret. I

can't keep a secret. I don't want to tell you. So I have a thought. Sean, now we're going to

need your help here, Sean. I sent you those musical things. I'm going to play one.

And the next to the last is on the list, the divorce act. So listen, my dear friends, I have a thought

and I'd like to bounce it off you. The theme of this show, with which I am obviously quite

identified. The theme is from Gladiator. I don't remember which scene it is.

If I looked up the soundtrack, I could tell you which scene. At any rate, it's been terrific.

Why did I adopt it? I adopt it. I know. That's it. Barbarian Horde, thank you so much. It's in the

middle of the movie. I adopted it right after 9-11. Sean, play the original theme of my show,

the handle, if you would. Many of you will remember. Many of you have never heard it. I have a

piece of music. This is something I don't think I've ever, well, I haven't reported it certainly

since then. So 2001 is 21 years ago. So we've had a 21 year run of the Gladiator theme. Do you

have the handle there, Sean? Or are you looking it up? There we go.

Okay, so that theme, I don't remember how many years that was, but it was many years, not

to 21 years, but it was years. It was so popular, I was syndicated in 1998 or 99. I was on radio,

however, from 1982 in Los Angeles, so 17 years. And that was so popular that obscure piece of

music by the non-obscure George Friedrich Handel who wrote Handel's Messiah. He's the handle

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