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So move over, Maryland, man.

There's now Brooklyn Man.

Do you remember that guy who raped a corpse on a Manhattan subway?

His name is Felix Rojas.

He's been, he was charged with rape and grand larceny.

He's now under an ice detainer.

But the media is calling him

Brooklyn Man. So why is the media doing this? When did they get so insane? My friend and colleague

Julie Banderas with Fox News has a surprising take on that. You're going to want to hear it. We'll also talk

about her latest children's book with Brave Books. It's called a monumental mistake. It sort of plays off of when we saw

the statues being taken down and the left's desire to rewrite history. Some lessons in that for

children. We'll get into that book with Julie and so much more. She's fun. She's entertaining. She's

one of my favorite people at Fox News. Trust me, you're going to want to hear this interview. Stay tuned for my friend and colleague, Julie Bandaris.

Julie Bandaris, I just want to start this episode by telling you that I love you. I love you. I'm so happy we're here together.

You are one of my favorite people at Fox, and I know every time we were on together, it's just going to be so

much fun. And I know that whoever is running the studio is going to get mad at us because we're going to giggle during the commercial

breaks and we're just going to have the best time. I know. Well, and also, like, get mad at us

when we don't rap when they tell us to wrap because we get too into our conversations. Exactly.

I love you because you're smart, obviously, but you don't like take yourself overly seriously. You know, you're able to have fun, crack some jokes. And it's just, I know it's always going to be so much fun. So I love you. Well, it's hard to take anything seriously these days, including myself. But yeah, this news cycle is the news cycle is always entertaining.

So why not make it more fun by making fun of each other at the same time?

Well, in part, like, the media has sort of become a parody, right?

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