I did note something interesting that with regard to the government shutdown, which would

occur this weekend, and I say bring it on.

So now the Republicans that want to vote for the spending bill for the Democrats have

to find a way to vote for the spending bill for the Democrats.

So the way they do that is they say, oh, one of the things, you know, in that burn

Republicans, well, they're really sticking it to us, but we're going to do it.

We have to do to make them happy because they're just giving it to us or some tough.

They want more spending for the, for the, for the border.

We're going to give it to them because we got to that drove such a tough bargain.

We're going to give it to them more spare on secure that border.

You know, Schultz was so genius with that Charlie Brown and Lucy episode of the football.

It has become the sort of standard boilerplate throw down example that we use in politics.

For the fact that the fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me.

This idea that people could keep lying each time.

And by the way, we've got neighbors.

In our communities, in our states, in our country, who are mentally incapable of seeing

what's happening, they are just not able to do it.

There are not multiple dimensions to, to their thought process.

Their analysis is completely shallow, completely shallow.

And did you see the news?

I guess I didn't announce it earlier.

Willie Nelson got hit by a car.

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