Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martini's coming up.

That is right. It is time for another three martini lunch.

I am not Greg. I can't fake being Greg.

My name is Craig Collins filling in. You have Jim

Garrity, though, hanging out fresh off of it at an interesting Super Bowl Sunday, but how are you doing?

I'm doing good Craig, not Greg. I want to point out that to our listeners, we did get the most

similarly named guest co-host we possibly could.

Sure.

Yeah, before I get any further, Craig, I just want to point out this to me, when I am president,

this will be a federal holiday.

Yeah.

People should not have to work on the Monday after, at least not the Monday morning after Super Bowl Sunday.

And I just want to point out in perfect irony here in Fairfax County, Virginia.

Schools have their first regular start in two weeks on the sun. Because we can't handle snow, of course. We've had delayed opening last week. Now, that's wrong, and you just got my vote. I love that. Yeah, I absolutely will vote for you. A lot of things coming up on our martinis. Japan made some interesting election decisions to say the very least.

Not exactly surprising based on if you were paying attention leading up to this,

but certainly important to say the very least about that.

Also, the Wall Street Journal put out an article that seems to kick some of us in the places

we don't want to be kicked in for some of the things we've been talking about in regards to, you know, block grants and whatnot.

And then, of course, the Super Bowl, the most talked about thing in my house.

So I assume the most talked about thing everywhere.

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