All right, thanks, Scott Chanon. Hour 2, Sean Hennedy Show, toll free. It is 800941. Sean, if you want to be a part of the program, in just a moment, the chairman of the very important House Judiciary Committee, Jim Jordan, will join us. He also happened to be with the president in Philly over the weekend at the NCAA Wrestling Championship.

He went once before.

This was a second time.

We're going to talk to him about activist justices, the overarching Trump agenda, how we get to reconciliation, and all of these activist judges, and what Congress can do to stop this judicial activism.

Anyway, when the president was at the wrestling match, this was the reception he got.

Thank you. And it was a U.S.

U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., U.S., it was pretty cool because after this guy won the championship, he literally saluted President Trump.

All the wrestlers after the match went over to shake his hand.

Jim Jordan was there, had a front row seat, sir, and by himself.

Now, you wrestled in college, right?

You went to Ohio State. I wrestled, I coached Ohio State, but I wrestled in college, right? You went to Ohio State.

I wrestled, I coached Ohio State, but I wrested for the University of Wisconsin.

And it was a fun night, Sean.

You're exactly right.

And the reception, the president got 18,000 crazy wrestling fans.

And they, you know, the President Trump has an athlete's mindset.

He knows how to win.

And wrestling people, you wrestling people appreciate that.

They're middle class, working class folks, and it's just great people who love what the president's doing,

so it was a great reception.

By the way, the heavyweight match, where the young man from went to our service academy,

the Air Force Academy, Lieutenant, and then went, went for his last year's redshirt year,

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