And then on gas prices, how much longer will Americans continue to see these high gas prices?

Well, they're not very high. If you look at what they were supposed to be in order to get rid of a nuclear weapon,

with the danger that entail. So the gas prices have come down very much over the last three-four days. I know, you know, and that's what ABC says,

but the fact is that if you look at the stock markets up, everything's doing really well.

It is now 453 days since a day that will live in infamy.

Donald's last inauguration day, things are going just great.

One of the biggest questions I have, though, is will the Oval Office be able to withstand all of the weight of that extra gold Donald keeps piling on?

Or will it go the way of the East Wing and collapse

it on itself? Here we are sitting in the middle of an unconstitutional war of choice in Iran.

Prices across the board are rising. But that sounds wrong.

How is that possible?

An illegal unconstitutional war of choice?

Higher prices, higher inflation?

That sounds like exactly the opposite,

like the diametric opposite of what we were promised, right? No more Forever Wars.

Everything would be cheaper. Yeah, well, we're looking back at Week 65 to mock the person who lied

about all of that, as well as all of his cronies and all of the enablers who are responsible for

most of it. As I mentioned, prices are high and getting higher, and that is uppermost on everybody's

mind. Even on CNBC, where a National Economic Council, advisor advisor and inappropriate Smiler, Kevin Hassett,

had something pretty interesting to say this week.

Basically, in the world of imagination, anything is possible.

I don't know, maybe like Pete Hagseth, who was stealing from Quentin Tarantino's movie Pulp Fiction,

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