Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

Neither rain nor snow nor sleet nor a socialist mayor.

We'll keep Jimmy Phala and I from talking to you on a fantastic American Monday.

This is Kennedy Saves World.

This is Jimmy Phelah.

And this is one of the best Olympics I've ever seen on my life, Jim.

Gold Medal Monday.

What's better than that?

I am like you,

and all red-blooded Americans, just chugged a cup of spiritual caffeine yesterday. That's right. That's what we did. We've got a lot of swag, a lot of pep in our, you know, people, there's a real

good vibe around the country right now. And it reminds me so much of the 80s, does it not? Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if you were alive for the miracle on ice, but I was. I was. I was alive. I was in second grade and it was a very big deal. And I'm so glad that I remember it. Yeah. No, it is like, and it all feels like so retro 80s.

I've been looking around for pure cocaine all morning.

I haven't found.

I'm sure it's probably here somewhere, I kid.

But no.

But you could make a connection between the Miracle on ice and the cocaine boom after that.

Because there was capitalism, there was Reagan, there was a lot of,

there was a lot of money and goodwill flown around for years and years. And people are like,

well, let's water it up and put it up our noses. Yeah. Amen. And it's not that we are doing such

things. That being said, the country did do a shot of something.

And I so appreciate this because you don't get a lot of these feel good moments, like meaning most things that have happened of consequence in the last 10 years that are you'll remember

this forever we're bad you don't mean you only get a few of these that are good so when you get

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