Hello, everyone.

Welcome to another episode of Getting Hammered.

I am your host, Mary Catherine Hamm.

We got a lot of stuff on the docket today, including the Italians, not just their food.

We're going to dissect the politics as well.

Politi Facts, not dealing with facts.

The New York Times, now it can be tolding so hard in a school loans forgiveness update.

But before we get to that, here is my lovely co-host, Vic Mattis, of the Free Beacon. How are you doing, Vic?

Hello, Mary Catherine. I'm doing just fine. Had a busy weekend, but kind of exciting for me.

My son's school had this fancy sort of fall dinner reception thing. You buy tickets for and you

attend it. And on top of that so kate and i

went to that and i volunteered a shift at the bar oh yes which i think that the ultimate bartender

yeah well i think that people could pay extra to say oh and you get to get a a drink served by me

little do they know because i'm sure none of them, that I wrote this book,

but on vodka, but called vodka, by the way, but I did it and it was a lot of fun, but it is,

I did it last year. It's intense because the, the crowd comes in. I did a 630 to 730 shift.

People are still sort of bright-eyed, but very thirsty.

You know, they want to get started. And it would come in waves, but it was just nonstop motion.

So you're constantly getting people things. And it was a full bar. So, I mean, so scotch, rum, vodka, gin. But of course,

yours truly, I mean, I know how to make all the drinks. He's got it under control.

No, yeah. I would be, I would be Googling on my phone. Just give me a second.

Luckily, I have a very fast Googler, so that's right. That's right. Well, somebody asked for a vermouth.

...