Welcome to the three martini lunch.

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

Three martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us for the Friday edition of the three martini lunch.

Man, it has been a long week, but we're grateful to be at the end of it.

And we're glad that

you're with us. A lot to talk about today, including the forthcoming book from Kamala Harris,

some of the absurdities coming from her, some of the absurdities coming in response to what she

has to say. So we'll get into all of that, a little bit of Democratic food fighting, seems to be

in the works there. We'll also take a look at whether the murder of Charlie Kirk is going to lead to fewer conservatives on campus as a result of the security it might take to make sure that they're safe.

But the biggest news, of course, Jim, is that I've not been so excited to hear these words since U.S. troops drag Saddam Hussein out of a

spider hole. We got him from Utah Governor Spencer Cox. We'll talk about that a lot in a second.

But man, what good news to wake up to. Yeah, you know, it's when I remember thinking about the

Boston Marathon bombing and how I believe that happened on a Monday that was, you know, it was very intense.

There was a manhunt. I want to say like Thursday, Wednesday or Thursday we had the photo, I guess it was Wednesday they brought out the photos of the suspects.

Thursday was the shootout which one of them was killed.

And on Friday afternoon they caught the guy hiding in a boat in somebody's backyard.

And it was like the entire gamut of emotions in the course of a week.

This feels a little bit like that, a lot of lingering sadness and anger and frustration that we'll talk about in a bit.

But I've never been so thankful for Kamala Harris. We needed the laugh that we will have in our last martini and the topic of her memoir. And so thank you, Madam Vice President, former Madam Vice President. Your travails are very silly and make us laugh. And we kind of needed that this week. In the meantime, we'll get to all the details as we know them, or at least a lot of them from the arrest of this shooter in Utah. But first,

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