Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Welcome to an episode of the show in these strange post-election days.

I brought my wife Stephanie. What's up, Steph?

Hey, how's that everybody doing?

We are here to talk a little bit about the Stop the Steel Rally in Baton Rouge, which went excellently the other day, and to tell you about the stop the steel rally that's going to be national in D.C., which we're going to on Saturday.

It was a big deal at Baton Rouge. It was going to be a bigger deal in D.C.

It was kind of crazy because we actually got the notification, like, what was it, less than 24 hours before the rally in Baton Rouge started that Tim would be helping to organize it.

So quite literally, we were, you know, making signs, you know, posting on social media.

Just, like, just, it was a flurry of activity over here at the Gordon household.

So, but we were actually very pleased.

I mean, with less than 24 hours, we actually got about what, there's 250 plus estimate

people out there.

It was a great rally.

People were really on fire.

It was really great to talk to fellow Catholics and fellow patriots out there who are all

colors of the rainbow supporting our president. I'm one of those colors of

the rainbow, Mexican supporter for Trump here. Rangbos have brown. Rangbos have brown. Okay. I'm a brown

in the Stephanie Gordon rainbow. Rainbows have brown. Yeah, lots. I mean, people of all,

all the colors of the bow, Catholics were about half of the turnout. Louisiana, our neighboring state, next to Mississippi here, is a bit more Catholic.

But let me tell you this, man. People were ready. They were ready for this. And that was heartening because what's coming is the real deal. We're in the midst of the coup that I called

out the color revolution, really Michael Anton called it out. I'm going to read you his short piece

of the coming coup because in these days, now six days after the crazy election, the crazy

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