And greetings.

And greetings. Happy Friday. I want you to get the word out there that we back up that's right

we are back after a week vacation which technically ended yesterday we had an original show

for you yesterday because i miscounted the broadcast days and screwed up so uh he had an original

show yesterday go if you have not heard,

uh, heard it. Keith Nester is a former evangelical pastor turned Catholic. Um, we have kind of a policy,

you know, I loosely enforce that we don't do a lot of online, uh, feedback in response to the,

uh, the evergreens because it's kind of unfair to the guest, you know,

because it's really for them.

So I usually respond to you guys personally.

I will say the amount of reaction we got to yesterday's Evergreen was pretty overwhelming and

pretty overwhelmingly positive as well.

People on both sides of the discussion thought it was very

constructive overall and thought they got a lot out of it. So thank you very much for that. Thank you

for Keith for doing that earlier this year. And in fact, I got a nice note this morning from

Jack Posobic over to Real America's voice said that in his circle, a lot of people were sharing

the conversation and thought it was very

interesting. So hello to Todd Erzen and Aaron McIntyre. He also both each return from vacation

with colds. Correct. Aaron has small children at home. You are the granola cruncher who will not

even use chemical soap to wash your hands in the bathroom. So what is your excuse?

Neither do we. Oh, you too. But again, you have small children in the home. So that, that, that, that you have

a built-in excuse. You are free to be sick year-round. Everybody understands you've got the

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