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Welcome back to the DIRS show.

Big, big week for the DIR show last week.

We had in the first two days before this show, the two days before the show, we had close to 400,000 hits, more than 400,000

during the week itself. So big week for the Durschou, but much more importantly, big week

for the Trump administration. Wow. Again, just keeps pushing and pushing and pushing the

little engine that could or the big engine that could.

But he never stops, a bundle of energy.

And you can agree or disagree, and I don't agree with everything, obviously, but the Wall Street Journal came out against the tariff threats to Mexico and to Canada,

but it looks like maybe they worked. Mexico said, all right, all right, right. We'll send

10,000 troops to the border. And Trump said, all right, we'll postpone the, we'll postpone the tariff for a while.

And now, now Canada seems to be backing away. Not everybody in Canada, CNN interviewed a real thug

on national television. I mean, really, he was such an obnoxious character. I don't mean, I don't mean, thug it in a literal sense. I mean, really, he was such an obnoxious character.

I don't mean, thugging in a literal sense.

I mean, he was just so ill-tempered.

All he could do is call Trump, you know, names, names.

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