Welcome back, everyone to a new episode of Your Wrong with Molly Hemingway, editor

and treat for the Federalist and David Harsani, senior writer at the Washington Examiner. If you'd like to email the show,

please do so at radio at thefederalist.com. We love to hear from you. Tell you what, I don't love,

Molly. I do not love the ice and snow that surrounds me right now. Yeah, this has been, I am a lifelong person who's been in snow and I'm very used to

snowstorms. I even love snowstorms. What we're dealing with now is unlike anything I've ever

experienced, which is a tremendous amount of ice. And that is much more difficult to to move than snow. I live south of where you are.

It should not be this way. I moved here to get away from cold winters. And I can't.

Well, yeah, you did not go south enough to manage that. But we, so where we are in northern Virginia,

the snow came on Saturday night into Sunday morning. And we were able to get out just fine,

not just fine, but we were able to get out and go to church. And normally we have about 250, 255 people on a given Sunday, and we had 41 people show up.

And it was, it was great.

Pastor, our head pastor was wearing jeans, which happens like three times in his life.

And under his, under his robes. And the organist was unable to make it. So a different family came where the woman is very musically talented.

And her husband said, Pastor, do you want her to play the organ? And she did. She just literally

went right up there and just played the organ? And she did. She just literally went right up there and just

played the organ site reading and did a fantastic job. And she's not really an organist. And then,

oh, we had a baptism, which was also very exciting. And I think that the girl who got baptized

her memoir should be called baptized in a blizzard if she has a life that

matches that and it was just a beautiful day we get home we shovel and our whole goal was just to

stay ahead of everything and we did throughout Sunday and on Monday morning we realized we we'd made a horrible, horrible mistake.

Our neighbors who had not shoveled were able to clear their sidewalks because they still had snow on the bottom, whereas we had no snow, just ice.

So we couldn't even like walk down our stairs because they were rounded ice. And

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