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Speaker 1: fifth edition of the program. Elon Musk is joining Twitter's
Speaker 1: board with all the censorship controversies swirling around that platform.
Speaker 1: We'll discuss what this means. Oh, the left, the woke
Speaker 1: libs are going to be so upset about it, which
Speaker 1: is of course amazing. That alone makes it all worthwhile.
Speaker 1: Judge Katangie Brown Jackson will get at least three Republican votes,
Speaker 1: That's what we're being told right now, and removed to
Speaker 1: be the first black woman on the Supreme Courts. You're
Speaker 1: gonna get some Republican votes. I'll tell you who they
Speaker 1: are and my sense of why they're voting for this
Speaker 1: Supreme Court nominee. Eric Adams fires a New York City
Speaker 1: lawyer mom on maternity leave because she pushed back on
Speaker 1: the masking of Toddler's situation. We'll discuss that, and we
Speaker 1: have a much more come in your way too. Oh,
Speaker 1: and also some thoughts on the atrocities in Buscha in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: The Russians rampage through and committed war crimes, and now
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Speaker 1: Elon Musk about to be on the board of Twitter
Speaker 1: is fantastic the largest individual shareholder. He has a percent
Speaker 1: stake in the company and has indicated people are saying
Speaker 1: that he will take on the woke status quo. I
Speaker 1: gotta give a Tucker credit. I hadn't seen this description before,
Speaker 1: or rather I hadn't seen this clip before where Elon
Speaker 1: describes what is wokeness, I mean, what is actually wokeness
Speaker 1: all about? And sure enough, he says that it's a
Speaker 1: gives an armor of false virtue to people who want
Speaker 1: to attack others because they're cruel and vindictive. And that
Speaker 1: is really at the heart of wokeness. Nasty, vicious people
Speaker 1: who want to lash out and be vicious but feel
Speaker 1: like they're a good person actually for what they're doing.
Speaker 1: That is the heart of wokeness. That is the heart
Speaker 1: of the leftist ideology in this country. That's what we're
Speaker 1: actually going through. That's why there's so many people who
Speaker 1: run around wanting to cancel everybody, cancel of you know,
Speaker 1: fourteen year old what they said twenty years ago, and
Speaker 1: cancel anybody in everybody who doesn't go along with the
Speaker 1: woke dogma. That's the way that they approach it. Elon
Speaker 1: recognizes that this is destructive to civilization. This isn't a
Speaker 1: minor thing when you change the culture of this country
Speaker 1: in such a way that there is a constantly shifting
Speaker 1: and deeply malleable consensus that if you fall on the
Speaker 1: wrong side of you're supposed to be ruined, and the
Speaker 1: people who ruin you do so with glee, with viciousness.
Speaker 1: This is what the Democrat Party does. This is what
Speaker 1: the leftist become. It's disgusting, that is dangerous, That is
Speaker 1: damaging to the very fabric of this nation. It pulls
Speaker 1: us apart, it separates us, It makes us an unpleasant
Speaker 1: place to be, that's just the truth. It makes this
Speaker 1: not the country that we thought we were living in before.
Speaker 1: And if you could have free speech at least we
Speaker 1: could address this. But when Big Technis sides to censor
Speaker 1: on behalf of the people that want to push this madness,
Speaker 1: then we've got even bigger problems. Well, it looks like
Speaker 1: that may be coming to an end. I will never
Speaker 1: forgive Twitter, the people in charge of Twitter. I'll never
Speaker 1: forgive big Tech for the censorship of the Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: laptop story right before the election. Joe Biden probably loses
Speaker 1: the election if they don't do that. I mean, the
Speaker 1: media won't tell you that, but it's true. What they
Speaker 1: did is disgraceful. I will not forgive them for their
Speaker 1: constant harassment of me for just tweeting out true statements
Speaker 1: about masking. Mask policy has never worked anywhere to flatten
Speaker 1: the curve to bring down cases. It has never worked
Speaker 1: anywhere in two years. Those are the facts they can deliver.
Speaker 1: But we have There's one study that nobody actually knows
Speaker 1: about the non paid attention. Then you look at the
Speaker 1: study you find out, oh no, that one's bullcrap too.
Speaker 1: It's pathetic. But big Tech doesn't want to admit this
Speaker 1: because the people that are making the decisions they think
Speaker 1: they are smarter than they are and they think they're
Speaker 1: more virtuous than they are. So we have to keep
Speaker 1: all this in mind going forward. Right, big tech has
Speaker 1: allowed for a hacking of the national political conversation to occur,
Speaker 1: and enough is enough. Will Donald Trump get back on Twitter?
Speaker 1: I mean, think about this. They kick Donald Trump off
Speaker 1: of Twitter, will he get back on Twitter and run
Speaker 1: again for president? And think about it. You think Joe
Speaker 1: Biden is going to be able to be effective on
Speaker 1: Twitter the way Trump is. No, No, not at all,
Speaker 1: not at all. This is massive. This is massive. Also,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna tell you this, And if you don't,
Speaker 1: I know, for very very few of you, you you actually
Speaker 1: spend a lot of time on Twitter. People listening to this,
Speaker 1: my team, I know you don't spend a lot of
Speaker 1: time on Twitter. But there is so much that goes
Speaker 1: on in the world of media commentary, behind the scenes
Speaker 1: of Twitter that's meant to elevate leftists and suppress conservatives.
Speaker 1: It happens all the time. They're shadow manning. This is
Speaker 1: all real. All of a sudden, you're a conservative and
Speaker 1: you'll go two or three months no engagement. People say, oh,
Speaker 1: maybe right, better tweets. People are morons because you look
Speaker 1: at the month before your engagements through the roof. Because
Speaker 1: you're just actually able to reach your audience, they'll just
Speaker 1: cut you off. Facebook does this too, by the way.
Speaker 1: Facebook will just decide you don't get to have reach anymore.
Speaker 1: So you can't. You think you have an audience you
Speaker 1: can be in contact with, but they'll decide nope. Sorry,
Speaker 1: are you violated our terms of service by being a meanie?
Speaker 1: You think they do that to the left. No, So
Speaker 1: this has massive implications for the national political conversation. This
Speaker 1: has massive implications for the midterm election. Actually, because the
Speaker 1: truth can get out. We have a town square we
Speaker 1: could use that. The truth could get up, the people
Speaker 1: could see it. If only woke libes weren't able to
Speaker 1: put their hand on the scale for their propaganda, for
Speaker 1: their lives, for their suppression. There's all this stuff only
Speaker 1: goes one way. This has been used as a weapon
Speaker 1: against their right. That is what has happened. Elon may
Speaker 1: finally be the guy who stops this. I will say
Speaker 1: I went on a Twitter Twitter tear in June of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty and Rush read the whole thing on air,
Speaker 1: and it was just a call to arms, so to speak,
Speaker 1: for conservative billionaires like Elon, or even just pro liberty,
Speaker 1: pro freedom, pro America billionaires. You guys got to step in.
Speaker 1: You got all this money, Okay, you know the Koch
Speaker 1: brothers and you know Elon and some of these people.
Speaker 1: And and Elon's not a dogmatic conservative, not by any stretch.
Speaker 1: But he does understand rational thought. He does understand basic
Speaker 1: freedom and discourse and inquiry. And all these billionaires said
Speaker 1: on want you know, I just what You're gonna hang
Speaker 1: out all day and you know, go from Veil to
Speaker 1: Palm Beach to Nantucket and watch the country crumble around you.
Speaker 1: The country has been very good to the conservative billionaires.
Speaker 1: It's it's time for some of them to step up
Speaker 1: and try to help save the country, right, and Elon
Speaker 1: is doing that. It seems that's exactly what I said.
Speaker 1: Rush read every word of a long tweet thrill that
Speaker 1: I had on air about the unsinkable aircraft carrier of
Speaker 1: free speech that we need. That could be where Twitter
Speaker 1: is heading. Now. We'll see, we'll see what Elon does.
Speaker 1: We'll see what he's able to accomplish. But they know
Speaker 1: he could buy out all of it. Mean, he could
Speaker 1: just buy all the Twitter's outstanding shares basically. I mean
Speaker 1: then it's a drop in the bucket for him, So
Speaker 1: he could do that. I think it should do that
Speaker 1: and then actually put people in place who are going
Speaker 1: to Yeah, of course you can't do criminal stuff on Twitter.
Speaker 1: You can't be using Twitter as a as a you know,
Speaker 1: open air drug forum basically or a digital drug forum.
Speaker 1: Right the self ent and a lall of the country.
Speaker 1: There's there's criminal law that still applies. But masks don't
Speaker 1: work is a fact, is true, and the fact that
Speaker 1: it is suppressed by Spotify, by Twitter, by Facebook is
Speaker 1: appalling because the people making those decisions are woke morons
Speaker 1: who think they are much smarter than they are, and
Speaker 1: they are hurting the country with their censorship. So elon,
Speaker 1: God bless this would be a huge, huge move in
Speaker 1: the right direction, and I really hope he takes this
Speaker 1: all the way. Friends, This could change the trajectory of
Speaker 1: the election. This one thing. I understand a lot of
Speaker 1: you aren't on Twitter, but just the way that it
Speaker 1: influences the national political conversation and as a place where
Speaker 1: people can get information out there. I hope but for
Speaker 1: an Alex Barretton gets back on Twitter too. I think
Speaker 1: he will. It will change the trajectory of the country
Speaker 1: over the next few years in a good way. If
Speaker 1: he does this, this is really meaningful. I'm going to
Speaker 1: talk to you in a second here about judge Katanji
Speaker 1: Brown Jackson getting through some Republicans voted for our going
Speaker 1: to vote for her, said they will vote for her.
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Speaker 1: Jackson about to KBJ. I believe is how she's going
Speaker 1: to continue. She will be if she's not already by
Speaker 1: most referred to in something of an homage to RBG
Speaker 1: and the really ac cult of personality that was created
Speaker 1: around that Supreme Court justice. May she rest in peace.
Speaker 1: But here we have Katangi Brown Jackson going to be
Speaker 1: a Supreme Court a Supreme Court justice, and you look
Speaker 1: at which Republicans have decided that they will vote in
Speaker 1: favor of her. Well, we knew. I told you. I
Speaker 1: think I said it was going to be three or four.
Speaker 1: I have to go back in check. But Susan Collins
Speaker 1: of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, and Mitt Romney of
Speaker 1: Utah have all joined Democrats to say that they will
Speaker 1: vote for Katangie Brown Jackson. Show she's getting a handful
Speaker 1: of Republican votes. It's gonna be fifty three forty seven. Now,
Speaker 1: if we were, if we were operating under the previous
Speaker 1: perception of Supreme Court nominations, which was if someone's qualified,
Speaker 1: they get through. I have no doubt about about Katangie
Speaker 1: Brown Jackson's qualifications or resume. I don't think anybody has
Speaker 1: really attacked those. She's got a very strong resume, very
Speaker 1: strong credentials. Right, I live in reality world. The lives
Speaker 1: the Left. They can live in some other fantasy plays.
Speaker 1: I see things to say. All right, this person who's
Speaker 1: been on the he's been on the DC circuit. She
Speaker 1: went to Harvard, Harvard Law School or Yaloaw School, one
Speaker 1: of the two. And you know, is somebody who has
Speaker 1: done what is necessary to prove a resume at least
Speaker 1: that is worthy of elevation to the Supreme Court. Right
Speaker 1: has the background that experience in terms of judicial decision
Speaker 1: making and ideology, she's going to be a left wing activist,
Speaker 1: and I wish that wasn't the case. So I wouldn't
Speaker 1: vote in favor of Cantangi Brown Jackson just because I
Speaker 1: know that, based on her previous decisions, and based on
Speaker 1: the way that the left is already completely enamored with
Speaker 1: the prospect of her being on the bench, she will
Speaker 1: be an activist. You'll essentially go there and give the
Speaker 1: left whatever wants, kind of like a so to my ark,
Speaker 1: get a little less so, but I mean so to
Speaker 1: my or. It's it's as though you have a justice
Speaker 1: who is who is created by the comments section of
Speaker 1: Salon dot com and the Nation magazine. I mean that,
Speaker 1: and and those are the judicial opinions you get from
Speaker 1: so to my arm and a far left wing radical,
Speaker 1: and that's not in line with the Constitution. This living
Speaker 1: Constitution nonsense is absurd. So I disagree with this notion
Speaker 1: that that Republicans should all just go along with it.
Speaker 1: But you know, Mitt Romney in particularly, I get it
Speaker 1: with Murkowski and Collins. Collins, you know, she's worried about
Speaker 1: being able to keep her seats, so it's just pure
Speaker 1: political calculation. But for Mitt Romney, it's for Mitt Romney.
Speaker 1: This is a virtue signaling opportunity for him, you know,
Speaker 1: just like when he was marching with the BLM protesters.
Speaker 1: There is a specific psychological disorder that some Republicans have
Speaker 1: where they are desperate for a pad on the head
Speaker 1: from their ideological and political opponents. Just just the most
Speaker 1: meager pad on the head is something that makes them
Speaker 1: feel good. Oh, the New York Times said, you're not
Speaker 1: one of the really bad, you know, right wing insurrectionist Republicans. Oh,
Speaker 1: that feels so good. Mitt Romney is one who needs that,
Speaker 1: which makes you know. It's not that I should say
Speaker 1: makes sense. It's not surprising of this as a guy
Speaker 1: who was governor of Massachusetts. I mean, you look at
Speaker 1: this now and you can kind of see that he's maneuvered. However,
Speaker 1: he's had two at different times. He was the Republican nominee.
Speaker 1: I did vote for him. It's kind of embarrassing to
Speaker 1: say out loud, but it was him or Obama, and
Speaker 1: Obama did a bad job as president for four years
Speaker 1: and then did a bad job for the next four years.
Speaker 1: So I don't think it was the wrong move, but
Speaker 1: it just gives you a sense of where the GOP
Speaker 1: has been in the past. You know, notice how you
Speaker 1: don't get these these moderate Democrats who win their party's
Speaker 1: nomination the same way, because even if they present as
Speaker 1: a moderate like Joe Biden, Oh I'm a moderate moderate
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, no joke, sure, yeah, yeah, with things
Speaker 1: and the stuff they do whatever they woke left wants
Speaker 1: them to once they're in power, so they just roll
Speaker 1: over basically and say, okay, yeah, sure, what do we need.
Speaker 1: We're going to destroy the gender binary sounds great? Signed
Speaker 1: Joe Biden up. Joe Biden is now a huge trans
Speaker 1: trans agenda four children advocate Who could have seen that coming, Well,
Speaker 1: those of us who told you that he was essentially
Speaker 1: a trojan horse, we saw it coming. The specifics necessarily,
Speaker 1: but this attitude, this mentality around it, so that is
Speaker 1: not a surprise to us. Senator Ted Cruz sees this
Speaker 1: reality of the Catangi Brown Jackson elevation Supreme Court. I
Speaker 1: think the way the way that it is, which is
Speaker 1: that you're now going to have a far left radical
Speaker 1: sitting on the Supreme Court. Not a single Republican senator
Speaker 1: asked her about her high school yearbook engage in the
Speaker 1: kind of personal slanders that Democrats have made a business about.
Speaker 1: If the questions were hard, it is because her record
Speaker 1: is at the extreme. There have been one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifteen men and women who have served on the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: If Judge Jackson is confirmed, I believe she will prove
Speaker 1: to be the most extreme and the furthest left justice
Speaker 1: ever to serve on the United States Supreme Court. I
Speaker 1: think he's right. I think he's right. So this is
Speaker 1: the world we live in now, where the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: is a political tool and everybody understands that this is
Speaker 1: a partisan fight. We used to be told, oh no,
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court is not partisan. Yet actually is. It's partisan.
Speaker 1: That's a real thing. And so now we see this,
Speaker 1: we we understand what's going on. And some Republicans going
Speaker 1: forward with this vote. I mean Mitt Romney is the
Speaker 1: one that that's just so classic. I mean Mitt Romney,
Speaker 1: any anything anything so that the fancy cocktail party sets like, oh,
Speaker 1: MIT's not so bad, I guess until they need to
Speaker 1: crush him on something else, and then they will and
Speaker 1: it will say I thought you liked me. It's pathetic.
Speaker 1: You see a lot you see a lot of that
Speaker 1: going on. So, yes, Biden gets a radical We'll get
Speaker 1: a radical justice on the court soon. That is what
Speaker 1: we're going to see. I just want to point out
Speaker 1: that there was a moment here where someone spoke out.
Speaker 1: Daniella Jampell confronted Eric Adams at a press conference. The
Speaker 1: press conference was about Florida's don't say Gay Bill. I
Speaker 1: live in New York City. I know the city super well.
Speaker 1: I even spent a little time working at the NYPD,
Speaker 1: so I've got a good grasp of this town and
Speaker 1: what goes on here. And this city is hurting still.
Speaker 1: It's not back to where it was. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of people still walking around. People in the gym. I
Speaker 1: was in the gym today, you know, the people walking
Speaker 1: around with masks. Not a lot but five or six
Speaker 1: working out. Still a lot of lunacy around, faucism here,
Speaker 1: dirty streets, a lot of trash everywhere, high crime rate,
Speaker 1: a lot of places closed down haven't come back, and
Speaker 1: there's problems here. But Mayor Eric, oh, and masking up toddlers,
Speaker 1: of course, because that's going to keep anybody safe. Ordered
Speaker 1: your mask up your toddler, three year olds, four year olds,
Speaker 1: it's disgusting. Mayor Adams wants to hold press conference as
Speaker 1: though on that don't say gay bill, because much more
Speaker 1: fun to do some virtue signaling nonsense than to actually
Speaker 1: address the real problems of a place like New York City.
Speaker 1: Florida's bill has nothing to do with New York and
Speaker 1: it obviously doesn't don't. It doesn't say you can't say gay.
Speaker 1: It's the parental rights an education bill. But it's just
Speaker 1: a distraction, And it's because Mayor Adams kind of like
Speaker 1: the way Mitt Romney wants. Mitt Romney wants a high
Speaker 1: five from the New York Times. Mayor Adams wants the
Speaker 1: woke left to say, yeah, he's great. Well, this attorney
Speaker 1: for New York City's law department has been fired because
Speaker 1: she snuck into a press conference and asked Adams a
Speaker 1: question about about the masking of kids. She said, three
Speaker 1: weeks ago, you told parents to trust that you would
Speaker 1: unmask our toddlers. You stood right there and you said
Speaker 1: the mask would come off April four. If that has
Speaker 1: not happened, not only did you reneg on your promise,
Speaker 1: you had your lawyers race accord on Friday night, arguing
Speaker 1: there'd be irreparable harm if children under five are allowed
Speaker 1: to take off their masks today with their older siblings
Speaker 1: in school. So my questions are, what is the irreparable
Speaker 1: harm to children age two to four to take off
Speaker 1: their masks just as they do in Long Island, just
Speaker 1: as they do in Westchester? When will you on maskar toddlers.
Speaker 1: It's just a power play, folks, psychotic child abuse and
Speaker 1: a power play. This woman's totally correct. Adam's a liar.
Speaker 1: He's a liar. He lied, Yeah, because the woke loves
Speaker 1: damn man to keep the keys. You need to keep
Speaker 1: the kids safe because the woke left is hysterical. What havebout?
Speaker 1: Have you heard? The masks us so scared all the time.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. So Eric Adams is wrong. That's what they
Speaker 1: sound like. Team here is saying. Is that really? That
Speaker 1: is how the woke left sounds, by the way, that
Speaker 1: is their their true voice. And I'm just saying this
Speaker 1: woman it's a show. By the way, she's a huge lib.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she works in the New York City law department.
Speaker 1: She probably voted for Bernie, I mean just probably. But
Speaker 1: she realizes this is stupid beyond words. Why are the
Speaker 1: kids being masked up? Why are only toddlers, not even
Speaker 1: all children, it's only toddlers. What way you're you're discriminating
Speaker 1: against two to five year olds based on what They
Speaker 1: just can't let it go. They can't let it go.
Speaker 1: They got to keep their masks on somebody, just in
Speaker 1: case they want to turn it up again. You see.
Speaker 1: They got to leave him on someone. So we don't
Speaker 1: get too complacent, LANs to fouch. Now is not the
Speaker 1: time to roll back restrictions. In perhaps two or five
Speaker 1: or fifteen years, there may come a better moment for
Speaker 1: the rollback. Worst person, most destructive person in America, more misery, death,
Speaker 1: despair as a result of Fauci's pronouncements and meglomania than
Speaker 1: any other human in the United States, just saying it's true. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: Adams is a liar and can't fix the city and
Speaker 1: does not seem like he knows what the hell he's doing.
Speaker 1: That's the reality of New York's new mayor, America's biggest city.
Speaker 1: And then just some brief thoughts on Bucha. The atrocities
Speaker 1: committed in Ukraine are the stuff of nightmares, and the
Speaker 1: rush war machine is vile, and there is the Russians
Speaker 1: do not fight with the Geneva Convention or honor in
Speaker 1: mind as a country that they just don't. Look at Syria,
Speaker 1: look at Afghanistan, look at they just don't. This is
Speaker 1: the truth. People would say, oh, Bucca, but what if
Speaker 1: this is No, it's not propaganda. This is how the
Speaker 1: Russians fight with viciousness and depravity. I'm not saying all
Speaker 1: Russian people, but this is what the Russian military does.
Speaker 1: They if people knew the extent of the way that
Speaker 1: they helped keep the sab regime even in power. I
Speaker 1: mean the indiscriminate bombing of Aleppo, I mean the stuff
Speaker 1: that they're willing to do, they just don't care. So
Speaker 1: now we have this moment where the international community they
Speaker 1: hear from Zelenski this morning at the well Through teleconference, obviously,
Speaker 1: but he speaks the UN Security Council and what's going
Speaker 1: on is horrible, and people are calling for war crimes investigations,
Speaker 1: they're calling for tribunals, and I understand that and would
Speaker 1: be justice. Do we actually think that we will ever
Speaker 1: get to a point where that will happen unless someone
Speaker 1: is willing to stare down with military force Russia, unless
Speaker 1: a major power like the United States, like NATO is
Speaker 1: willing to say you're going to hand over top generals,
Speaker 1: You're going to hand over Putin or else, and the
Speaker 1: or else has to be serious. We have to deal
Speaker 1: with the very real possibility here that they will never
Speaker 1: face justice and that they will largely get away with
Speaker 1: these atrocities, the kind of thing that we haven't really seen,
Speaker 1: certainly in Europe since World War Two on this scale.
Speaker 1: People would say some of what happened to the Balkans
Speaker 1: is similar. So we have to look at this and
Speaker 1: understand what is possible, and one is not. As long
Speaker 1: as Russia has thousands of nuclear weapons and we are
Speaker 1: concerned that the Russians would actually use them, there are
Speaker 1: limitations to what we are going to do, and that
Speaker 1: doesn't feel good to think about and be honest with
Speaker 1: ourselves about. But I do think that is where we are.
Speaker 1: We are giving the Ukrainians weapons, we are trying to
Speaker 1: help them, but it is a fight of Ukrainians against
Speaker 1: Russians right now, and war as hell and ugly and disgusting,
Speaker 1: and that's what we're seeing. And I know there's an
Speaker 1: emotional impulse for people to say we must do more.
Speaker 1: I wish we could. But if that, but understand that
Speaker 1: more for it to really be meaningful is we have
Speaker 1: Americans killing Russians, Russian American soldiers, American airmen killing Russians
Speaker 1: open combat. That would stop things in Ukraine, I think
Speaker 1: pretty quickly, until then Russia decided to make their next move.
Speaker 1: Woul Russia back off with Russia fire nukes. That's the
Speaker 1: fundamental question. Tactical nuke at US bases in Eastern Europe,
Speaker 1: for example, how do we respond to that gets into
Speaker 1: a nightmare situation very quickly. So we'll continue to follow
Speaker 1: this and watch this, and thoughts and prayers to the the
Speaker 1: Ukrainian people who are going through a terrible time, and
Speaker 1: to the bravery of those Ukrainian fighters who are facing
Speaker 1: a Russian enemy that gives no quarter, obeys no rules
Speaker 1: of not just warfare, but basic humanity. And we shall
Speaker 1: continue to supply them, give them the tools that they
Speaker 1: need to at least bring this to a conclusion. Thanks
Speaker 1: for being with me here on the Buck Sexton Show.
Speaker 1: I will talk to you tomorrow. She'll tie