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This is not the way to start the week. Not the way to start
the week. She didn't have the camera set up ready to go here in
the studio, but she got it done in time. Greetings, my friends,
I hope you had a great weekend. Email Should you want to be
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seven two one zero, twenty eight thirty three one seven two one zero two
eight three zero. You know, most of the time we talk about politics
on a national level. We talk about things that are affecting the United States
of America in totality. Now, we also live in fifty states. Well,
we don't live each of us in fifty states. We are residents of
one of the If you're in the United States of America, you're residents of
one of the fifty US states. And no, I'm not going to sing
the song, but you know the fifty states, fifty fifty United States from
thirteen original colonies. You're a resident of one of those states, and depending
upon which state you live in, your problems may be greater than the problems
we face nationally. They may be the same as, or maybe potentially less
than, if you live in a state that is governed or under the influence
of reasonable people. I'm currently in the state of Florida, and this is
a state that has, under the leadership of DeSantis and under the leadership of
a Republican Congress, has done some things that make it better than a lot
of states. However, you know, I was actually I want to take
this in another direction, but I have to start. I have to start
after saying that. I don't know if you've seen this in double ACP.
The LEACP claims that Florida is quote hostile or hostile if you prefer to black
Americans. So I'm looking here American wire dot Com, Kevin Haggerty, this
is yesterday, over the weekend. The latest political sign against Florida Governor Rhnda
Santas may well have failed in its infancy after a publicly available photo refuted the
NAACP's position that the Sunshine State is quote openly hostile toward African Americans. Like,
just just let that set in for a moment. It's openly hostile to
black Americans. That was Saturday. I'm reading here from this article. Saturday,
the NAACP's board of directors endeavored to gin up racial and enmity toward America's
governor in the days leading up to an expected announcement on a highly anticipated bid
for presidency. By the way, that is something to Santas has said he's
going to announce here in the next couple of weeks, days or weeks,
his decision as to whether or not he will run for president of the United
States. You know, and I know some of you don't share these sentiments.
I do like De Santis. I'm sometimes concerned about some of the Republicans,
the more establishment types coalescing around the Scantis, But I still like De
Santis. I hope De Santis pursues a political future outside of the state of
Florida. I just think he would be well advised not to do it.
Yet, I do believe that, and that's not meant to be a slight
to De Santis. There are other people I saw. Tim Scott has announced
his candidacy for president or the Republican nomination for president of the United States.
I think that that's absolutely ludicrous. There's things I like about about Tim Scott,
there are things that are less than I'm less than enthusiastic about with Tim
Scott. The same general thing I would say about Nicky Haley. There are
things I like about Nicki Haley. There are things I'm not excited about with
Nicky Haley. But neither one of those two have any chance whatsoever of winning
the Republican nomination for president. They just simply do. Not. The ones
that do would be Trump and potentially to Santis. But I want to say
it's Trump out in front by a country mile and then De Santis following at
a distance. In fact, some recent polling has shown Trump up nearly fifty
percent five zero. I think it was forty five forty eight percent his lead.
Fact I've gotten in I think it was in Friday, last Thursday,
or Friday's stack of stuff. On our website Todd Huffshow dot com if you
want to read about the exact pole. But I've the recent polling shows Trump
up massively forty plus points, forty five points, maybe close to fifty points.
Now, Santis hasn't run yet, and he's still not as well known
as Trump, although he is a pretty well known individual amongst the Republican base
and he has a lot of people that like him. Again, I don't
want to get too much into this Trump to Santis thing this morning. I
want to talk specifically about the NAACP's claim that Florida is hostile towards Black Americans.
Hostile. It's just patently absurd. The stupidity we see coming from these
leftist organizations on a daily basis, from our government on a daily basis,
is this is living in fantasy world. But anyway, does Santis is going
to make an announcement. Some people think that this NAACP announcement was designed to
kind of cut this off at the pass, trying to again further the narrative
that the Santis, by virtue of being Republican and a conservative, a strong
conservative, that's enough for the NAACP to say that Florida is openly hostile towards
Black Americans. Now, what makes this story even slightly more interesting. Let
me read the full The full release says this Florida is openly hostile toward African
Americans, people of color, and LGBTQ plus. We can't put the whole
thing in there because it would take up the remaining part of this paragraph.
Individuals, before traveling to Florida, this is not this is a joke.
This is akin to a Saturday Night Live skit. Before traveling to Florida,
please understand that the state of Florida de values and marginalizes the contributions of and
the challenges faced by African Americans and other communities of color. So, if
you're black, if you're a person of color, a marginalized community, the
LGBTQI, A A plus two pc whatever all that stuff is, if you're
a member of that community, if you're basically not a white male conservative or
Republican, basically, it's dangerous for you to come to Florida. Have they
been to Florida. We've been. Look, I'm not an expert on the
state of Florida. We have been here for three months. I like the
state. I actually love this the state. We've been. We've been to
about every corner we were talking about this over the weekend, and we've been
up to the you know, Daytona Beach area. We've been in north central
Florida, um astor Orlando. We've been to the Keys. We've been to
Fort Lauderdale, you know Fort Lauderdale, Miami area. We've been over Fort
Myers. I haven't been to Naples per se, but Fort Myers. We
have pint Punta Gorda. We're staying in a town now called Arcadia, which
is I don't know, forty miles I'm guessing from the coast, you know,
Tampa. We've been to these places. This is the Panhandle, right
There's there's a Pensacola, and there are places like Destin Seaside. We went
there last year. That's a neat little town. That's the town. If
you've not been there. That's a town that the movie The Truman Show was
set. And I suppose the kids liked watching that movie after we after we
went there. It's a neat town. Point is, Florida is a diverse
state. I mean it's it's a very diverse state. Now, this NAACP
nonsense basically says if you are a black American or a minority or an LGBTQ
plus person, you are, you better be careful when wandering into Florida ostensibly
because de Santis is governor. I mean, it's just patently ridiculous, totally
absurd. Then De Santis is what is this guy? This is the somebody
on the Santas's team, and mine is PR person Jeffrey or accum me Jeremy
Redfern. He goes to Twitter. I love this, by the way,
this is what I like about team to Santas. And you see the same
sorts of things from Trump and they've they've learned this, and kudos to them.
I don't care who's doing it. Kudos to the Republicans who actually push
back, who actually mock the stupidity of these sorts of statements, of these
announcements. I applaud those folks tremendously for doing that. Anyway, So but
this, this tweet says Jeremy Redfern, Hey, Dallas getting all kinds of
input from somewhere here that I cannot tell where that is even coming from.
So anyway, sorry, I got audio issues in in my ear. I
think we took care of them. So but this sorry about that. We
have Jeremy Redfern, who I think is the pr guy for Team to Santa's.
He takes a picture, he reposts a picture that was either posted on
Instagram or some social channel of the vice chair of the NAACP. Her name
is Karen Boykin Towns, and he retweets it and he says, here's your
vice chair chilling in Clearwater, Florida. I love it. This is exactly
what needs, what needs to happen for those of you that are that are
churchgoers or that go that are familiar with your Bibles. Reminds me the way
to saying us, the way Team Trump deal with these things. It reminds
me a little bit of the of the Old Testament story where Elijah confronted the
prophets of bail if you're familiar, and he mocks him. He mocks him.
He basically puts him up to a contest and says, hey, you
see, if your God answers your prayers, and then when you're finished,
I'll go ahead and calling my guide to answer prayers. And of course their
God is sleeping because their God isn't wasn't real. And Elijah starts saying things
like, well, maybe he's sleeping. Maybe you caught him on a day
off. Maybe he's busy with something else, you know, Maybe he can't
hear you, Maybe he's hard of hearing. Have you tried screaming louder?
These sorts of things, And that is kind of what Team to Santist,
Team Trump does when they're faced with crazy allegations like this. The idea,
the idea that Florida is a dangerous place for people who are minorities, for
people who are LGBTQ, it is it is patently absurd to say that this
place is hostile towards these folks. And first of all, they're grouping in
all different types of people. There's not even anything synonymous here, except for
they're trying to basically pull every every group that they think that they can convince
folks that they've been marginalized by by a governor like de Santist or by some
Republican. They're trying to pull them all together and say, look, this
guy's against you. But that's not at all what happens. If you don't
want to like De Santist or Trump or a conservative, make it, make
it a legitimate reason. This is silly, This is juvenile, more likely
to be infantile. This is not serious, substantive discourse. There's no danger
here by the lgbt for the LGBTQ community. I mean, there's some communities
in the state of Florida that have a very high I mean Miami. My
goodness, do we think suddenly that the LGBTQ community in Miami is suddenly at
risk because of governor to siantists. I mean, this is just dumb,
is what this is. It's identity politics. It's precisely the sort of thing
that we need less of in this country. And they need to be mocked
for it. The NAACP needs to be mocked for this. Nobody's at risk
in the state of Florida. Nobody. Now, if you're somebody who is
going to break the law and try to, I don't know, change the
gender of a minor, that's a problem. But that's not because your group
is marginalized. That's because that is not what we Miners are not permitted to
make certain decisions, get tattoos, drive a car, by a handgun,
enter the military. Right, there are things by tobacco products. You can't
do those things as a minor or. At least there's a certain age and
age restriction. You know, we used to I was telling a couple of
people that recently we used to say. We used to say, well,
they're going through a phase. You know, when a kid is going through
those formative years and they might color their hair or change the way that they
dress or something like that, and they go through a phase trying to find
themselves. Now we've got a world that says, hey, if you're twelve
or eight or whatever, and you've had any question whatsoever at any point about
your gender or something. You know, whether or not you played with dolls
too much or not enough, or you liked g I Joes and hot wheels
and everything else, and then maybe you're maybe you're born in the wrong body.
Let's physically mutilated and change it forever. That is a problem, my
friends. Lawmakers and de Santis in the state of Florida do not oppose those
things because they hate people in the LGBTQ community, which, by the way,
again that's a big brush. There are plenty of people who are in
the l part of that community, the g part of that community, that
are not in favor of the transgender policies, especially as they are being forced
and pushed upon students, upon young people, And so the idea here that
de Santis and Republicans in the state of Florida have created a hostile and dangerous
environment because they have opposed some of the things the left told us. We
tells us that we have to fully accept right now, no questions asked,
and one hundred percent accept it. That does not mean that this state is
hostile toward those individuals and absolutely does not does not mean that. But then
again, that's what the left wants you to believe. But it's silly,
stupid stuff like this. I'm glad to see the Santis's team fight back.
I'm glad when Trump's team fights back as well, But I just wanted to
share this off the top. As I'm thinking about again, this is particular
to the state of Florida, or specifically, I guess to the state of
Florida, but this could happen anywhere. If it won't happen in Indiana,
I'm gonna tell you under Governor Holcomb, who's still probably hunkering down somewhere,
it's not going to happen there because it requires strong conservative leadership. There are
some other states that could happen to maybe Texas with Governor Abbott, maybe South
Dakota with Christy Nome, others. I don't want to make a full list
here, but you know what I mean. But it's not going to happen
where there's weak need mamby pamby Republicans who are afraid of their own shadows.
They don't want to offend anybody, and any rhetoric that basically comes at them
that says, hey, you know you are whatever they accuse you of being
a racist, a sexist, transphobic. Instead of allowing that, you know,
the weak need ones allow that to change their policies, to make them
back down, to make them afraid of their shadows. But people like the
Santis and dare I say, people like Trump use it as an opportunity to
basically mock to a point or to at least call out the hypocrisy of the
folks making these ridiculous allegations. Just like they don't say gay Bill. It's
not against the law in Florida to say the word gay. It is so
patently absurd that we or they, the media, they the dimer Crap Party
have even created this narrative. But it is It's a narrative that connects with
some people because again of the role of identity politics, the demonization of today's
Republican Party, the demonization of mischaracterization of conservatism in general. You get the
idea. I got a good time out, though, my friends, you're
listening here to conservative not better talk. When we get back, I want
to shift gears and actually talk about another states. Something again that may have
happened in a particular state, but I think the lessons and the arguments being
made in this particular states legislature would also apply to arguments being made in all
fifty states, or all fifty seven of the states Obama visited. And I'm
not sure timeouts in order that my friends sit tight, you're listening to a
conservative not better talk. I'm your host, the one, the only tie
back in a minute, welcome back, my friend's quick story, and then
I'm gonna shift gears next next segment. So today I am you know,
I'll be honest. We've been traveling the country, and for those of you
that listen on a regular basis, you know that we've embarked upon what we
call the truth Tour. We've actually been on a bit of a hold here
in the past. I don't know the past little bit. I don't want
to put a time frame on it because I have to really sit and tell
you I calculate it. But for the past little bit, we've been on
a bit of a time frame, and there's a couple of reasons why,
in hindsight, I'm actually very glad where we are at the moment. But
one of them I'm not ready to tell you about. Although it is a
humdinger of a story. I'll tell you that. But that's besides the points
so tempting for me to do. It's so tempting because you would it,
wouldn't You would love it. I'm telling you you would love the story.
It just can't do it yet. However, there's another part of this that
I do want to share today we are. I didn't know when we came
down here there was this event called NRB NRB NRB happens to be hosted this
year in Orlando. It maybe every year in Orlando, for all I know.
I didn't know such a thing existed until about, I don't know,
three weeks ago, and it kept coming up in conversations that I had with
some folks. I never brought it up. It just kept coming up,
and I thought, well, maybe this is something that we should should do
and attend. And so through a long we're not attending per se for the
actual convention, but there's some people, some people in town, and I
think it's National Religious Broadcasters. I believe we're actually having a couple of meetings
today. I say we. It's me, but I think my son's going
to travel with me too, and we'll do a few things while we're in
in Orlando, which is about an hour and fifty minutes I think or so
from where we are right here. So but you know, I gotta be
honest, I kind of feel like the timing of us to go there is
one of the reasons that we're still kind of on a little bit of a
pause down here. So I'll keep you posted. It's something that we're going
to do later today. And I can't specifically tell you about the meetings other
than to say, you know, there are always opportunities for growth and expansion
and this show getting in front of new people, and there's some opportunities that
you know, as a guy that started in his closet and actually his wife's
closet, I had to be careful how we say it, because we always
shared the same bedroom, even though I'm sure she wanted to make me sleep
on the couch many times, but shared the same bedroom. She had a
different closet in the bedroom. That's where we started this show back in August
of two thousand and fifteen, quickly approaching what is it eight years now?
Eight years seems possible on the one hand, that seems totally impossible on the
other hand, depending upon perspective. But that's how long we've been we've been
doing this. But there's some pretty interesting things happening in some potentials. So
I just wanted to share that with you. We'll be doing that today,
my son and I going to these to these meetings, and I just wanted
to share that, you know, I share that. I share those things
just in briefly because I know many of you like to know some of what's
happening behind the scenes. But also you know, even outside of that,
I like to share our experiences because I just I happen to believe that they
align or there you can relate, I guess is what I'm saying for you
from your own experiences, and you know, sometimes things sometimes you take the
road less traveled. Sometimes things are delayed. Sometimes you don't know why something
happens. Sometimes you may not ever know why certain things happen. I don't
mean to say that it's a nice neat little you know, fits into a
Hallmark card or something like that. I'm just saying that opportunities do arise and
good things. Good things are there as we continue to seek to improve,
to try to figure out ways to make things better. Sometimes you walk through
the valley sometimes you feel, you know, you feel maybe overwhelmed or not
sure what to do next. I've had those moments on this journey. It's
been. It's been quite the experience. It's gonna make one heck of a
book one of these days when Oz and I decide to write it. But
I do want to share that with you. I think I owe that to
you for those that listen to this per Graham every day and or you know,
you might wonder where are we, what are we doing? We want
a bit of a holding pattern, and I do think that we're out of
here. We'll be out of Florida basically by this weekend, Memorial Day weekend.
I'm not sure from there yet odds, and I are not one hundred
percent sure. There's actually several options at this point, but we may be
back in Indie for a bit, who knows. Who knows. Some of
that's going to depend upon some of these meetings, not just these meetings today,
but other things happening with the show. And I'll be sure certain to
keep you informed as we continue to ramp up in other ways as well.
But I wanted to share that with you. Want to get back. I
want to talk about what I said last segment. I want to shift to
this next segment. We got a situation in the state of Nebraska, and
I'm going to play the SoundBite of this lunatic. I know the good bad
guy likes when I say the stupidest thing I've heard or read all week.
I think that this what I'm about to play in the next segment is the
stupidest thing I've heard all week or read all week. I read some of
it and I play the sound bit. I'm gonna play the SoundBite for you.
We're gonna talk about it, and there's some takeaways, there's some some
lessons, some teachable moments. As Rush used to say in this next segment
on how the left operates, how they behave the drama. It's it's a
perfect example of why I call the radical left the dramacrats. So we'll play
that after the break sits out. My friends be back in just a minute.
Welcome back, my friends. So, but no further ado. I
want to now share a little bit about a story. Well, I do
want to mention this quickly too. You heard me mentioned I'm going to NRB
in Orlando today. Reminded me of this headline I saw newsmax dot com Satanists
find a home at Satan Cohn in Boston. So that's another option for those
of you that are looking for conferences to attend. I'm kidding, I'm kidding,
of course, Satan con in Boston. You know. I had a
friend, Well, my brother was talking with a guy that's been I may
have said this on here before, a guy that travels the world as an
evangelist. He's been in some pretty crazy places. I think he was in
Iraq before we right before we started bombing Iraq, and in places very very
since places. And he asked my brother asked the guy, what's been the
most of all the places in the world you've been this guy's been lots and
lots of places sharing the gospel. He said, what's been the most the
place that's most resistant, I think he said to the gospel. And the
guy told him Boston, Massachusetts. You can do with that what you may.
I can't say that. I've not even been to Boston, but they're
hosting Satan Cohn, and this evangelist said that they were the most It wasn't
even resistant, it was the most and maybe antagonistic to the gospel. I
forget the word anyway. Moving along, let's talk here about what's happened in
the state of Nebraska. Nebraska has passed a law through the legislature. It's
a law that actually is combining two of the hot button issues that we are
dealing with today. One is a twelve month abortion ban. So anything any
pregnancy under excuse me over twelve I say months, twelve week abortion ban.
If I said I said months, I'd apologize. Twelve week abortion ban in
the state of Nebraska. So that has been passed in kind of this one
one piece of legislation, and it's not that long. I think it's eight
seventeen or eighteen pages. I was looking at it earlier or actually yesterday,
I was looking at it. So, but the other issue in there is
the issue about providing what they call what they call trans what they call it
trans transgender healthcare, transgender healthcare. Now, this actually, as I understand
it, it limited. The bill limited what they call gender affirming care,
gender affirming care to minors in the state of Nebraska. So basically the law
basic essentially said if it's an abortion under twelve weeks, or excuse me,
after twelve weeks, you can't do it. There's a few exceptions. There's
actually exceptions for or incest and rape. I've seen that in the legislation.
And it also does it only includes what's the type of pregnancies Ectopic Ectopic pregnancies
are not included in that as well, but anything else a normal pregnancy.
Twelve weeks is the longest that you can be pregnant and still seek an abortion
legally now in the state or or per this legislation. I don't know if
it's been signed by the governor yet or not, but per this legislation,
that's what it would do. The other thing it would do is grant someone
or prevent someone I should say, who is a minor from getting gender affirming
care or some sort of a physical I'm trying to just without having emotionally charged
language, are just physically changing your body, right, or taking certain hormone
therapy with the intention of changing one's body from being biologically as it was born,
as you were born the body were born into into something that's biologically different
from that. So from male to female or from female to male, either
direction. And so this, of course, it creates all sorts of problems
on the floor of the legislature in Nebraska. And again it doesn't matter that
it's in Nebraska. This is this is going to happen or they are going
to be arguments like this in your state if it's not already not already happened.
So there's a state senator, this deranged lunatic senator named MICHAELA. Cavanaugh
with the sea a relation to Brett Cavanaugh. Certainly if she is, it's
only it's spelled differently, but anyway, she is. I I don't know
what else to say about this. This is deranged. So she takes to
the Senate floor in the state of Nebraska and she basically just starts chanting,
much like you would if you were one of the protesters. There were protesters
at the state House as well, and they were if there's young ears,
please cover them. I don't want you to have to explain something that you
don't want to explain while listening to this wonderful program. So three turned the
kid's ears away from this. Here we go in three and two and one.
But they were also at the state House throwing used I don't even want
to say it used tampons. Yeah, as that's the right reactionized used tampons
in the state House. I think they were dropping them from the balcony in
the rotunda. You know where the big dome ceiling is, and there's multiple
levels in most state well in many state houses. That's what they were doing.
And of course there was one incident of someone fighting an officer. So
I guess we could call say COUDATA an attempt to overthrow the government in Nebraska.
I mean, that's how we do this today anyway. But I want
to play with this insane, deranged, lunatic Senator MIKAELA Kavanaugh did from the
floor. It's a couple of minutes. She keeps repeating herself over and over
again, but it gets progressively more entertaining at each level. So I want
to play it. I want to play it. I think in its entirety.
I don't know. We'll see how it goes, but it's a couple
of minutes. I'll do that after the break. Friends, you're listening here
at the home of Conservative not Better talking on your host Hot huff back in
just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So I'm gonna play I'm
going to play this club again. This is senator from the state of Nebraska.
This is a state senator. So this is not their US senator,
although given the opportunity, they would elect someone. The radicals would elect someone
like this to represent their state in Nebraska if they could. But this is
at least what one of them in Nebraska. Um, what she did on
the Senate floor. Now this goes on for three minutes. So I'm not
as told me, you can't play that whole thing. I said, don't
tell me what I can't do. But we're gonna We're gonna see how this
goes. But here she is. She's been recognized on the floor of the
Nebraska State Senate talking specifically about this bill. Not she's not talking about the
abortion band part of this bill. She's talking about the part of the bill
that limits well that restricts miners from being able to receive medical treatment to change
their biological sex. This is what happens on the state floor. Listen to
this craziness. Thank you, mister president. Trans people here, we need
trans people, we love trans people. Okay, pause, trans people belong
here, We need trans people, we love trans people. Now you're going
to be able to say this in your sleep by the time I finish this
SoundBite. But those are the three statements that she made. Trans people belong
here, we need trans people, we love trans people. Now. I
will say this. I will say this that I agree with the last statement,
we love all people. Now, people don't like if I say all
lives matter or whatever that, but that's the same thing. So it's not
about whether or not you love people or not. It's about again, this
is this is all faux outrage. This is not about This is about protecting
members of our community, of our society who are not old enough to make
decisions that are going to change the rest of their life. That's what this
is about. It's not about whether or not someone who's an adult can make
these decisions. It's about a youth, a younger person, So listen to
this. So that's that's the statement. She's gonna start channing it here in
a minute, and you're gonna want me to stop this, and I might.
I eventually will, But hang in there. That's what they're saying out
there as they're standing in a circle in the rotunda, saying that, yeah,
don't forget about the tampons, over and over again. Trans people belong
here, we need trans people, we love trans people, and I think
it's boring at this point. Trans people belong here, we need trans people.
We love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people,
we love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people.
We love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people.
We love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people,
we love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people,
we love trans people to trans people belong here. We need trans people.
We love trans people. Trans people belong here. We need trans people.
So that's where it starts. That's about halfway through. I'm going to
take you to where this thing is. Here, we go trans people.
We love trans people. Transa belong here. We need trans people, we
love trans people. Trans people along here. We need chance people. We
love chance people. Chance people belong here. We need chance people. We
love chances. You matter, You matter, and I am fighting for you.
And I will not stop. I will not stop today, I will
not stop tomorrow. You are loved. You. No one said I stopped
it. You are loved. You matter. Yes, all human beings matter,
trans people, straight people, people who don't think they're in the wrong
biological body, anybody in between. Whatever these groups are, All people matter.
We're all made in the image of God. At that, my friends,
is a dramacrat acting like a dramocrat who quick time out my friends Back
in just a minute, I'm back, my friends. So you played sound
bite again. Trans people belong here. We want trans people. We need
we need trans people. We love trans people. I think we're the three
things that she was saying. Of course, all human beings in this country
should be protected by the law. That that part I can agree with.
We need trans people, I don't think about it in terms like you know,
that's we just need to protect everyone equally under the law. And then
the last part, we love trans people. We love people. I just
it's just bizarre to me to have to to put a qualifier in the type
of people that were supposed to whatever love or get along with or what have
you. But the problem is, that's not what this issue is about.
And this is a tactic and a strategy that's employed by the left on a
very regular basis. Is why they say things like my b my choice when
it comes to abortion. They've repeated these things so many times into the subconscious
mind, the psyche of the average person, and they regurgitate it. It's
because of this kind of militant craziness that we heard on the Senate floor in
the state of Nebraska. I think I'll actually start tomorrow by talking a little
bit more about this, but I've got to go out of time today,
folks. Thanks for listening. SDG