Blake

Throw up 155. This is my final thought. Look at this bar graph. President Trump's speech was the longest ever first addressed to Congress by like a lot. And this reminded me of something Blake said at the beginning. So hat to Blake that he's only been in office for about 40 days. And yet the mountain of accomplishments is so large.

And so sweeping and so dramatic and the creativity and the upheaval and so much has changed so quickly that he filled an hour and 40 minutes of content. And I didn't even realize it was that long. I was sitting there. We were looking and analyzing in real time. It did not feel like it dragged on. It didn't feel like any of that because there is so much to talk about.

And so sweeping and so dramatic and the creativity and the upheaval and so much has changed so quickly that he filled an hour and 40 minutes of content. And I didn't even realize it was that long. I was sitting there. We were looking and analyzing in real time. It did not feel like it dragged on. It didn't feel like any of that because there is so much to talk about.

And I think we can definitively say that there has never been a more productive or effective or important and impactful first 40 days of a presidency in all of history. I think that is safe to say. Now, you could look at maybe Truman wrapping up World War II or something. But outside of wartime, there is nothing that I think compares in American history.

And I think we can definitively say that there has never been a more productive or effective or important and impactful first 40 days of a presidency in all of history. I think that is safe to say. Now, you could look at maybe Truman wrapping up World War II or something. But outside of wartime, there is nothing that I think compares in American history.

And, Blake, maybe you'll disagree with me, but this is so sweeping and radical in so many good ways. That he is an hour and 40 minutes and he deserved every ounce of that time.

And, Blake, maybe you'll disagree with me, but this is so sweeping and radical in so many good ways. That he is an hour and 40 minutes and he deserved every ounce of that time.

I just want to say a knock against Ben. I'm just saying it's just just just to give a little inside break, break the fourth wall here. To my everlasting shame, I wasn't convinced that this was a good idea. Charlie and Blake were like, we need to pardon Derek Chauvin.

I just want to say a knock against Ben. I'm just saying it's just just just to give a little inside break, break the fourth wall here. To my everlasting shame, I wasn't convinced that this was a good idea. Charlie and Blake were like, we need to pardon Derek Chauvin.

How forceful have I been on the pardon thing? No, you've been huge, actually.

How forceful have I been on the pardon thing? No, you've been huge, actually.

No, you should blame me. It's my fault.

No, you should blame me. It's my fault.

But you've wanted to do this for a year.

But you've wanted to do this for a year.

No, he got railroaded. It's terrible. But, you know, Blake, you pushed it hard. Charlie, you push. I just want the world to know the reason, you know, probably wasn't more is because I was the like wet blanket in the room going like, I don't know if we're there yet, but my bad. We should give credit real quick.

No, he got railroaded. It's terrible. But, you know, Blake, you pushed it hard. Charlie, you push. I just want the world to know the reason, you know, probably wasn't more is because I was the like wet blanket in the room going like, I don't know if we're there yet, but my bad. We should give credit real quick.

No, which I fully supported. It was great to get her reporting on it. I mean, there's a lot there to unpack, so don't miss that. Hour two tomorrow of the show is going to be phenomenal. We've got Jim Banks as well. Senator Jim Banks on in hour one. So it's going to be a great show.

No, which I fully supported. It was great to get her reporting on it. I mean, there's a lot there to unpack, so don't miss that. Hour two tomorrow of the show is going to be phenomenal. We've got Jim Banks as well. Senator Jim Banks on in hour one. So it's going to be a great show.

So, NS Gay, what's going on here? Alrighty, so this is the latest big release from Chris Ruffo over at the Manhattan Institute. There's some sort of whistleblower within the NSA, one of our big intelligence agencies. They're the ones who handle signals intelligence, so they monitor the internet, they intercept phone calls. They were supposed to do it abroad, but