Donald J. Trump

Congress where there's a lot of decorum.

There is process, but there's people yelling at each other.

It's like a big family Thanksgiving special all the time, but with politics thrown in.

Another fun thing I thought I'd share with your viewers today is,

So as the president was pulling up, we heard the sound of the shofar.

Now, the shofar is a ram's horn.

It's an ancient thing from the Bible.

It's been used for thousands of years for many purposes, including at the temple.

It's used at this time of year during the Jewish high holidays for religious purposes.

But I heard something I never thought I'd hear in my life, which was the ram's horn going... And they were blowing them as the president was showing up, which was just an extraordinarily cool thing.

You kind of got to be here to understand how significant that is.

But everybody in Israel is celebrating.

Tell me, what's the musical instrument and what do they do?

They play Hail to the Chief on what kind of musical instrument?

Yeah, it's literally a ram's horn.

So if you guys Google it, it's a big, I wish I had one with me.

They're about, they're anywhere from this little to, you know,

a foot or two long, and it only, you know, to blow a note out of it, to blow a tune out of it, it's hard because it's not like a trumpet.

It doesn't have, you know, there's no way you can change the key.

So whoever was doing that was exceptionally talented, but there was a couple of folks doing it.