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The Ukraine Meltdown, Former Ambassador Weighs in on Ukraine-Russia Conflict, Joy Behar Retracts Her Elon Musk Claim & Boston's Mayor Wu Faces Criticism Over Shooting Reaction
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No Spin News, March 3, 2025
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Bill O'Reilly
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Bill O'Reilly
Hey, Bill.
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Riley
All right, Riley here. Welcome to the no spin news. Monday, March 3, 2025 Stand up for your country. Looks like the Pope is near the end. We will have a special report tomorrow. I believe he'll probably expire within the next few hours. Could be wrong on that. I mean somebody's looking out for him, that's for sure. 88 year old pontiff has been in bad health for a while, but it looks like word we're getting out of Rome is the end is near. But tonight it's all about President Trump and Ukraine. And I hope you read my column on we posted it early over the weekend. If you haven't, it's on billoriley.com it's free. You don't have to be a member of anything, but we do a daily message of the day that's free. You should go in. And then a column every week I explain what happened because I have the best sources in the White House, in the country. That's it. And I don't think there's any disputing that. Everybody knows that's true. So when I tell you something, it's what happened. Not this insane stuff you're hearing on television and radio, which is ridiculous. I'm not going to name any names tonight. But it almost makes me angry how irresponsible these so called journalists are. They don't know anything. They have no access. None. They just make it up depending on whether they hate or like Trump. All right, let's get into it. This is the talking points Memo. It was bad. Not a good look for the world to see. President and Vice President, United States and a world leader not respecting each other. That's not good. And anybody who thinks it was good is an idiot. Not good. But something good might come out of it. Keep that in mind. So there was a problem With Zelensky not understanding who Donald Trump is, that was the problem. To mitigate that problem, 11 US senators met with Zelensky just hours before he was to appear in the Oval Office to sign the mineral deal. They met at the Hay Adams Hotel. I was aware of that meeting, even though I wasn't on the air on Friday. In the meeting, which all the senators, all 11 of them said it was a friendly, good meeting. Zelensky was told gently to be humble because that's what President Trump expected. And that's absolutely true. The best advice Zelensky got was go in there humble. Zelensky did not take that advice. Okay, that's where you start. The contention was that Zelensky wanted assurances from the United States that if he signed the mineral agreement and Putin violated a ceasefire or upped the ante about missiles and drones, that the United States would guarantee Ukraine's defense. Trump was never going to do that. That was not part of the deal. Okay. The deal was, if you sign this, the United States will have a dog in the hunt because our structure will have to come in to Ukraine to harvest those minerals, making it much harder for Putin to misbehave. That was what Trump thought he was getting. Now, with Trump in that meeting were Vice President Vance, who from the very beginning did not want to be much associated with Ukraine. Trump is much more. Much more accommodating because Trump understands how evil Putin is, even if he placates him. And I'll get to that in a moment. But Vance, Noah Vance is to the right of Trump on this. And then there was Marco Rubio, Secretary of State, and a whole bunch of other. Now, Rubio has no power at all in that kind of a meeting. None. Just to sit there because he works at Trump. Okay? So when they get in there, Trump immediately doesn't like the fact that Zelensky didn't wear a jacket. I don't care about that. Because Zelensky says he doesn't get dressed up in solidarity with his soldiers. This is what the soldiers wear. This is what I wear. Okay? It's small ball. But Trump gave him a little needle on it. And Trump does that. And then they start to talk about the deal. And Zelensky, I gotta tell you, I watched that tape number of times. He comes off as entitled. He comes off with an attitude, a chip on his shoulder. He does. And whoa. And that opened it up for Vance to come in and do this. Go. I think it's disrespectful for you to come into the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media. Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. You should be thanking the President for trying to bring it into this conflict. Okay? And then that's not an outlandish statement by Vance, but I wouldn't have done it because Vance knew by scolding Zelensky, it goes out all over the world. And I would have done that privately myself if I were J.D. vance, but that blew it up. And then Trump piled on Zelensky and Zelensky got booted out. Now the conspiracy people go, oh, this is all plant. You don't have, okay, a lunch for. I think it was 10 people prepared to be put on a table. If you, you know you're going to blow up a meeting, all right, that is stupid. And it was no benefit for Trump and Vance to blow the meeting up without cause. But Zelensky gave him cause because he came in arrogant, and he did. Now, I have sympathy for Zelensky. His country has been absolutely battered by one of the most evil men to ever exist. And when you read my book, Confronting Evil, you'll see how evil bad Vlad is. Okay? It's not even close. But I also understand that Trump wants this to stop because we've already kicked in 200 billion American taxpayer dollars and there's no end in sight. And if Zelenskyy's got to give a little bit of land or whatever, that's what Trump expects him to do. But Trump was giving him protection by this mineral deal, and Zelensky apparently is not smart enough to understand that. And the final thing is Zelensky can't beat Russia. So Zelensky is humiliated. The hate Trump crew goes to town. The world doesn't like Trump because it's never portrayed the way I'm portraying it. Never. Okay, Zelensky goes back to Europe. This is a good thing. And the Europeans go, no, we're with you. Good, good. Step up further so we don't have to pay so much more than. Do you realize that France has thrown in less than 10 billion? And we're at 200 billion. Come on. And Macron's running around, geez. So that could be good. If the whole European Union rallies to Ukraine's defense and Putin's got more of a problem, then I don't expect Trump to bail. By the way, I'd be very surprised if he did, because that would be not a good geopolitical move. Okay, so going forward, which is the most important thing. Now, I think a deal is going to happen. All right. When Trump, if you follow his history, if you read the United States of Trump, a lot of times this happens. The deal seems like it's going to never happen. And then all of a sudden it happens. So I expect that mineral deal, number one to come back. And then I expect Putin and Trump and maybe some European leaders, Britain and France maybe, you know, to forge out a ceasefire. But Trump's never going to sign any kind of, hey, if Putin does X, then the United States is going to throw troops and he's never going to do that. And of course, Zelensky would want that. If you were Zelensky, he'd want it, right? But you don't do it, Zelensky. You don't strut in there. You don't. That was huge mistake on his part. And that's a memo. Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Under President Biden, we saw the American dream slip away from any because of record spending, open borders, policies that ignited inflation. But that's all changing. President Trump has laid out a vision to restore American prosperity. And I want you to consider what we have in this vision. 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Now, the proceeds of this book are going to Ukrainian charities to help the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians who've been hurt by Vladimir Putin for no reason. And so this book is a number one worthy of your attention. And B, Gregory Slayton joins us now from Dallas, Texas. So you actually met with Zielinski. When did you meet with him?
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Gregory Slayton
Well, thanks, Bill. First of all, it's great to See you again. Great to be on your show.
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Riley
Sure.
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Gregory Slayton
And I agree 100% with your assessment. I was in Kiev last Monday at the invitation of President Zelensky and his team to mark the third anniversary of the brutal and unprovoked Russian invasion. That was difficult, but I was glad to be there. And it was also the official launch date for the book. And I appreciate your mentioning the book because, yes, all proceeds do go to good Ukrainian charities. I was also at the White House just on. I was in D.C. on Friday for that meeting, which, as you described, was a disaster. And yes, there were mistakes on both sides, but President Zelensky was properly briefed and for whatever reason, decided not to listen to 11 US senators who know far better than he does how to work with President Trump.
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Riley
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Gregory Slayton
No, I did not.
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Riley
Okay. Based upon what you and I both know to be true, I think Zelensky is immature. I don't think he's got a lot of impulse control. Would that be fair?
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Gregory Slayton
Well, I don't ever want to criticize somebody without being in his shoes. You know, Abraham Lincoln was exhausted by the Civil War. Zelensky's lost. In three years, hundreds of thousands of troops and literally millions of civilians have been either killed, wounded, or dislocated from their homes, their villages. I mean, it's a brutal, brutal battle. Did he, did he make a huge mistake at the White House? No doubt about it. Is he a little impulsive? Yeah, I would say so. But I think also we gotta have a little bit of sympathy for the guy, because I do. I can't even.
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Riley
And I think that's a good point. And I do have sympathy for him. He is traumatized, but he knows the only pathway to stop this madness is for Putin to get something out of it. Putin's never gonna stop or walk away unless he looks like a winner. Trump knows that Trump's got to give Putin something, which is why Trump isn't bashing Putin, you know, between the eyes. Because if he does that, it's never going to stop. Because Putin doesn't care about his own people. He doesn't care, but he needs to get out because the Russian people themselves are getting restive. Word of the day, restive. Got a million Russian casualties. Putin knows he's got to stop, but he's not going to stop unless he can, you know, save face, can walk away. And that's what Trump's trying to do. Am I right in my assessment there?
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Gregory Slayton
I think you are 100% correct, Bill. And the Russian economy is even much worse shape than most Western assessments indicate.
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Riley
But remember, Putin doesn't care about that. He doesn't care about the Russian economy.
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Gregory Slayton
No, I gotta disagree with you just slightly there, Bill. He doesn't care about the people from the Stans and North Korean soldiers. He doesn't care anything about them. But the economy owned by the oligarchs who basically own all these things on Putin's behalf. That's why Putin is the richest man in the world. Western intelligence services. And when you got your entire hospitality industry, your entire coal mining industry, many of the non military industries cannot pay the 25% interest rates that are common. If you can get a loan at all and can't find employees, literally, the Russian economy is six months, 12 months from a very, very bad reckoning.
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Riley
It's a legitimate point, but if you understand Putin, he will go over the cliff if you don't give him a winning Persona. I think, all right, he's not going to pull it back. But Trump knows that Trump is giving him a pathway Out. But Zelensky is way over his head. He has no blanking clue. Last word.
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Gregory Slayton
No, I completely agree with that, Bill. I think that we as Americans have to remember that, you know, we are the light of democracy and freedom in this world. That's why, yes, President Zelensky was out of line. He did not behave himself as he should have. But we still need to be the light and the beacon because let me tell you, there's a lot of wannabe Putin's and wannabe Xi Jinpings who are, you know, right now thinking, why do I have to bother with elections and judiciary and stuff, let's just make myself the leader, right, and be the leader for the rest of my life. That we always must stand about, stand.
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Riley
Against because the geopolitical landscape is very, very tough. And as I said, are you. I think they're still going to make a deal. You concur?
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Gregory Slayton
I agree. I agree 100%. Zelinsky's already said he publicly. I want to sign the deal. So. Okay.
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Riley
I hope it happens. I said, I said prayers at Mass yesterday that it would. I don't want to see any more suffering over there on the part of the Ukrainian people at all. So the book is Portraits of Ukraine Nation at War. Get on Amazon and remember, the purchase price is going to help suffering people. Mr. Ambassador, thanks very much. I hope you'll come back and I hope things evolve the way you and I see it. Thank you very much. All right, so Donald Trump is addressed tomorrow night. We don't tomorrow I'll have something for you. But it looks to me he's got to do Ukraine, right? He's got to do Doge and he's got to do the economy, the high prices. So we know those three. It's not State of the Union, by the way, because he just got elected. It's like, okay, here I am, I'm Donald Trump. I'm giving you an assessment of what I'm going to do or try to do in the House chamber. And we wouldn't have Nancy Pelosi ripping up anything behind him. And I hope he is disciplined in his remarks. President Trump, tomorrow, obviously we're going to be all over this, so stay with us. Democratic response is going to be by Senator Alessa Slotkin from Michigan. Don't know her. Supposed to be a moderate. We'll see. Media madness. So here's a very interesting story. A few years ago, NBC News reported anonymous sources, which you know how I feel about them, that in a 2022 phone call between President Biden and Zelensky. Biden yelled at Zelensky. All right, this is NBC News reporting this from anonymous sources. Quote, biden had barely finished telling Zelensky he had greenlighted another billion in US Military assistance for Ukraine. When Zelensky started listing all the additional help he needed and wasn't getting, Biden lost his temper. People familiar with the call said the American people were being quite generous and his administration, US Military, working hard to help Ukraine, he said, raising his voice. And Zelensky should show a little more gratitude on quote. Now, do I think that is true? I do. I think it is true. Zelinsky is immature. Not good. Let's go to Disney, abc, my pal Joy Behar. Now that show is live. I think it's 11:00 Eastern Time every day in the booth. The booth is where the director, the producer, all the tech people sit. My booth is in Manhattan right now. Okay? So all my tech people are there and then my editorial people are over the country. I'm on Long Island. We can do that because of the high tech gizmos. But the View is in New York City, Manhattan. So in the booth during the View, there is an attorney that works for ABC News because those women on the View in the past have been so irresponsible. So on Friday, Joy Behar, Thursday, Thursday, February 27, Joy Behar says this about Elon Musk. Go. The guy was not born in this country who was born under apartheid in South Africa. So has that mentality going on. He was pro apartheid, as I understand it. Then they took a commercial break and then they came back from the commercial and Behar said this. Go. Now I'm getting some flack because I said that Musk was pro apartheid. I don't really know for sure if he was. He grew up at that time when apartheid was in. Full blown prediction. She's done. Did you know that Fast Growing Trees is the biggest online nursery in the USA with thousands of different plants and more than 2 million happy customers. They have all the plants your yard needs, like fruit trees, privacy trees, shrubs, and much more. Whatever plants you're interested in, Fast Growing Trees has you covered. Just order online, get your dream yard delivered right to your door. And this spring, they have the best deals, up to half off on select plants. Plus my listeners get 15% off their first purchase when using Code Bill at checkout. That's an additional 15% off at 15 fast growing trees.com with code bill at checkout. Now is the perfect time to plant. That's Fast Growing trees dot com. Don't forget, use code bill to save offers valid for a limited time. Terms and conditions apply. We finally beat Medicare. He's right. He did beat Medicaid. Beat it to death. Joe Biden's legacy for seniors. He raided Medicare, made premium skyrocket and drove up drug costs. Worse, the Biden pill penalty is already slashing the development of affordable drugs, forcing seniors to pay the price of Biden's failed policy. Biden broke Medicare, but President Trump can fix it. Call Congress and urge them to end the Biden pill penalty now. They have to get out of her. Disney, ABC News. It'll be a retirement thing. She's in her 80s, I think. Anyway, can you imagine they have an attorney having that sit there and in the commercial the attorney calls down and says, you better correct that right now. I don't know if anybody else in television's got that going on. Okay, we'll find out. I was in Boston over the weekend, watched the Celtics lose on Friday to Cleveland. Celtics are good, but Cleveland was faster and better. Anyway, Boston, one of my favorite places in the world. Many of you know, I work local news there and I went to Boston University and Harvard and my mother went to Boston University and we have long, long ties. Love that city. It's a little depressing. It's run by a far left mayor Michelle Wu, W u and graffiti all over the place in Boston. And these are historic buildings. These are, you know, Boston, beautiful, architecturally designed city. And there's garbage, there's graffiti, drug addicts walking around. You know, it's not good. But it's the same situation in New York City. It's worse in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, every place that's governed by a far left politician, it's falling apart now. They had a shooting while I was up there at a chick fil A. Some guy came in with a knife and was threatening the people and an off duty police officer shot him dead. Here's what Mayor Wu said go my condolences and all of our thoughts are with the family of the individual whose life has been lost. And I'm also thinking of all the.
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Bill O'Reilly
People who were impacted here today in.
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Mike Slater
One of the busier parts of the.
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Riley
City with this tragedy.
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Bill O'Reilly
I'm glad that the officer is safe.
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Riley
And very grateful for a quick response.
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Mike Slater
From all of our first responders here.
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Riley
You can decide about that. But to headline with, well, feel bad for the family of the knife wielding guy. It's not that that's wrong, but that's not the Headline. Now Wu has got to go to Washington on Wednesday to appear before the House Oversight Committee that's comer to talk about them not cooperating with Homeland Security. So Adams will be there in New York City, Brandon Johnson, Chicago. Woo, Boston. Mike Johnston, another nut in Denver. And they're going to get grilled. All right, we're all over it. We are all over this. Smart life. So the American Journal, the Journal of American Medical association, jama, it's good if you're into that. They're a serious thing. They did a study on sleep, okay? It's published February 27th. Sleep is a big problem for Americans, okay? And the headline of the study says that 66% of the American public does get enough sleep or too much sleep. So the optimum for an adult is between seven and nine hours of sleep a night. And most people don't get that. Or some people are in a coma and they sleep 14 hours. No matter what you do, if you're not in the zone of seven to nine hours, you got a 30% increased risk of premature death. And it's true, because your body just can't protect you. It can't. Your immune system. So I was approached by a supplement company that does a sleep potion. And I have credibility with the American people, thank God. And I don't do commercials very much. I mean, I do them for the no spin news and I voice over stuff, but I don't, I'm not out front like the MyPillow guys out front for my pillow. Right now they want me to be out front this crew and I'm talking to them. So the product looks to me to be very good. It might help you. So my decision is, do I do this and spread the word around or do I not? Because we're very disciplined about what we do in the advertising realm, you know that. We don't take bedding, we don't take booze, we don't take tobacco, we don't take any of that. And we, you know, if it's a questionable product at all, we don't take it. But I'm thinking about it. And the reason I'm thinking about it is because I know so many people have trouble sleeping and this might help. All I'm going to do is say, look, give it a shot if I do it. Not going to say it's guaranteed. I'm not going to do any of that. You might want to consider this. And I've done my own research on it too. I'm not going to get into that now, but this has been a long time process. I got to make a decision soon. History. March 3, 1845, Florida admitted to the Union. Fascinating. Fascinating. Okay, so March 3, 1845, Congress has Florida's state. 27th state. Problem is, nobody lives there. You can't live there. It's too hot. From May 15 to October 15, it's an inferno every day in Florida. Okay? There's no like cool breeze coming in. It's hot. And when it's hot, you got bugs and you got all kinds of stuff down there. It's like any tropical plate. Nobody could live there. By 1850, before the Civil War, there were 87,000 people, they say, I don't know how they figured that out, living in Florida, but 40, 40,000 of the 87,000 were slaves, escaped slaves, slaves that were being held, whatever. So most people down there were slaves and they had malaria, yellow fever, all that. But it was a state. And it wasn't until the mid-1930s that Florida became viable. Why?
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Bill O'Reilly
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Mike Slater
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Riley
Why air conditioning? So in the 1930s, most people couldn't. It was in the middle of the Depression. They couldn't afford air conditioning. You went to the movies. That's where people went to cool off in the summer because the theaters were air conditioned. But then in 1947, air conditioning started to be affordable. And that's when Florida blew up. And then Disney came in in the 1970s. And now Florida is the fastest growing state, as you probably know, according to Census Bureau, no state income tax. They're out of your way. They're not on your, on your back if you can take the heat. And I taught high school in Florida for two years. I'm Irish, and Ireland rarely gets over 80 degrees. When it gets to be 90 and 90% humidity, I say, ah, very hard for me to live in that tropical heat. But millions of Americans are going, you know what? Florida Tech, Texas. I lived in Texas for two years. That's hot. They don't. They're saying, I'll, I'll do the air conditioning thing, whatever. So 180 years ago, Florida became a state. Final thought. I treated a bunch of seniors in college to supper on Saturday night. I want to tell you all about that in a moment. All right, final thought of the day. So on Friday, I drove up to Boston, and then I told you what happened up there. And then I drove down to Newport, Rhode island, if you're really looking for a nice New England town. Newport. I don't know. You don't get any better than Newport. And my son is graduating from Salve Regina University in May. He's on lacrosse team. And so I went to the game and salve waxed nickels. I think it was 13 to 3 or. I mean, it was. It's a good win. And there were some salvage students heckling nickels. I put an end to that. You would have loved it. Because everybody knows I show up to the game. They all know me. And they were heckling Nichols and Nichols. I felt sorry for them. It's a college in Massachusetts. So I said, all right. So after the game, I took out my son and some of his lacrosse buddies to a restaurant, and they have two months to go before they graduate. And this is a very difficult time if you've graduated from college. I remember very vividly when I did, you know, you're making that big transition into the real world. And what am I going to do? Am I going to get a good job, that kind of thing. So I'm there and I can see, you know, that there was a little apprehension because I was asking them, you know, what are you going to do after school? What are you going to do? What are you going to do? What are you going to do? And I said, number one, if I can help you, I will. I thought I was pretty nice. And I reassured them because I will. And they don't even have to be concierge members if they're friends of my son, they come under my protection and I help them. And number two, I said, look, no matter what you do, there's one thing that you have to know. When you go into the real world, the most important thing is no matter what happens, no matter where you work, you have to do the right thing. And then I pointed to a movie called American Gangster with Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe. Go talking to my lawyers, they said something to me, I can't believe it. Did you really find a million dollars in the trunk of a car and then. And turn it in? Did you do that? You did that for real, huh? My man. Good for you. You know Johnny Law got it though, right? Maybe. Ain't no maybe about it, Mr. Richard. You know, he got it. You turned that money in, he took it and you ain't get nothing for it. Did you? Why you do that? What's the right thing to do? That's true. That's a good answer. Was the right thing to do. It's the right thing to do. So how do you know the right thing? If you are a good person, you'll know. The problem is it's hard. That's what the point of that scene was. Ridley Scott directed that movie. Brilliant movie. American Gangster. Ridley Scott directed, he put that scene in there for a reason. Okay? So you'll know. These kids are gonna know because they're all good kids. They're going to know what the right thing is to do. But it's so hard because the right thing to do many times hurts. You hurt me in my, my life. No doubt about it. I could have made my life a lot easier just sailing along. I wouldn't do it. I'm not being self righteous here because I made tons of mistakes. I mean, we're all sinners. But if you develop that philosophy and you tell us to your kids and grandkids, no matter what you're doing, when issues come up, got to do the right thing. Looking away isn't the right thing by the way evil people will do the wrong thing consistently. Putin will always do the wrong thing. Good people have to strive, be strong enough to do the right thing. Anyway, I got their attention with that. Not easy to do, but I got the attention. I used that movie. Anyway, thank you for watching and listening to the no Spin news tomorrow. Big Trump speech. We're on it. We'll see then.