John Fugelsang (22:23)

We'll be right back.

Alison Gill (22:31)

Hey everybody, welcome back. It's Friday. That means it's Fugal saying Fridays here on the Daily Beans. Which means my friend, the host of Tell Me Everything on Sirius XM channel127 is here. That's SiriusXM progress channel127, that's right. Weeknights, 9:00pm Eastern, 6 Pacific. And if you don't have series, you can catch them on the John Fugalsang show podcast, wherever you get your pods. My friend John Fugal saying hello, hello, Ms. Gill.

John Fugelsang (22:56)

It's good to see you again.

Alison Gill (22:58)

Yes, the waiting is the hardest part. We're here, we're waiting. It's recording this Thursday afternoon and the jury is out in the Trump criminal election interference trial. And I wanted to get your thoughts. I mean, I know yesterday we had a couple of jury notes. They asked for some very specific testimony that the prosecutor brought up in closing arguments and to have some of the jury instructions reread to them because they don't get a written copy. Because by the way, and I talked about this a little bit earlier in the show, we'll talk about it on cleanup on aisle 45. The reason that they don't have written jury instructions is because Trump has to ask for them and he opted not to. So of course it's one of those things where he opted not to do it and then complains that it's not there, which is kind of his, his way. Remember when he opted for not having a jury trial in the, in the civil fraud case?

John Fugelsang (23:51)

Oh, yes.

Alison Gill (23:52)

And then complained that there was no jury. So I was thinking of, you know, you know, we're going to wait for a while. I was wondering when you think we might get a verdict, how you think it's going. And I understand this is all reading tea leaves and speculation, but, yeah, I.

John Fugelsang (24:05)

Mean, by the time folks are hearing this, this may have already come out. So, you know, I just want to say that I'm, I'm here to say that I appreciate, appreciate the show. I've been enjoying the show. The show will continue on whether there's a verdict or not. And whatever the verdict is, I'm guessing most likely 34 counts. He'll be guilty on some, not guilty on others. Both sides will claim victory. No one's minds will be changed. That's my overall prediction. But I mean, you know, he. First off. Yeah, the jury asked to have their instructions read a second time. Or as Marco Rubio calls it, mass chaos. Oh, my God, did you see his tweet? What a drama queen. Oh. Oh. I mean, he went from making small penis jokes about Donald Trump in a Republican debate to now on the verge of no longer being a resident of the state he represents in the US Senate just to grovel to Donald Trump to be his VP. Ms. Montez, what happened to you? But to your same point, you mentioned about Trump not asking for the jury. Trump's big complaint yesterday was that, let me quote, his posting on Filth Social. Can you imagine that I, as a defendant am not allowed to rebut or correct the many lies told during the five hour filibuster just put on by the Soros back. Da. Do you love that? They always throw Soros back in there. A little Jewy Jew. Jewy Jew.

Alison Gill (25:32)

Anti Semitism.

John Fugelsang (25:33)

Yeah, just a little bit of Jewy globalist stuff there. So Man Baby said he would testify. Man Baby had every opportunity in this trial to testify. Man Baby chose not to testify. And now Man Baby is publicly having a tantrum with a full diaper because he's not allowed to correct all the lies he had to hear in this trial. It's kind of beautiful. I love this dude. Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's latest. I want to call them lawyers, but they're more like. They're more like those pathetic, doomed vampire partners. Catherine Deneuve keeps having in the Hunger, you know, they're all living in an attic somewhere. All of Trump's old lawyers are David Bowie and Giuliani, but this guy was a Democrat who became a Republican last year when Trump asked him to represent him, became a Republican and got Florida residency for Trump. This guy's essentially, his whole closing argument was about Michael Cohen saying, you people can't trust Donald Trump's lawyers because Donald Trump hires terrible liars to be his lawyers. And then Trump caps the whole thing off by saying, even Mother Teresa couldn't beat these charges. But that's only because when Mother Teresa paid Ron Jeremy to lie about their 1987 hookup, it wasn't to win an election, people. So it's been a lot of garbage, a lot of trash, and a unified reich of Republican toadies who want jobs in a second administration.

Alison Gill (27:03)

Yeah, I think, I think we might see a verdict maybe Friday afternoon, which is this afternoon, if you're listening to this show, when it comes out on Friday, maybe, probably, maybe between two and three Eastern. Because they like to get that lunch, because it's free lunch and jurors are not. Want to come back on Mondays. But if they still have a lot of stuff to get through, this is a, you know, there's a lot of evidence in this case. Closing arguments, five hours, like you said, didn't get to. Didn't get to testify in his own defense or, you know, make comments.

John Fugelsang (27:37)

Chose not to. Chose not to testify in his own defense and later chose to complain that he didn't get the testimony.

Alison Gill (27:43)

Of course, of course, we know that. I think that maybe tomorrow afternoon. Well, as we record this Friday afternoon. And I think one of my favorite parts is that Trump has to stay at the courthouse watching his little television, which they've given him upon his demand, because all criminal defendants, while waiting for their verdicts, get a little tv, don't they?

John Fugelsang (28:05)

I mean, hey, all criminal defendants get to pick their own judges. I mean, at least this is a, this is a case where Donald Trump didn't hire the person adjudicating his fate, you know, like this ridiculous presidential immunity and alien cannon. I mean, you know, this is historic no matter what, no matter what happens. And I do think he's going to be found guilty on some of the charges.

Alison Gill (28:28)

I think at least 22, because, you know, 11 checks, 11 invoices, and then 12 ledger entries. And I think if they're hung on anything, it might be the ledger entries. But I think that the checks and the, I mean, they sent them to Keith Schiller for Trump to sign in the Oval Office. I mean, and, I mean, the invoices are just for those checks. So I'm thinking at least 22, maybe hung on 12. But we'll see. We'll see.

John Fugelsang (28:54)

Do you think it'll change anyone's mind? I mean, I do think that there are some Nikki Haley Republicans who are feeling very cheated by Nikki Haley right now, of course, as she counts their money and endorses Trump. But I do think that there are some Republicans who will not vote for him with a conviction. But I think. I don't know if that number is enough to sway the total in any state.

Alison Gill (29:14)

Well, the recent poll says 17%, which is a pretty big deal. But what I'm going off of is all the exit polling from all of the primaries that they don't cover anymore because the nominees are presumptive. And where Nikki Haley was getting 20% from, basically pulling 20% after she dropped out of the race for a couple months. Over half of the people in those exit polls say the Republican registered voters say that they would not vote for Trump if he were a convicted felon. And so, you know, I, I always said it was indictments. Everybody else wants a conviction. There are now people who will probably move those goalposts again and say, only if he's in jail.

John Fugelsang (29:55)

Yeah.

Alison Gill (29:56)

And then if he's in jail, they'll be like, only when he's dead. I mean, they'll keep moving them.

John Fugelsang (29:59)

Yeah. They're going to say, well, he's on appeal, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for now. You know exactly what they're going to do. It's a culture. That's how it is. Only high turnout will save us. And it has been fun to watch all of these flunkies showing up outside. I'm so tired of this. I'm so bored of this. I kind of feel like, what if this is the only case that gets adjudicated before the election? It's just such a huge victory for oligarchs. And this whole thing just shows the amount of social privilege oligarchs have. The very fact that Donald Trump is allowed to sit in the courthouse with a little TV and watch coverage all day of the fact that everyone knows he was saying the N word on the Apprentice set. Now, it just kind of shows the level of privilege here that the rest of us. I mean, my God, if any of us made a U turn, for God's sakes. And yet this guy gets to have the Supreme Court do a Two month tap dance pretending to debate whether a president is allowed to break all the laws he wants just to keep Jack Smith from getting information to the public.

Alison Gill (31:01)

Yeah, and if I'm a public criminal defender. Defender, like if that's my job in New York, the next time a criminal defendant is sitting back and waiting for a verdict, I'm going to demand a television and I'm going to sue to get it. That would be what I would be doing, I swear.

John Fugelsang (31:14)

I wondered if they, if the N word story was somehow like someone's plan to distract from the actual verdict and get people talking about something else. Because the N word story made me furious. Everyone's saying, oh, this is it. This will end him. He's on tape saying the N word is proof of the racism.

Alison Gill (31:31)

This won't end him.

John Fugelsang (31:32)

Well, Mark Burnett will never let it out. And secondly, we've had proof of his racism for 50 years and no one cares. Birtherism in the Central Park Five and the shithole countries and the Nixon DOJ and the two sides in Charlottesville and.

Alison Gill (31:46)

The attacking John Lewis people.

John Fugelsang (31:48)

And both crazy the conspiracy and Judge Cure. He got fired from the Apprentice because he was literally so racist. He got fired from his own reality show. This shows what racism looks like. It's not just that these white people have decided that the, the denial of racism is what racism is now, but also white people have framed this so much that now a person cannot officially be considered racist until a white person hears the N word on a videotape. If a white person doesn't hear the N word, can you really claim what he said and did was racist? It's like, like this would matter at all if this came out.

Alison Gill (32:26)

No. Right. And it's just going to make his base like him more so. Yeah, that's where we're at. One last thing before we let you go. We know that Senators White House and Durban, who I guess are allergic to subpoenas, have kept writing strongly worded letters and then finally asked for a meeting about Alito's flag flying behavior. And John Roberts today, on Thursday, I should say, came back and said, no, it wouldn't be appropriate for me to meet with senators, the people who are tasked with providing oversight and checks on the Supreme Court. And you should, you know, you should just listen to whatever Sam Alito says. I interested in your thoughts on this whole saga.

John Fugelsang (33:10)

Well, yeah, I mean, Roberts is very busy. They're trying to, you know, find a way to make the Comstock act take away your mifristone. So these Guys have a lot on their plate. I, I appreciate the story and I appreciate that it was after weeks of Clarence Thomas and Alito wagging their junk at the Constitution and historians and decency itself. I think it's great that Roberts came out to wag his own tiny junk at decency and historians and the Constitution. I think it's always good to have reminders, Alison. That proved my point that Bush was worse than Trump overall. And to me, Alito is a living, breathing, woman hating reminder that Bush really did do more damage to America than Trump on his worst day. This guy can. He can't control what his wife does with flags. He can control your wife to be pregnant against her will. But I feel so bad. We're so harsh on this guy. He has no power over this. Do you understand? He has no autonomy in his own home. If his wife decides that she's gonna run a flag up the flagpole, Alito doesn't have a choice. That choice has been taken away from him. And that is why he is bitter and hates women. Can't you understand this? He has no agency and he apparently.

Alison Gill (34:24)

Has no arms where he can, like, take the flag down himself.

John Fugelsang (34:27)

He's like, my flagpole, my choice. And his wife says so, you know, I kind of understand where he's coming from.

Alison Gill (34:34)

And he didn't address at all the timing problem, the fact that, you know, the more recent reporting from the New York Times, first of all, exposing that the Washington Post sat on this story for over three years. But, but secondly, that the, the conflict between Ms. Mrs. Alito and the neighbor actually happened months after the flag came down or weeks after the flag came down. So, I mean, what a terrible time for poor Justice Alito and his, you know, I mean, he's being victimized here and everyone's attacking him. He's got protesters outside of his house, the poor guy.

John Fugelsang (35:14)

I mean, he's lost all his autonomy and he has no choice in the matter.

Alison Gill (35:17)

The sacrifices, as he said in his letter, the sacrifices that my wife has made because of my job.

John Fugelsang (35:25)

Every time Alito talks, I'm just reminded that this guy has a job because 24 years ago, Florida had an illegal ballot. Let's never forget. Okay, this goes. Oh, this is old school awful. But, you know, as awful as it is, if only the Democrats knew someone in the United States Senate who could hold hearings. If only there was a way to get some power in the Senate to have some hearings about what the Supreme Court's doing. It's too bad that there's no Possible way that could ever happen.

Alison Gill (35:55)

Yeah, facetious. I feel your dripping sarcasm because I've been calling now for a very long time to subpoena these guys and hold them to the subpoenas because we have subpoena power in the Senate. It's one of the. It's why we send these elected officials to the Senate to hold our unelected, appointed lifetime officials to account.

John Fugelsang (36:16)

Yes.

Alison Gill (36:17)

And here we are. It feels very helpless. And so anybody out there who's listening, who feels very helpless about this, I see you. And. And you're not alone.

John Fugelsang (36:29)

I support Justice Zolido's wife's decision to make her own decisions about flag poles. I do.

Alison Gill (36:36)

Well, thank you so much for. For that. We appreciate you.

John Fugelsang (36:40)

People out. They're horrible people. They're horrible people. And I'm writing a whole. I'm writing a whole book now about how they have always used a perverse form of Christianity as camouflage because that's all they've got. Right wing Christianity is nothing but camouflage to hide the fact that they're horrible people. And John Kenneth Galbraith called them all out on it in 1967. The modern conservative is engaged in one of mankind's oldest pursuits, the search to make selfishness appear virtuous.

Alison Gill (37:12)

Well, thank you.

John Fugelsang (37:12)

That's it.

Alison Gill (37:13)

Yeah. And we appreciate you coming on and sharing those thoughts with us. You have so much knowledge and background on this subject. Oh, my God, I can't wait for the book to come out. I look forward to everybody seeing you out on the road. I know you're touring right now with Sexy Liberal Tour.

John Fugelsang (37:26)

Thank you for having the most incredible podcast and the most incredible photos of you hanging out with De niro. Thank you, Ms. Gill.

Alison Gill (37:32)

Thank you so much. And it was funny when I posted I'm with De Niro, I meant, like, I'm with him, like I'm with you, but I mean, I guess I was physically with him, but I should have.

John Fugelsang (37:42)

You were with him in every. In every colloquial way. I will choose to believe. So.

Alison Gill (37:46)

Yes. Figuratively and literally. Thank you so much, my friend. Everybody check out Tell Me Everything. It's weeknights, channel 127 progress. Channel 127 on Sirius XM progress. And it's called Tell Me Everything. It's 9:00pm Eastern, 6 Pacific on weekdays. And then of course, if you don't have Sirius, you can always listen to the John Fugelsang show podcast wherever you get your pods. My friend, it's always a pleasure to talk to you. The next time we speak. I am 100% certain, 99% certain we'll have a verdict in the Trump case. And it should be a great conversation whether whether we're commiserating or celebrating.

John Fugelsang (38:22)

Thank you. I can't wait.

Alison Gill (38:24)

We'll talk then. Everybody stick around. We'll be right back with the good news after these messages. We'll be right back, everybody. Welcome back. It's time for the good news, everyone.

John Fugelsang (38:41)

Then, good news.

Alison Gill (38:50)

Good news, good news. And if you have any good news confessions, corrections, you want to play what the is in your ark? Send us any animal or your POD pet tax. We'll try to guess what it is or just enjoy it. You can even draw us a picture. If you don't have pod pet tax to pay, you can send us an adoptable pet in your area. If you want to talk about how the former president has been found guilty on 34 felony counts, that's pretty good news. Send that into us. Send your thoughts. I want your thoughts. Any Democratic program, government program that has helped you or a loved one, whether it's Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Affordable Care Act, CHIPS Act, PACT act, inflation Reduction act, anything at all, especially student debt forgiveness, Send that into us. And of course, shout outs. Whether you're going to shout out yourself or a small business in your area or your small business or a loved one, spouse, partner, kid, parent, again, self shout outs are always welcome and very awesome. Anything at all you want to send to us. Send it to us@dailybeanspod.com and click on Contact. First up from Cindy, writing back in pronouns she and her Cindy the Merlin bird nerd here. I don't know if you have the same bird pick in front of you on Thursday, but that one posted is not an owl of any kind. It's a kestrel, the smallest hawk in the US Kisses. Thank you. I didn't look like an I thought it was a hawk. Thank you very much. From an in SF Pronouns he and him Salutations. I'm hoisting this banner of an idea up the flagpole to breezily remind the A person with a fondness of flags is known as a vexillophile. Oh, very interesting. But as an amateur student of bad Latin etymology, I propose a new meaning for the word vexillophile. It might be reasonably understood as a meaning of fond of something vexing, because Sam Alito's vexophile wife must plainly be just that fond of something vexing. Thank you. An in San Francisco oh, look at this doggo from Lisa C pronoun she and her fond of Flying Flags episode was a hysterical your laughter was contagious. As a follow up to yesterday's submission, I'm sharing Addie's DNA and another photo of Addie Long Dog. Yes, look at her go along on the sploot. All right, I think I guessed like Dobie and Weimaraner and Vizla maybe. But let's see. Pitbull, Staffy, Rottweiler, Bulldog, Boxer, Bulldog, Labrador, Weimaraner. I got one. Golden Retriever, Australian Shepherd, Miniature American Shepherd, Chow and Catahoula Leopard Dog. Okay, so no Doberman pinscher? I got one out of a hundred. That's an F. But thank you for sending in Long Dog. I love the sploot. Lisa C Next up from Jenny Pronouns she and her Dear Allison and Dana writing to thank you for the work you do I live in Brooklyn and popped over to see the scene outside of 100 Center street in Manhattan on Tuesday for closing arguments. I missed the De Niro speech by about 20 minutes, but the crowd was still visibly moved by his presence. After watching the speeches at home, I want to contextualize the power of Michael Fanone and Harry Dunn's presence. The NYPD prides itself in handling high security situations involving large crowds. This is where our officers shine. The brightest officers lined the checkpoints, the small park and the streets in pairs, relaxed and affable. As New Yorkers, we have a deep cultural value of don't be that guy and nobody needs more stress. The calm, toughness and thoroughness of the police reinforced this. I knew I could walk anywhere allowed, even the MAGA section, which varied between 15 and 30 people, and nothing was going to get out of control. What a contrast this made to the presence of Michael Fanon and Harry Dunne. I couldn't help but look around and wonder what would happen if the police around me were attacked by a huge armed mob. So thank you for spreading the story of the swatting of Michael Fanon's mother. I was deeply moved by Fanon's response. It takes some real sick fucks to do this. And I quote Biden when I say sick fuck. Robert De Niro hit all the accurate local notes like two bit hustler and wannabe tabloid playboy. Of course he meant this fucking guy. You think I'm gonna vote for this bullshitting conman huckster? He spoke for all of us who, like me, can only see Donald Trump as a future biff in Back to the future 2. The wife beating Casino King the park in front of the courthouse was filled with journalists and people checking out the scene, both locals and tourists. A German man said it was cheaper than Broadway. I ran into a friend I hadn't seen in years and we hugged and chatted about podcasts. Of course your name came up and we talked about how the Beans is our favorite news source. You are truthful and moral and kind and female voices in a space where we desperately need them. Oh my gosh. This is so kind. For Podpet Tax, here's my cat Tremont. He loves to be held, but he's old and giant so I carry him around my kid's old wearable baby carrier. Nothing makes him happier. Thank you for all you do Jenny. This is incredible. Thank you so much. And look at this cat in the baby carrier. That's amazing. And you ran into an old friend. Thank you so much for sharing that on the ground information. So good to hear. Next up from Melissa Pronoun. She and her hi AG and dg. I'd like to quickly say thank you. Since discovering MSW Media, I've been able to stop doom scrolling. Having a trusted news source where I can get up to date coverage has been a game changer. Thank you. Now onto my good news. My oldest son is graduating high school next week. While I've been busy preparing for a graduation party for him this weekend, I've done a lot of reflecting on our journey. I had my son when I was only 19 years old. @ the time, we were living in Texas and I was dependent on a father who was, well, not a nice guy. Just as my son turned 2, I made the decision and coerced his father to come back to my home state of Washington when my son was 3. With the help of social services, I was able to escape the relationship I was in. I had no bank account, no place to live, and no job. The state, in combination with some federal programs, was able to give me an emergency moving grant, free cell phone snap food benefits. They gave me vouchers to get interview clothes, gas vouchers and bus passes, and they helped me get enrolled into college that was covered entirely by federal and state grants. I was able to get a work study job while I worked on completing an associate's degree. DSHS also covered the cost of my daycare. I also had all mine and my son's medical and dental care covered. The state required a lot from me, or so it felt like it at the time to receive these benefits. But what it did was get me out of the hole I was in and on my own feet. It only Took about two to three years to become completely on my own and supporting myself again. There were ways that I don't know how my son and I were going to keep going. We had a lot of food and housing insecurities at the beginning, but we've been stable for some time now. To see him graduate high school has me filled with pride. We did it. Here's a picture of my 2024 graduate as well as. What the mutt for you. His name is Fendi. Her name, excuse me, is Fendi. She's a mix of three breeds. Don't let the haircut fool you. This is her and her winter cut and her summer cut. She turns 14 this fall. I'll see you in Seattle, Melissa. I look forward to it. Look at this graduation photo. God, you just must be, like, beaming. Just like full of awesomeness and pride. That's incredible. Oh, look at the summer cut and the winter cut. Okay, okay. Is this a Lhasa apso mixed with the Maltese mixed with a Shih tzu. Those are my three. Those are my three guesses. The summer cut looks like a Chinese crested, though. Let's see what we have. We have shih tzu, Pomeranian and Chihuahua. Okay, I got the shih tzu part one out of three. That's still an F, but thank you for sending that in. That was a beautiful submission. Next up was wife of Baldwin, not that family pronoun. She and her. Hey, beans queens from Connecticut. I have some great news and some good news to share. This past Tuesday, my dad married his partner of 23 years because thanks to the greatness of some government officials, the vet affairs now sees same sex marriage. And I'm so proud of the two of them as they are now. My two dads for being able to take this step, including their wedding pictures at city hall. Thank you. Secondly, I have a call out for my husband, who's a longtime listener and pulled me into the beans world for making making it another time around the sun. He is definitely the rock in my hurricane of a life, and I hope I'm as studying to him in storms as he has been to me. He also shares a birthday or one day off with our fur baby. I love sending you pictures of our Bubba, who is a rescue. So our best guess is American bulldog, but we have no paperwork. Your guests might be right as well. For potpat tax, I'm sending a picture of hubby and puppy on our last summer where Bubba was introduced to his first cow. Oh, my God. How adorable. Look at that. Looks like American bulldog. Did you say that? Did you say that? Yeah. American bulldog. That was Chance in Homeward Bound. Just. That's. I love those dogs. They're so adorable. Maybe a little pity in there, too. And what a beautiful photo of hubby and puppy. Thank you so much for sending in this incredible submission. All right, we've got a couple left. Beth, pronoun. She and her hey, gals. I love how the beans and Jack and cleanup keep me up on things with a reasonable time investment. You make distressing news manageable with your love and compassion. When you get apparently contradictory corrections. You should bear in mind that many words have more than one acceptable pronunciation. I had to look up anol or anoli when someone corrected you. To say it was say it with two syllables. We have thousands of those little guys running around New Orleans, and everyone here says anoli. I thought, no way, we're all wrong. Well, I learned anole is how you say it in British English, but anoli is the accepted American pronunciation, so everybody's right. Yay for my pod pet tax. Here's my dog, Daisy. She was about eight months old when I adopted her from a shelter, and now she's 2. And she's just the sweetest girl. Loves all people, especially children and other dogs. Cats, not so much, but oh, well. I sing along with your theme song to her every morning. Slightly changing the lyrics to Daisy Beans, Daisy Beans. And it always makes her tail wag. She's gorgeous dog. She's beautiful. Beth, thank you for sending that in. Look at those eyes and the little bleph. I want to boop the nose and sitting like a side saddle. I love that. That's so funny. All right, last one from Elise. You too might get a kick out of this. After hearing about your anoles and the pronunciation I thought of one time I didn't recognize a word. I asked my friends what the hell it was, pronouncing it onasy. And she returned a stare. And we eventually figured out it was a onesie. The one piece outfit for a kid. At least not just for kids. I have several onesies. I obviously missed the mom, Grandma, Onaisy. I might. I might call it that from now on. Thank you, Elise, and thanks to everybody for everything. I know, I know I'm like, making this sound like it's the end of something, but it is really just the beginning. We have so much more to cover and so much more news to go over and so many things to discuss in the future. I'm looking forward to all of it. Thank you so much for all being there. Thank you for sending in your good news. Send it to us@dailybeanspod.com and click on contact and come see me on the Find out tour. You can get tickets@alisongill.com I think they're probably all going to sell out now, so hurry, hurry and get them while you still can. And I'm going to be in Nashville with Phil Williams. That's so cool. In Milwaukee, right after the Republican National Convention, right after Trump is sentenced, we'll be in Milwaukee and I'll be there with Brendan, my friend from Weidus. And we have a present for you that we're going to play for you on stage. You don't want to miss any of these shows, so, so grab your tickets while you can and just again, thank you. It's an incredible day. I'm filled with pride and joy and awesomeness and happiness. And I'm so glad that we're all here to share it and go read my thank you to you about how we found each other and that we'll never be alone. I want you to read it. It's at. It's at my substack. So again, thank you so much. We'll be back in your ears on Monday. There will be an episode of Jack. On Sunday, we'll have a bonus episode of Cleanup for you. For the patrons, if you want to join patreon patreon.com muellershirerote or patreon.com il45pod I look forward to seeing you all again very soon. Until then, please take care of yourselves. Take care of each other, take care of the planet, take care of your mental health, take care of your family. Vote blue over Q and bring everyone with you. I've been ag and that was the beans.

John Fugelsang (51:50)

Refried beans. I like refried beans.