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This beautiful, what is it? [laughs] Monday, October 12? Is that where, what do we got? 10? I don't even know. It doesn't matter. It's Columbus Day. This is The Bob Codaro Show, and I am he. And it's a big day to fight for America, defend our values, and honor, with the help of our man John Basiliga and his great Eastern Roofing Systems, the brave who have made us and kept us free. People like some veterans that we've lost this year, but celebrate today thanks to John. Like Anthony DeSanti of Wilkes-Barre, Charles Giannetta of Scott Township, and Arnold Legee of Jessup. So with history, our amazing founding fathers, and the incomparable Constitution of the United States of America as our guides, let us continue today's battle. [gavel bangs] Gaveling back to order after that brief news adjournment, today's meeting of the Club for Common Sense, promising that our deep and unalterable commitment to common sense will provide a sanctuary of sanity for all of you who hearken here, hearken being the key. And, uh, the FDA has just announced it. We are a cure for idiocy. Yes, we are. So if you think today is Indigenous Peoples' Day, we can cure you. I promise. Continue to hearken, and it will happen, maybe not all at once, but slowly and surely. My man Rick Bigelow, uh, texts in. He says, "One of the adventures the Navy sent me on was to the American Consulate in Genoa, Italy. The house that Columbus was born in was destroyed by the French bombardment of Genoa in 1684, but it was reconstructed in the 18th century and is now a museum." And he says, "You gotta give him a lot of credit for holding his little fleet together and making it to the Caribbean. There's a statue of Columbus in Memorial Park in Hazleton." Thank you, Rick. Well, we're back, and,