The Scott Adams School - 10/21/26 Erica & Marcela on VIVEK ACTON SLOTKIN POLLS and more

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Girl, it's Jamie West.

Jamie Courtney.

You guys come on in. Let me give you a second to come in. I know sometimes, um, I go too fast, sometimes too slow. So today we're going to be just right. And for those of you that don't remember, I remember I have to play the Tuesday sip today because I played the Wednesday one yesterday. So don't be confused. It's hump day. All right, Marcella, let's show them what we have.

Wait.

Oh, really? Yeah, let's show them. Ready?

Mm-hmm.

Yep, we're ready. We're ready. American Idol, here we go. Big news for you.

This is coming later. Chunk says, show me.

Street reporters.

Yeah, man on the street. All right, you guys, I think that gave us enough time. Let me locate my Tuesday sip, but don't forget it's Wednesday. No matter what this sip feels like, it's actually Wednesday, okay? It's actually Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, in the year of our Lord.

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There will be other good parts today. Don't worry, this won't be the only good part. But let me tell you, this part, pretty darn good. And all you need is a cup or mug or glass, a tank or chalice or stein, a canteen, jug or flask, a vessel of any kind. Fill it with your favorite liquid. I'm partial to coffee. And join me now for the dopamine hit of the day. The unparalleled pleasure. The thing that makes everything better. It's called the simultaneous sip. And if you're prepared, it's going to happen to you right now. Go! Thanks for asking. Yes, I believe that today's broadcast will feature me wearing a shirt The right way out for the first time. Yeah, I'll try anything once.

And as always, an unusual logo on Scott's shirt. I mean, all of the Sips, when I go through the Sip clips and I'm parsing them out, I'm like, it's just a, you know, we, as we all know, it's just like the same dark shirt all the time. It's gray, it's blue, it's navy, it's occasionally green. And once in a while he had a gray, but it was like dark blue, navy, black. So funny. Um, did someone just drop their cell phone number in the chat? All right, let's go. Good morning, everybody. My name is Erica. I'm here with Marcella, and you are at the Scott Adams School.

Me?

Yes, you are. Owen is off today, tomorrow, and Friday, but have no fear, the show is gonna still be exceptional. And tomorrow, Walter Kern is joining us, so we're very excited to have Walter. He's got a lot going on right now, and he even has a little, uh, we'll talk about it tomorrow, but a little, um, reunion he's doing with Matt Taibbi. Um, they used to have a podcast together, now they don't, but they're going to reunite for some election night coverage. So that should be amazing. So we'll talk about that and, um, on all sorts of things.

Okay.

Oh, more phone numbers in the chat. All right, amazing. Oh, oh my. Okay, this is amazing. All right, you guys, so welcome in. Um, I do have One clip. I saw this thing in China, not personally, but on X. All right. And I think this would be so fun. So this is like an alternative to taking stairs. And tell me you guys don't want this. Watch this. Okay, let's go round two. What's next? Yeah, time strip. Yeah.

Okay.

Oh, this needs a bit faster.

Yeah, just in that corner, I'm like, oh, this was a lot better.

What is he wearing in his?

I think there's something so his abs can glide.

Oh.

All right.

Oh oh, you can like hit that person.

I know. I mean, that is a problem. How fun is this?

I don't know.

I would do it. Oh my gosh! More phone numbers in the chat. One eight hundred spank me from Lang. All right. So you guys get it. But I love this.

When does it end? I thought it was going to be shorter.

Wow.

It's a big.

It's long, all right.

Obsessed. Okay, so I would like that. I think that's a good alternative. Yeah, it's a good way to get around town. Smart. You got it. Okay, you guys, so I have a never-before-seen clip on this Scott Adams School of our new mascot, Jamie West. I'm so obsessed with this woman. This might be my last clip of her, you guys. I don't know if I can find any more.

I know.

But so, Marcella, we were excited because she said— what did she say? She wouldn't raise your taxes or she would get rid of them. What was her promise?

She would get— she wouldn't— she would get rid of taxes.

Okay, well, wait till you see what she'll do for you if a data center dare comes into her town.

Oh boy.

Oh, this woman should be elected. Ready? Here we go.

Absolutely not.

Well, you're leading me into our next question, which was actually, would you support a data center in Fayette County?

Absolutely not.

What would you require from a developer before you could support the project?

If, if an AI data center wanted to build here, then they would have to pay for all of our firemen. Not the volunteer. Thank you, volunteer firemen. You don't even get paid. Thank you, Everton. They would have to pay for all of their salaries, all of their equipment. They'd have to give scholarships to every kid that graduates from Connorsville High School. They'd have to pay for all of our new sewer system and our water lines. They'd have to They'd have to pay for all of our new infrastructure. They'd have to make sure that they did it the cleanest way possible by using solar power. I mean, that is the only way that I would let them in. They'd have to pay every resident here at least $10,000 a year. We could make it happen. They have the money. They're the richest companies in the world, and we are letting them just stomp all over us. They act like we're stupid. Well, we're not all stupid. Stupid, and that's what I have to say about that.

Okay, and our last question of the night.

I mean, honestly, she's not wrong.

She's good at negotiating. She's like, if you want to build here, she didn't say no, no. She said there's this, there's that. She she added to this list like she kept adding.

She's like, what else? Ten thousand dollars a year. But, but again, she's not wrong. I think she has read Cialdini's book on pre-suasion because that's a tactic. Like, you start high like that and then you negotiate down. I like that all the firemen are going to be paid, their equipment, their salaries. What if something about the kids graduating from the school get scholarship? They get scholarships. Amazing.

Named the school too. She's like—

She did.

She almost named the people. She was like, account number or whatever. I mean, I think, I think some, some places are doing that. They're asking for things to be given to the city or, or the, the area where they're going to be building, and they do come through and, and do that. So that's a good idea. Great ideas. She talks, you know, she's not bad.

No, she's not. No, she, she has ideas.

But she's not—

yeah.

She's just a little unconventional and slightly intoxicated. But I mean, it doesn't really seem to impede her from having her good ideas and, and getting them out on the table. So I'm not completely turned off by her. I think she has a chance.

I forget she has a cleaning service.

Yeah. So Chunks in the Beloveds chat over here on Locals, do you really— do you actually know this woman, or are you just scaring me? Because you've made a few comments, so I need to know. Um, he said she lives near him, like he could actually have her cleaning service clean his house. I will pay for it, Chunks, one time. I will fund it if you do that and report back to us. And we need like a photo, okay? So let me know if you can make that happen. That would be Fantastic. Okay, so Jamie West, keep up the good work. I sincerely appreciate you. All right, Marcella, today you sent me a clip. Uh, yes, really. Um, today you sent me a clip.

Not that clip, the other clip.

Yeah, of Ilhan that I thought was AI because she's never looked better, actually. I was like, that's AI, Marcella.

That's not—

It might be a filter.

I think it was the natural light glaring in her face.

It's actually like—

Because I was like, that's not her. Um, all right, Chunks, let's go. I mean, make sure she's not, you know, gouging me. Don't tell her that, you know, who I vote for or anything like that. And tell her that you're a lib and you love all of her ideas, okay? Um, yeah, like, let's not get the MAGA special. I'll be broke. Um, so where is my little— you guys, my notes today, help me. Okay, but so Ilhan is interesting. Um, let's take a look. She's out here begging for money, and, um, I thought in case you wanted to help her, here we go. Thank you so much again, uh, and please continue to support us.

It is going to be, um, a very expensive and challenging, uh, time.

And so we appreciate whether you're able to send five, ten, twenty.

Thank you.

Okay, Marcella, can you talk like that? That uptalk? Can you tell it's going to be an expensive time? And if you could chip in, that's really hard. How much are you sending her?

Ah, two dollars.

Yeah.

All right. That's good.

I I I you know it's like a movie. It's like I I want to see the show. I'm like with the popcorn and everything. I mean, if if why why do we need to send her money if she? really is a citizen and she says what she says she's doing, why is that so hard to prove?

Uh, you know, oh, so I have actually— I want to play this clip from Jonathan Turley. I mean, he is the, the attorney of all attorneys, right? So I have questions for you, Marcella, at the end of this, and you're gonna know. So let— all right, so as you guys know, she's under investigation because she's, you know, perhaps a liar and a fraud, in which case the best case scenario would be that she could be— is it called denaturalized?— and perhaps deported. Um, but let's, let's listen to Jonathan Turley about what's happening here, and then we have questions. Okay.

Well, there's reports that they may have been rummaging through her trash, which they can do without a warrant, in order to obtain DNA evidence. That's not unique. We've seen that happen in plenty of criminal cases. What's been rather curious for years is that Representative Omar has done very little to affirmatively deal with some of these issues, like make her DNA available. She's also never sued anyone for defamation. These are the type of things that you would expect that someone who wants to clear her name would sort of aggressively take on. She hasn't. And she's gone into sort of radio silence. The most obvious connection with the DNA is to these allegations that she may have married her brother. And that is something that she has vehemently denied. And others insist that there's evidence to support it. But the real problem, I think, for Representative Omar is that as a candidate, and also as a congressional person, she repeatedly has to file papers that may sort of re-up the illegality, the violations, if this is false. And that includes everything from renewing a passport to just filing material with Congress. So, it's not just simply the original allegations, because the statute of limitations has passed on the criminal side on some of those original allegations. But there may have been sort of evergreen aspects to this if that information has been repeated in filings. Or, or if she has given false information to federal officials.

Okay, so amazing. So my question is, so every time she rewrites this lie, is it another offense?

The, the false statement, if, if it's— yes, it would be, uh, not an offense to actually do the doing of the act of actually, um, how would I say, the actual act of having, you know, married allegedly her brother or things like that. But if she puts in there in her declarations under penalty of perjury, she puts in that she is actually a citizen and how she's a citizen and all that. I think that where they get her is that there's allegations that in her website and under the Minnesota election documents that she changed the year that she was born from 1981 to 1982. The reason being is that she wanted to show that she was 17 when her father became a citizen or applied for citizenship. If you're under 18 and your parents apply for citizenship or naturalization, Um, you can like— it's like a combo. You're allowed to fit into that once you're 18. Once you're an adult, you're not within that scope. So the change of the year that happened in about 2019, I think, or 2020. So it's within the statute of limitations of what I'm told. Um, different, you know, if, if the FBI or the, um, or Congress or whoever wants to talk to her and they take statements from her and she keeps, you know, makes false statements from it, she can be, um, found criminally liable for that if it's proven to be true what she's being accused of.

So there's a whole family tied to this, and her father— I, I don't know if it's alleged or not— but was like a warlord guy, right? And, um, her sister, I hear is cooperating and talking to the feds. They tracked down her sister. So they weren't able to, to reach a bunch of people in her family. They tracked down her sister and the sister's talking. So that's interesting. Um, so I don't know, it sounds like they have a lot.

So there is statute of limitations when it comes to criminal prosecution, Marianne. There's no statute of limitations for denaturalizing a citizen. Under a civil, uh, scope. So regardless of anything, if it's proven that either her father didn't do it right and he was, uh, now I believe he's passed away already. So if they can prove that his original application was false, that he claimed to be something else than what he was, then they could still denaturalize anybody that derived from that. However, I mean, she—it's my understanding that she is married to a U.S. citizen now, so that can be you know she can always claim you know I was a minor, my father did this, it was not my fault, blah blah blah blah blah. But the the issue is not just this; it's her allegations that she married her brother, and I believe that's why they went through the trash can to get her DNA. Which is allowed under Supreme Court, uh, president curtilage, the curtilage of your, of your Fourth Amendment rights of what you have privacy to. Um, it's been, it's gone to Supreme Court and it's, and it's been found that if you have trash and it's in your trash can, you don't need a warrant.

But they also are denying that they had to get something like from her trash. They have, they have something else going on. Yeah, the sister was on a book tour, if you can believe it. She wrote a book about her, uh, immigrating to America. And I'm like, well, that's just rich. And, um, I don't know. So it sounds like, it sounds like the last things I've heard, they have a lot of stuff on this family and that they raided like 15 places at one time, not just her house, but there was like a, a bunch of simultaneous, uh, raids. So we'll see.

So this investigation, um, because the claim is that this is a political witch hunt by President Trump, and actually the investigation started under President Biden. So, and allegedly under President Biden, the FBI or one of Or, or an agency, I don't know which, had, um, her DNA and her brother's DNA already collected. So I don't know, it's not, it's not— I don't, I don't believe it to be a witch hunt. It can be used as one. Um, there is allegations that her father is not even a citizen, right?

Yeah.

So there's a lot of—

They're gonna find out.

We're starting to figure out that nobody vets anyone.

Clearly. No shade to you, Katie Zachariah. Um, so somebody— yeah, someone look up the name of the sister's book. I heard the name and it's, it's rich, let me tell you. It's a doozy. Um, I can't remember what it was. Somebody asked what the book name was. Um, all right, so we're going to keep our eye on that. And you know, it matters, you guys. Like, we, we could potentially have a complete lying fraudster Representing thousands and thousands and thousands of people, you know, as an American politician. Like, it just cannot stand if this is a lie. So, mm-hmm. Yes, Beverly, watching her implode, this would be an early Christmas gift for sure. So we'll keep our eye on that. Now, I feel like there's like this theme today with the show unintentionally of accusations and responses, or, you know, it's just so much is going on, I guess, with the midterms happening. So let me just get over here. Let me just cross this off. I don't want— all right, Ilhan, we got her. Oh, here's— I have to play a clip of the darling of the Democrats. I've mentioned her before, and I'm just thinking like maybe people don't know who she is, and I feel like I'm going to be mentioning her more. Not that I'm trying to take her on. God, no. But I just want you to meet Jennifer Welsh if you've never met her before. But this woman, she has an issue with JD Vance, and maybe you guys can explain to me what she's talking about at the end of this because there's like 2 movies on one screen. I guess I'm missing something. So take a listen.

Now he wants to be the leader of the white supremacist party, and he has an Usha and 4 kids problem. But what does he do? He just sits there in a roundabout way all day, every day, demeans people with brown skin. And he thinks you're stupid. Maybe MAGA is, I don't know. But the coolest thing about J.D. Vance is that at some point he wasn't this white nationalist prostitute bigot. But I don't know what Peter Thiel did to him. I can only imagine. You can only imagine. But he came out a complete Antichrist-style Sociopath. And considering that's all Peter Thiel talks about, the Antichrist, when he himself acts like one, and now his little protégé acts like one— JD Vance thinks 2 years from now he's going to be President of the United States. And we need to keep firing pistols, firing at all time towards this guy, because he is not fit to be a father. He's not fit to be a husband. He's not fit to be president. Fit to be a vice president. He is a failed drag queen and a pathological liar to his core.

Well, that was a mouthful. Wait, all right, Antichrist, not fit to be a father or a husband, uh, but what, the drag queen?

Yeah.

And Marcela, was that a threat, firing pistols?

It could be taken as a threat.

It would be.

And I'm sure the FBI or maybe the DOJ needs to look into it. I mean, who is Jennifer Walsh?

Why is she palling around with Hasan Piker a lot too?

Yeah, I, you know, I researched her just quickly on Grok, and she's just been a successful residential and commercial interior designer for about 20 years. In Oklahoma.

Yeah, and I believe she was on the Housewives of somewhere for a minute, um, and then she started a podcast. Yeah, she started a podcast and now she's just this outspoken hoe. And, um, I don't know, she— I think Jim wrote in the chat, she goes, you know, and, and he thinks you're stupid. No, Jim was right, uh, JD thinks you're stupid, Jennifer.

I mean Holy cow.

Um, so that's the ugly Democrats for you. They're just miserable all the time.

And, and he's racist against brown people, but he married Usher, and like, he's always with their family.

Yeah, he's, he's a drag queen.

Very odd neo-Nazi, if I would say. And the drag queen. Yeah, it's very odd.

Yeah. So if you ever hear me talking about Jennifer Welsh, it's That's who it is. So now you know. But this is like, she is very much liked by like the left wing. Um, like let's say like the, probably the awfuls, the, the white liberal, affluent white liberal chicks like love her. Um, they just think she's the bee's knees. So I don't know, I hope they get happier in the future because they all seem miserable to me and everything they say is just so ugly. So good luck, Jennifer Welsh. Um, I, I just was curious I was curious about your opinion on JD, and now we all know. So JD, drag queen, got it. Um, okay, Marcella, that was it for Jennifer Welsh. Okay, I just had—

She does have crazy eyes. In the theory of Scott's theory is that if, you know, they're crazy if they have crazy eyes, and she does seem to have those.

So, oh, and that clip was from Jason Cohen, by the way. Make sure you follow Jason Cohen, he's great. I have a lot of Jason Cohen clips today. Okay, so Moving along. Okay, somebody said don't forget Vivek. I will never forget Vivek. This is an interesting story. All my clips are scrambled, so she is a real awful. She's terrible, Heidi. Okay, so what happened was we showed you that ad yesterday from Amy Acton's mom, and it was I mean it was out there. First news I heard about it was it had nothing to do with. Vivake's campaign, that it was put out by like some other group. And as the day went on, I heard some different things. But first, here is Amy. Now, I, I do want to say this: Amy Acton, in my opinion, is shady. She like she won't allow cameras at her events or rallies. You can't like have your phone out. You can't take a picture. You can't record anything. She remember she's the one that we played that clip. She made up a story about some guy trying to lunge at her and hurt her, but there was like no video of anything actually happening. A, because you can't record, and B, because nothing happened. There was like a little something where someone dropped their phone and they were like, oh, we hope everybody who was injured is better. And it's like, nobody was injured. So she does seem to me, based on her past— I mean, she dropped out of Being in politics when COVID happened. She couldn't handle the pandemic. She's, she's a little bit of a wackadoo from my own judgment, and I'm not her mom. So, um, but let's, let's listen to Amy responding to her mom's ad suggesting that Amy is a liar, has always been a liar, don't vote for a liar, she will make your life worse. And here's Amy's response.

I won't normalize somebody who has said that my childhood is something I'm just Right. Who today just released an ad using my birth mother, who I was removed from at the age of 12 for severe abuse and neglect and sexual abuse. My brother and I were removed. I just can't normalize somebody who calls me things like a socialist, which I am not, and then follows that statement by saying the Second Amendment was made for times like these to eradicate socialism, to get rid of socialists. That's what I'm made for. The words our leaders use matter. And I think it's going to take courage right now from all of us to stop normalizing this sort of rhetoric. People need to see that this is a pattern. It was a pattern in the presidential debates. You know, I remember Chris Christie going at it with him. I remember Nikki Haley because he was such a liar and he was attacking Nikki Haley's 14-year-old daughter on air during presidential debates. You know, this is a lifelong pattern with my opponent.

The chat saying what we're thinking. Is she drunk? She's not drunk. I'm sure she's not drunk. But yeah, weird, right? And also, she's another doctor. Like El-Sayed, like she's Dr. Amy Acton, but I don't think she's a doctor. I don't know. So, um, I don't like that that ad came out. It was bonkers. Um, and you know, who knows who's telling the truth at this point, Marcella?

I, I think, um, there was news throughout the day about who, who would came out the— with Amy Acton's mom's video. Because it didn't have paid for by at the end. And I think eventually— I could be wrong— but eventually Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign confirmed that they paid for being, uh, for the filming of it. But he did indicate that, that the mom has previously, in previous elections for Amy, uh, come out against Amy. Um, I think it's just— I think it's gonna Backfire on Vivek because she one I now know lots about Amy Acton because of this video, which I didn't know before, and I'm sure a lot of know now so much about her. But patients when looking at it because I really think that the her mom does lack some heart capacity issues and things like that. So I have my issues with. filming that in the way that it was. Um, and that there were reports that she was actually— it's confirmed that she was taken from her mom, um, at 12 years old, and her mom stayed with, uh, the alleged abuser. And I say alleged because he fled to Pennsylvania and they never were able to convict him. They were never able to get—

Marcella, has that been Confirmed it was reported.

It's confirmed that she was taken from them at 12 years old. Yeah.

Okay, because it wasn't confirmed last night. Okay.

It was confirmed that it would happen. What was what what Megan Kelly said that what was not confirmed is why they didn't why he didn't do time for it. And the reason he didn't do time is because he. Left to Pennsylvania, allegedly, and they were not able to prosecute him in Ohio. So when, when a child or 2 children— because her brother, her younger brother, was taken as well— they, um, see, we're all in the middle of this. So this is why you don't do this ad, because now we're talking about her childhood, and who cares? You know, I think I'm, I'm very sorry for her if this happened to her. You know, nobody wants anybody to be abused or anything, right? Very, very sorry for her for all this. But you know, and for having your dirty laundry with your family out there, you know, you could have issues with your family. Um, but I think it needs to focus, refocus the election on what is she going to do for Ohioans? Why is she not debating Vivek?

Uh, yeah, she won't debate.

She won't debate him. Why is she not filming her, um, She's going to be a public figure. She's going to— she's running for governor, not just for like city council. Jaime West has had a debate. She debated herself. Yeah.

And good.

She did it. She did it. So, so like, I think it's, it's backfiring because really we're focusing too much on Amy and on things that really, you know, really don't matter to Hawaiians at the end. It's about how you're going to govern, what you're going to do. That's what I want to see. I want to see more about that.

Right. So, so you guys are right in the chat, you know, like, it was a bad— it was a bad time to do this. By the way, it's also been brought up that the mother has done ads like this before, before this whole thing, before Vivek, about her daughter. So that, like, they have a history of this. So You know, people were saying this is so crazy and unusual, but apparently the mom has done this before. I do have the response from Vivek. I was you know I was disappointed to hear that you know he went along with this, and he was doing pretty well. And I think this turned it around now because now, according to Maris, let's see, she's ahead by 50 to his 43. You know. So it could, it could swing either way. People might find out stuff about her that they don't like. Maybe it'll make them dig a little bit and be like, yeah, why doesn't she debate? And why can't you record? And you know what, why did she like handle COVID so piss poorly? And you know, whatever. But I know, but then again, it makes Vivek look like a slimy, um, politician using bad tactics instead of ideas. So let's listen to Vivek's response because that's what this show is about today.

Vivek, there's an ad circulating that includes Amy Acton's mother accusing the candidate of being a liar. Is this ad from your campaign? Is it something that you want to put on the air before the election?

It is an ad from our campaign. And the thing that I want to say is that I would love for this race and this election to be about the substantive issues that impact Ohio. And unfortunately, Amy Acton has been hiding from those issues. She won't debate me. She doesn't allow cameras at her events. And I think her record of continuously, certainly during this campaign, I would say spreading some defamatory, disparaging lies about me and my family, that does deserve to be scrutinized. And this is part of a broader pattern, Jesse, that I think bears mentioned in this race as well. Every person who appears to know her the best— her former boss, her former colleagues in state government, even the doctors of this state, the Ohio State Medical Association— have told voters not to vote for her but to vote for me instead. This is part of a pattern of someone else who appears to know her well who says the same thing. And I do think that it's important for voters to take all of that into account. Especially because Amy Acton has hid from debate and ducked questions. Now, I know that she's told a lot of lies about me during this campaign.

Okay, well, that's what you guys do. Um, so, you know, Vivek, I, I, I agree with everybody in the chat on all different things. I think Vivek is brilliant. I think this was beneath him. I don't know if he should be the governor of Ohio or not. I'm not following it like that. Um, but I thought this was beneath him and his campaign. But, you know, if that's true and those people are saying those things to Vivek, there might have been a better way to get that out there, like talk about it or have those people come up at a rally and say what their personal experience is if they can. But this was, this was just more gross politics. And we're not going to have any good people running very shortly because it's just too ugly. We all have skeletons in our closet. And yes, Stella wants to— if you guys keep hearing like a crying baby, that's Stella, my cat.

Sure.

Who's had 2 massive breakfasts already. And the last one was right before I hit go live. And she's in here like she's on the street and hasn't eaten in months. So don't fall for it.

I, I have a theory, Erica, about all this, and I remember Scott talking about it, and I, I'm sure you agree. Um, there was the Sidney Powell, the Kraken, where she was given this information and she was told this would be good for you, go ahead and use it. I think he was Kraken. He was— Vivek was Kraken. He, he's definitely very well, uh, he's intelligent, he's Smart. He every, you know, everything, you know, great tennis player. Every, everything about him is great. Um, and, and Scott admired him very much. And, but you can get cracking. You can be given information that tells you, hey, use it, go ahead, and this will help you. But—

However, Sidney was right. Sydney ended up being right. Sure. And I knew it. I want to say for the record, I never—

And he's— and this might be true, the mom might be like, she has her, you know, she, she thinks this way about her daughter, um, obviously because she stayed with the alleged abuser, you know, all the things. So, so her mom could— like, her mom may believe this and it may all come out, but Do you use it at this point in time?

No, you know, no, this was a bad time to do it.

Because there's now the pity boat. Now, um, she is the victim, she is the good guy in the story, so, and he's the bad guy.

All right, so, oh gosh, it's like now this part's just all fun. I don't know where to go first. All right, let's have a little— let's Hold your ears. This clip could be really loud. I'm not sure, but I just have to show you this dog splashing in the river. That goes on. I just wanted to play that. Okay, that was just a dog splash break before we go to the next. That lets us know like, okay, we're transitioning now. Not that kind of transition, but here we go. Okay, so let's move on to Slotkin. Don't like her at all, but we're gonna be fair. Okay, so first, um, I don't know which one to play first. All right, let's, let's listen to her first and then we'll palate cleanse with Greg Gutfeld. That, that'll be the way to go. See how I think about everybody's feelings and your stomach and your agita? I'm here for you. Okay, so this is Slotkin. Oh, so little background: she was in the CIA. Okay, enough said. No, she was in the CIA, and what is she? She's what's her position, Marcella? She's the oh my God! Not a governor. What is she? Why am I blanking?

Senator.

She's in politics. Okay, and she. She is— no, she isn't. Someone's saying always. Okay, so she has put out, um, uh, no, she was in an interview saying that she wants to like basically scare young Republicans from wanting to work for Trump or actually even being like in the Republican Party at all, like as a position of, uh, work. Or anything, that if they do decide to do that, that there's a good chance they're going to ruin their life because the Democrats are going to ruin it for them. So she's— it's kind of like this sick threat to young people, um, coming up, like, don't do that, you're going to be on the wrong side and we're going to make your life hell, which is really sick. And she is part of the Seditious Six, which I forgot about. Um, so let's listen. So anyway, she's responding to Trump saying that, you know, she should be removed and Yada, yada. But let's listen to Elise Slotkin. I don't know why I'm botching her all up today. Maybe because I just don't like her. Okay, here we go.

Hi there, Senator Elissa Slotkin here in my office in downtown Detroit.

Wait a minute, can we just discuss that hair and everything? All right, never mind. Here we go.

I tried.

Hi there, Senator Elissa Slotkin here in my office in downtown Detroit. Over the last few days, I've been the target of attacks from D.C. Republicans and right-wing media. It culminated in President Trump just a few hours ago in the Oval Office saying that I should be tried in court. This time, it's because I dared to talk about the corruption coming out of the White House. This shouldn't be complicated. If you break the law or abuse taxpayer dollars, you should be held accountable, no matter who you are or who you work for. If you haven't abused the law, then no problem. This is not the first time this president has tried to weaponize the justice system against me. At his direction, earlier this year, the Department of Justice took me to a D.C. grand jury to have me criminally indicted for sedition. If President Trump had his way, I'd be in prison. Thankfully, an anonymous group of Americans I will never meet voted unanimously that all I was doing was exercising basic free speech. So I know from experience When it comes to weaponizing the government, the president says what he means and he means what he says. Therefore, I'm prepared for his handpicked attorney general to salute this latest call to investigate me and do the president's bidding. Now, if you take a breath, this is all pretty crazy. A president from the Oval Office is weaponizing our justice system against an American who clearly gets under his skin. And if he can do it to me, he can do it to anyone. His supporters use a coordinated play to threaten, intimidate, and silence anyone who speaks up. It's a play to distract us from failed economy, high gas prices, and the disastrous war he started in Iran. But if I've learned one thing from this past year, it's that you have to push back. These people threatening violence and jail do not represent the United States I believe in. It's not the America I love. So if the president wants to investigate and arrest me, and even worse, as so many authoritarian leaders do with their political adversaries, then do it. It's gotten predictable at this point. But I'm not going to be intimidated out of standing up for the rule of law and the country that has given me everything.

Oh my God, you hypocritical ho. I can't. Like, Marcella, I have to rant for one second, but are these people effing crazy? I mean, weaponize the DOJ? A sitting president weaponizing the DOJ? Girl, that is like your whole plan. That is what you Democrats do, what you did, what you're always gonna do, what you're planning on doing if you guys ever get power back again, which is why everybody better go vote straight Republican. I'm sorry, just vote straight Republican, okay? Or Slotkins coming for everybody. The hypocrisy is so disgusting. I just want to scream. So why don't you say something more lawyery and amazing so I don't start cussing like a truck driver over here?

I want to say that she's right in a certain level, that she is allowed to say what she said yesterday to these children or university students, as we call them, where she indicated that she would— that they needed to be investigated if they worked for Trump. Trump, and that since they don't have immunity because they're just employees, then they would go after them. Um, why would you tell that to a university audience? She might have the right to say whatever she wants to say, as long as it's not— you're not threatening anybody and you're not yelling fire and like in a movie theater, whatever it is. It's why are you doing that and what else are you doing? So the investigation probably is, what are you hiding? Why, as a senator, a US senator, why would you say that? But going forward, she wants to be so badly, she wants to be the victim. She wants to be, she's playing a movie in her head that she is the main character.

Mm-hmm.

And that Trump is going to send her to jail and somehow she's going to overcome everything. all in her head. It's imaginary, imaginary charges, imaginary anything. And she's so like— you could tell that she's happy about it. Like, she's so on about being a victim. Like, it's just so gross, you know? And a lot of people commented— I shouldn't comment— but what's going on with her right ear? What does she have in her right ear? An earpiece? I don't know. She's high.

Oh.

And I didn't see that.

Why, if you're gonna make a formal statement, why would you wear a denim dress? That's all I can say.

Oh yeah, no. And I would like to suggest that she has that cowlick in the front of her hair. I don't know, she's gotta work with that better. And I think she should grow her hair a little bit longer. It's very minivan soccer mom Karen, and there's nothing wrong with that, but if you wanna be like a badass and take on the president and all young Republicans, I don't know, I would grow it a little bit more. I don't know something, but I would take you more seriously.

You know, and I would comment on on it's not that she's female. I comment on all you know male and female attributes.

Of course.

I would say of course.

Yes.

But she just I don't like her. She just loves being the victim. Like she's like oh she's kind of like remember AOC? Do you guys remember when, when AOC was pretending to have handcuffs? Yeah, when she was walking and they were like, there's no handcuffs on you. Yeah, like, why are you—

And she almost got raped and she was 2 miles away and almost got raped and then crying at the thing and, oh God, they're all actors. But Slockin knows she has CIA, uh, protections. She knows who her people are. I mean, she knows what her limits are.

Deep state. Yeah, totally.

And by the way, I think, why don't we have a law that CIA cannot run for political office? That is such a conflict. I mean, having— oh God, I'm going to forget his name. Who was our old Secretary of State with Trump?

Tillerson.

And I actually liked him until I learned about him more. He was CIA, West Point guy. Oh my God, why am I forgetting his name? Anyway, you shouldn't be— and even Bush being in the CIA and then being president, You can't, you can't do that. That's just, it's just too incestuous. So let's stop with that also. And Pompeo, thank you, Pompeo. Um, it's too incestuous. So Pompeo came off great, but like, and then you start realizing like, oh wait, this guy is full-on deep state, uh, you know, wanting to kill people just to get rid of them. I'm like, holy God, you're not who I thought you were. So anyway, Let's, let's go to a palate cleanser on this from Greg Gutfeld and see what he thinks of Slotkin.

We've been faced— I'm saying we as Republicans, conservatives, let's say libertarians— have been faced with social ostracism, career risk, institutional punishments from people like Slotkin. So it hides our, our public— we have a different public expression for positions on major issues than how we feel. So, uh, we, we will take this phony compassionate framing instead of the actual right thing. And it has hurt people. Like, what she's doing hurts people. Like, take something like trans, where one side controlled, uh, the social rewards and the punishments. So you saw strong support for self-identification among kids. What did that lead to? Surgeries, hormone treatments. On crime, all the public rhetoric is about systemic causes. Not about arrest these people. So nobody would express the reality of how they felt. That led to no cash bail and lenient sentences. And you could go on and on with illegals and whatever. So what she's taught, what she just revealed is what happens. It's like, if you don't do what we say, we're gonna destroy you.

Mm-hmm. And that's the sad, sick truth. So alien baby. Stop, you're ridiculous. Okay, so that's enough on her for now. We'll see where this goes. And but going carrying on with the midterms, let's let's end with these two clips here. So one is from NBC News on the polling of the like contentious states. Let's say oh this is not good for. The NBC audience. Let's take a look.

Look, 1.2, 1.1, 0.5. So they are leads for Democrats, but they are tenuous as well.

I mean, these are states that Trump won by double digits 2 years ago. And if there's anything about the Trump era that we know, it's that polling often undercounts these Republican Trump voters.

That's right. I mean, look, Republicans in the Trump era have gotten used to seeing polls like this in states like this and saying, got them just where we We want them because we've seen it in places— Ohio, Iowa come to mind. Even you could go back, there was a Senate race in Kansas in 2020. Polls looked really promising for the Democrats. Republican ended up winning by double digits. So that Trump vote's been missed before, doesn't always show up. A lot of theories why. But if that happens again, these numbers can change in a hurry.

What also is interesting is you talked about the blue states. Let's go back to— these are Democratic seats that the Democrats must hold on to. And they're showing pretty tight races as well.

I mean, check this out. Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee, he leads in the polls basically by about 3 points. Very close right there. And the thing to keep in mind, El-Sayed, when he won the Democratic primary this summer, polls had him up by about, you know, 10 points or so. He ended up winning by a fraction of a point. The polls overstated his support in the primary. If that happens again here, that 3 could disappear.

And an eye on blue Minnesota.

Minnesota, of all places.

We're going to have an interesting election night no matter what happens. Steve, you'll be there.

You know, the polls.

I mean, people are saying there is a shift happening. Okay, so there's a lot of comments, Marcella, in the chat about Data Republican and what Data Republican's reporting. Sandy mentioned that she had sent, you know, information to us about it and we didn't comment. We're not going to comment on everything, you guys, okay? That we get sent a lot of stuff and, um, not everything is relevant to this show either. And Scott would not comment on this. I don't think he would really have opinions about Data Republican. I don't— that's just me. Marcella, what do you think?

I agree. Yeah, that's all I want to say.

Yeah, that's all I want to say too. Okay, so let's move on because I thought this was interesting. This is Jeremy Peterson from the New York Times who now ruined the day of Mika and Joe. Poor, poor precious things. Um, this is just interesting and good news, so take a listen. Talk about Michigan.

Well, so I, I grew up not far from where El-Sayed is from. And one of the factors in this race that is really worth paying closer attention to are the number of Democrats, lifelong Jewish Democrats, especially in the Detroit suburbs, who are saying for the first time in their lives they're voting Republican. That's a big deal. I don't know of any other marquee race in the country right now where the Republican candidate is converting Democrats. I mean, given the overall environment for Trump, the economy, prices, the war, gas, gas, all that, like, it's very unusual and really quite striking that there are Democrats who are so concerned about their party's nominee that they're willing to vote for the candidate who's aligned with Donald Trump. Now, there are— there's a lot of money going in to court those voters to get them to turn out because they're obviously not going to be incredibly motivated to pull the lever, as it were, for a Republican candidate. But what's interesting is the polling may not be picking that up because polling— there's been a lot of concern that some of the polls in Michigan are oversampling college-educated voters, which would overstate El-Sayed's support. But people also, from what I'm hearing, are somewhat reluctant to tell a pollster that they're going to be voting for a Republican for the first time in their lives. So I'm not saying that I think that Rogers is going to walk away with this. Look, this is going to be an incredibly close, close race. It's Michigan, after all.

Morning. So Okay, can I, can I admit something?

Yes.

Live TV or whatever, livestream. I watch Morning Joe.

God bless.

Almost every day.

So one of the main things that they talk about besides this clip is that Abdul El-Sayed has been losing the African-American vote so badly, they don't know what he can do to get them back. And they talk about the different things of what he can or can't. And this is a friendly, friendly show to him and a friendly audience.

Yes.

But they do indicate that they're worried about all that. They're worried about the treatment of African Americans at gas stations because their Arab owners do not even allow them to go to the bathroom. I know chunks I watch Morning Joe to know what the left is thinking in the very early morning. I also watch NBC. I also watch, you know, CNN just to know where they're going with everything. But they're afraid that he's not going to— he's not going to amount to anything. And they talked about his fake doctor. He is an MD, a medical doctor, but he never has done his residency or practice as a physician. So They are a little bit scared.

So like Katie Zachariah, like went to law school but never passed the bar?

The main difference is that, uh, the main difference is that Abdul never said he was. He just leads people to think that he practices as a physician, but he never indicated he practices as a physician.

So like Amy Acton. Yeah, yeah. Okay, so, and Dr. Jill, or Dr.

Jill, who is actually not an MD, she's a PhD. I'm a doctor too. I'm a jurist doctor.

Oh, doctor lawyer! Look at us, we just got more clout on this show. I love that.

So is Katie. Katie is a jurist doctor. That's what we are when we graduate from Love it.

Um, and also these videos of Syed like sitting down with Black voters now is so pathetic. He's just like talking, you know, he's like, oh, I, I don't— I'm just like, you're just so pandering so hard. It's, um, kind of wacky. But anyway, um, all right, so Marcella, anything on anything else? I think I hit all the clips I wanted to hit. Yes.

There's 2 different things. One is voter fraud all over. You know, we're hitting the midterms and we're worried about whether the elections— it's unknown. Of course, what Scott would say is that all, all systems have faults except for the election system, because allegedly it's pure as the as no, and there's no issue with it. Hint, hint, I'm being sarcastic. And as any system, it's designed what it's designed to do, what you want it to do. So, uh, design is destiny, as he would say. But why I bring it up is that there is an issue in California where there's 2 issues that were reported yesterday. One of them was that they sent 2 Ballots, double ballots to— I think I got like 3 ballots for one person for me this time. So yeah.

Wow.

So they, they have reportedly the California Register's Office that sends out the, the ballots, the, the mailed ballots, has said that they made a mistake, sent double ballots to people. You can You know, you can do what you want with that information. Second, the DOJ, um, is suing California for the information for voter fraud. There's about 200,000 or 20,000 people that are, uh, reportedly, um, signed up to vote. And there was arrests yesterday. I believe 11 were arrested. There's 28 indictments. for people that have been voting. And all they can say is, oh, well, that's nothing. 28, 100, 200. That's not enough for us to care about it.

Wow.

Our own Attorney General Bonta, he spoke about it yesterday. He had, I believe, a press conference. And he said that he doesn't— he doesn't support fraud or any kind of voter fraud. But he basically said That there's no issue, that he, you know, and I think this morning the California, uh, Voting, uh, Recorder's Office came out saying that we take people's word, we take their word at it, like we don't actually check citizenship. So that, that goes back to our theme of the day, which is nobody vets anyone.

Mm-hmm.

So nobody vets citizenship. And I don't know why that's so hard to do. I think there should be a website where you can like put in Marcela's name, see if she's a citizen. When did she become a citizen? You know, why is that so hard to do? And why do we have Ilhan Omar, who is a sitting congresswoman, and we can't really get ahold of her? And somehow we haven't checked her citizenship status and whether she's done any kind of— like, like when we have to do any type of— I mean, everybody that's watching right now, you've gone through an employment process and you go through fingerprinting, you go through, you know, checking your references, all sorts of things. I just can't, um, I don't understand why, why that's happening. But on the other front of fraud, Uh, President Trump came out, um, I think yesterday, obviously, I think because it would be too early today. But he came out with the program, which I think Scott would be happy with because he had this idea of being paid to— to, um, how would you say, report fraud?

Yeah.

And, and he talked about how like you get 1% of everything you report, and there's a website for it now where you can, um, I guess, reported in easily— easy format where you can actually go in and be a Nick Shirley. All of us can be Nick Shirley and, uh, 1%.

He—

the—

I love how he is. He's an uber— he's the best uber, uh, the best salesman, the best persuader is President Trump. And Stella agrees. Um, and, and And what it— what I, I don't know, you guys, I haven't read the fine print, but I, I— there is different information. So he said 1%. So if you get a $10 billion case, you get 1% of that. However, there was another post from another— I don't know if it was the DOJ, um, posted that it's capped up to $30,000. So, I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. I don't know.

But, uh, he also did say— Yes, please do, because I think that would wake up a lot of people. First of all, I'm so sorry about Stella, you guys. Trust me, this is my life all day long. That's meowing, never stops. Um, but he also said, somebody asked, you know, oh, if people are trying to go after Nick Shirley, would you give him a pardon? He said, yeah, I would pardon anyone who's, you know, doing something like this. He's like, it's a very powerful thing I have. So if you are considering going after the fraud and somebody comes after you— oh my God, you're so cute, Nikki— then Trump will give you a pardon. So, you know, you'll, you'll be protected. And I think that's even better than the money because it would be so fun to expose the fraudsters. That was a tongue twister for some reason. Oh, Beverly, you're cute. So yeah, so I like that. Maybe we'll get more Nick Shirleys. And Nate Friedman, by the way, needs a lot more attention, and I'm going to highlight him next week. He's just amazing what he's doing, and I've been watching his evolution, and he's becoming so much more confident and emboldened, and he's been just uncovering so much fraud and really scary stuff happening in our country. But we'll talk about him next week. Tomorrow, Walter Kern. Will be here with us, so we're going to talk all things that Walter is doing. Maybe some UFO talk and whatever else you guys want. You know, drop a note at on our X platform today or on locals like different things you want to know from Walter, and I'll see you know how much we can cover. Who knows? Because we also like Walter to take it where he wants to take it. Oh no, I think she's gonna get George in here now. So obviously it's time. Good Lord. Um, but you know, listen, we'll do an Akira song and then we're gonna take off. And, um, don't worry, we're not actually singing. We just have microphones to hold and lip sync. We don't want to ruin it.

I'm so ready for this.

I sent Marcela a microphone.

I'm like, we have to have our microphone.

So we're ready for Akira. But first, but first, thank you guys so much for being here. And you know what, and thank you for allowing us to express our opinions too. You know, we all do not agree on things. So, you know, like yesterday, what was someone mad at me about? Oh, Turning Point USA. I, I'm not trashing Turning Point USA people, but— and I'm not trashing Erica. Somebody on YouTube was like, Erica's doing the best she can. I'm sure she is. It has Nothing to do with the point. So, you know, we just have to understand there's— everybody has their reasons for their opinions. And maybe Marcella and I have a reason about the Data Republican thing that you guys don't know. Maybe we don't want to give our opinion. Um, maybe what she's doing is amazing and 100% accurate. Maybe it isn't. But one thing we know is that you just have to always be skeptical. Um, and I'm not even talking about her, but you have to always be skeptical and challenge things, okay? Things aren't always as they appear, um, which we know. So let's say thank you to Scott and Shelley, uh, for allowing this show to continue. Thank you to every single person here who comes in, who converses, or maybe you're just like hanging out and driving or working or whatever you're doing. Like, it's so amazing that we can all be here together. And, um, and Yes, I'm going to have her become an anchor. And we want to also say thank you to Scott for teaching us how to use discernment and use our brains and, you know, think things through. And if something's too on the nose or something's, you know, 2 movies on one screen, that you just have to consider that. Nothing is as it appears, and how to parse it out. You know, so I don't want to say too much. But anyway, all right. So thank you to Scott. Let's have a closing sip to him. I miss him so much. I can't stand it, Marcel. I know you feel exactly the same way. And yesterday, somehow I ended up on YouTube, and I watched the show from January 13th. And I hadn't seen it since, and ugh! I was just sobbing all over again. But you know what? We've come a long way as a group, and what I was reading in the chat on YouTube from from January 13th, everybody's like, "Let's stay together. Let's keep having a sip." Like you know, do something. Like even if if people come on once a week, and you know we have to you know. Stay as a group and everything else. And look, we are, and we're here. And whether people want to pop in once in a while or just have a simultaneous sip with Scott and leave, but the channels are here for anybody who wants to remember and join in. Because, um, we, you know, we love and miss Scott so much, and we're so thankful for him every single day. So thanks for being here, you guys. All right, all that being said, let's have a closing sip to our beloved Scott. To Scott.

To Scott.

All right, so I say let's do— let's do I Don't Regret Anything. Nope, nope, nope. The Best Time of My Day. The Best Time of My Day from Scott.

Okay, I'm ready.

Yeah, sister.

Akira. It's not music, it's music plus. All right, ladies and gentlemen, you have been so nice to stick with me through this. I've got to get ready for my long day of medical everything. I got problems.

Much love to you guys.

It was wonderful to spend time with you because, as I told you, it takes my mind off of my physical pain, which is kind of bad. And, uh, I get to spend the best time of my day, which is with all of you awesome people. Wishes was all of you. Wishes was all of you. Awesome people. And I also know. That even though you know I haven't met most of you in person, that it actually means something to you when I tell you that you're my beloved and how much I enjoy spending time with you. It's all true.

It's all true.

It's all true. I wouldn't say it. And I know that that gives you a little boost. So that's how you can start your day. And you certainly give me a boost. My God, you give me a boost. I could not be more appreciative, and it's all very meaningful to me in ways that you can't even imagine. Wishes with all of you. The best time of my day. Wish this was all of you, all of you awesome people. So ladies and gentlemen, this is the, uh, this is what we have today. I don't know if I'll be back tomorrow. Honestly, I don't know how long I can do this, but for today That was your show, and we'll get back to—we'll get back to the news maybe sometime soon. All right, closing down.

Oh my gosh!

I know I felt like that was just appropriate because I went into some diatribe about Scott and watching. The January 13th episode. You guys, he absolutely loved every single one of us so much. And I think, thank God for us, because he fought. In the end, he fought and he stuck around. And he could have just stopped doing his show months before he did and just said, like, listen, I just— I'm in pain, or I'm uncomfortable, or I, you know, I need to prioritize. He actually did prioritize, and it was everything he was doing. And that was being with all of you every single day. If he was in an ambulance, if he was in a hospital bed, if he was in pain, if he was in his recliner, you know. So that's why we show up here every day, and that's why you guys show up here every day. So. You know, oh, I'm not gonna cry. Ooh, nope, I'm not. So you know what, you guys? Let's remember that man and everything he taught us. Let's not, you know, let's not spiral out. Okay, let's just stay grounded. Be useful. Help your neighbors and friends. Teach people things. Be a mentor. Be someone that checks in on somebody. You know, we, a lot of us love Scott. He helped us not be lonely. This community helps us not be lonely, and we all have each other's backs. Okay, so, um, uh, I know. So I know. And you know what? And you bring up a good point, Yanks. Like, I hope I can be that strong too when the time comes. And I think that was Scott's most amazing Not quite micro lesson that you can hopefully still live your life while you're dying and make a difference, which he did. I mean, it was the most Scott thing he's ever done, really, was to stay Scott and keep teaching and being useful to the very end. So yeah, so let's remember him today and like we do every day, but. Ugh, Marcella, are you gonna have an amazing useful day?

I am. I'm gonna, and I hope all of us have an amazing useful day as well. And you too, Erica and Stella, who are co-hosts over there. So yeah, I just, um, he was, his work ethic was just amazing. Like sometimes I feel like, oh, I don't, I have a headache or I have this or I have that and we need to come on and I have work to do and court and all this. And I think back to Scott and how, like, he did it through so much, you know, pain and so many issues that were going on in his life. He still made time for all of you. And I just— I'm just in awe with everything about him, especially that part.

Oh my God, 100%. I know when I tell people, no, he was on every day, they're like, Christmas? I'm like, yes. They're like, what about Thanksgiving? Yes, Thanksgiving. Yes. Yeah, every Sunday. Yes, every day. You know, there's only, you know, like a handful of days he missed, and it was basically because he was traveling or just absolutely it couldn't be avoided. But gosh, every day, every day for 10 years with him. Yep, from an ambulance. Yeah, just amazing. And I mean, there were times like when he was really bad at the end, and I was like, Do you do want to not do the show? I can put a message out, and he's like, "No, I'm really gonna try to go on. I'll try to tell you when, and you know, let people know." Because like if he couldn't come on at the regular time, he would try to find a time. And I was just like, "It's okay not to do it." He's like, "No, I really want to do it." I'm like, "Okay." So that this is where he wanted to be, and thank God for that. Like he's just a gift to all of us. So we're so lucky. We're so lucky to be people. That had Scott in our lives and for people that met him later on. A lot of people met him after he made the announcement of being sick because he got so much attention at that time that people were like, who is this Scott Adams? And so I'm so glad that you guys found him even when you did and that so many of you are still here today with us. That's fantastic. We love it. And, you know, it's It's it's it's all good. It's all good. All right, you guys. So another long drawn out goodbye because that's how I am.

You you hang up.

No no you you hang up, Marcella. All right, guys. We love you. We love you. We see all your comments. I always go back and read them. You guys are so cute. Um and uh we'll be back tomorrow with Walter. Bye bye, Metal. Bye bye, Frank. See you guys later. Thanks, Andy. Thanks, Mar. No, you hang up, Jean.