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There is no evidence whatsoever against this man that cannot instantly be refuted by competent defense lawyers. Well, that's about all there is to the Interpol fact sheet on grappa, and it's not much to go on. But scrawled in pencil in the bottom left-hand corner of this file is the annotation, grappa is currently believed to be in Athens, Greece. And whoever made that guess happens to be right. They have no idea at all what he's doing there, and they don't even know what he looks like. But I can tell you, my friends, that grappa is getting ready for a terrorist hit. He's in Athens, Greece to murder someone. And that's only the beginning of our story. Sears Radio Theatre, a new adventure in radio listening. Five nights of exceptional entertainment every week brought to you in Elliott Lewis' production of The Sears Radio Theatre. Our story, The Assassin, by Alan Caillou. Our stars, Ivor Berry, Antoinette Bauer, and Shepard Minkin. 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You'd be surprised how many women, young women at that, have joined these organizations, become part of them, even the brains behind them. I cannot help wishing they had chosen someone else for this operation. Apart from that one trifling error, his reputation is tremendous. Personally, I can't wait to meet him. Here we are. Ringo. The sun will shine on Sunday. The rain is good for the crop. I'm so glad. Childish games aren't they? May we come in? My name is Takis, Mr. Moretti, and this is Nadia Assalt from the committee. I hope you brought money. I'm running short. A week I've been here. Yes, I brought money. If you don't mind, Mrs. Sard, I'd like to keep the drapes drawn. And you'd be wise to stay away from the window. No reason, Moretti, why a lady should not admire the view from your bedroom. I'm looking for binoculars, long-range microphones, cameras. Nobody suspects that I am anyone but Aldo Moretti, a respected businessman from Rome. Nobody. Let us hope that is true. Let us also not assume it. You assume too much, Moretti. It is a weakness. Well, why don't we all sit down and have a drink? I trust you have a bottle of something somewhere, Moretti. In the cupboard. Ah, good Italian grappa. I admire your sense of humor, my dear friend. Another stupid... Don't be hard on him, Nadia. He does his best. Drink? I have something to say. I will say it and leave you. Frankly, I can hardly wait for that happy moment. Your last job in Rome. He died. Who died? The man you were ordered merely to wound. How could he die? I hit him in the legs as the committee wanted. He died in hospital of shock. It was meant to be a warning, nothing more. Well, that's one less enemy of the people to worry about. He was an Interpol man.  It is Interpol too. We don't like that. It worries me not at all.  The committee has instructed me to oversee this operation personally. Mr. Tarkis will bring you up on it. Fill him in, Tarkis.  There is really no reason, my dear Nadia, why an Italian should not drink grappa. It is a symptom of his arrogance, and I will not have it. Good day. If that female thinks she's going to oversee my operation... Oh, but she will, Moretti. We can't argue with her. The committee, like money or beautiful women, has a kind of power that is positively awe-inspiring. So sit down.  First, your money. 100,000 drachmas. And about time, too. Do we know when the Chief Justice is arriving? I'm getting tired of waiting. Patience, my dear fellow, a few more days a week perhaps. Another week? I'll go insane. Is that far to go? You philosophically inclined, Tarkis. Well, not really. All a philosopher has to do is interpret the world. My vocation and yours is to change it. Then have you ever wondered what it is that motivates people like me? I'm sure I can guess. Guessing is not enough. You have to know. It's hatred, Tarkis. It doesn't really matter what a man hates, as long as he hates something. Do you understand me, Tarkis? Are you even capable of understanding me? I am, and I do. Have another drink, Moretti. It's so much easier to talk with a maniac when he has a glass in his hand.  How did she ever get to be on a committee? Oh, she's bright, tough, and highly organized. I'll confess, I dislike her, too. I like my women to be more amenable. Is she right about Interpol? Yes, they have a man here already. Here? In Athens? Oh, there is no cause for alarm. He doesn't know who you are, we are sure of that. All he knows is that the terrible fellow codenamed Grappa is believed to be in Greece, possibly in Athens. And we know who he is, this man from Interpol? Unhappily no, but we are working on it. Then you'd better work hard, Tarkis. And work fast. Sears National Automotive Sale. Now, save $36 to $76 on a set of four Sears steel-belted radial tires. That's great savings on the most popular radial in Sears history. 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Nadia Assad, Greek Lebanese, 23 years old, 5 feet 2, 104 pounds. Staff member of the committee, et cetera, et cetera. And photographs. Pretty little thing, isn't she? Two pages on her modus operandi. Good. And if action is indeed imminent, we'd better move much closer in on Tarkis right away. Come in. Good evening, Charles. Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know you had company. Come on in, Ray. Ray, this is Pamela Gray. She's working with me undercover. Ray Bowman, the American half of our team. Mr. Bowman? I thought I knew all the Interpol people in London. Well, hi there anyway. She's a supernumerary, Ray, not one of our regulars. I thought we might need specialized talent here. Pamela teaches Greek at London University. Knows the language and the country well. I didn't want to deal with our agents and Athens. Security's terrible here. I hope she realizes that she just might get shot at once in a while. We'll try to see that doesn't happen. Well, what have you got for me? I've got the answer. That's what I've got. Our problem has been we don't know what Grappa is up to, even if he really is here. Well, now we know. Good. Good. Just got word from my boys in Rome. Listen to this. We have obtained solid evidence that Chief Justice Franco Baldiserre is about to take a vacation. No, I'll make it short for you. Seems the Chief Justice is on his way here for a rest. He's been a prime target of the Red Brigade for more than a year now. In Rome, he's under constant guard and here he'll have just one bodyguard. He'll be very, very vulnerable. And I just had worked from London. A girl named Nadia Assad has joined up with Toccus. I know her. She's a holy terror. And if she's come here, it means we don't have too much time. We have to mount a massive manhunt for Grappa right away, even if it means getting every Italian tourist in town out of bed for a heart-to-heart talk. Several thousand of them. No, maybe not. We chose this hotel because Toccus is here. Might be a good guess that Grappa is registered here, too. I figure we'll need 20, 30 men. Let's think about that, Ray. Charles, we don't have too much time. Pamela, it's nearly eight o'clock and your quarry will undoubtedly be in the bar by now for his pre-prandial libation. Yes, of course. Nice to have met you, Mr. Freeman.  See you around, honey. What's she up to? Toccus likes to hang around the bar all the time. Pamela's doing the same thing. Twice he's tried to pick her up, and, well, she's letting him get a little closer.  I don't know, but she just might see him make contact with someone and that someone might be Grappa. That's pretty optimistic, isn't it? Toccus is the only lead we have, Ray. You know, I've always figured optimism to be the last resort of the simple-minded. And we can't afford it now. Thirty good cops to go to work right away. No, I think not. Say again? Frankly, I believe the only way we'll ever get Grappa is by catching him in the act. You believe what? We catch him in the act of attempting a murder. You've got to be out of your mind. You've read his portrait, Pearl, for God's sake? Well, of course I have. I've read every fact sheet there is on him. Then you know that in spite of half a dozen murders and Lord knows how many mutilations and bombings you and I know he committed, there's not one shred of evidence against him of the kind that will stand up in any court of law. I don't care about that. I want him stopped. All right. Suppose we find him, which is very doubtful. We don't have enough on him to even extradite him. So, I've got to hear this. I told you, we catch him in the act before he can complete... Now, Charles, just let me get this straight. You want Grappa to pick up his gun and start firing, and then we move in on him, provided that we just...just... like just happened to be where we don't know he's going to be. Rather crudely put, I feel. All right. But yes, something along those lines. Baldeseres is good as dead if we let Grappa get within a hundred yards of him. No! I heard around that the Interpol guy Grappa killed in Rome was your brother. Huh? That's why they gave me the case, sir. And I know Baldesera personally. He's a real nice guy. If you have something to say, Mr. Bowman, then say it. Okay. We're both involved at the personal level, right? Yes. And what you're suffering from is distortion of judgment for the sake of revenge. Absolutely not. And if I have to pull rank on you, that's what I will do. We set a trap for Grappa, and we bait it with Baldesera. And I just hope you sleep well tonight. Radio Theatre will return after this message from your local station. His safety vision. A quick and easy method for observing potential hazards in your home. Let's start by activating your safety scan. Carefully focused on your appliance cords and plugs. Check to see if they're damaged in any way, and if so, discontinue using the appliance. 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He eats better than ever before and has more variety in his meals too. And you know what? What? I do too. What? Enjoy. The American Heart Association wants you to eat foods that not only taste good, but are healthy for your heart. It's not as complicated as you might think.  The American Heart Association. We're fighting for your life.  Well, I guess it's very easy to lose your perspective when you meet up with a really good-looking woman. She happens to be out for your blood. It's open. Pamela, well, what a delightful surprise to see you again. You did? Invite me to call on you. Whenever I felt like it, you said.  Marvelous. Come in, come in. I feel... I feel sad tonight. Well, we cannot have that, can we? Let me pour you a little something to cheer you up. Oh, just a very small one. I'm rarely not used to drinking too much. Drinking too much? That dear lady is a contradiction in terms. How beautiful you look tonight. Has anyone ever told you what wonderful eyes you have? As a matter of fact, yes, often. That was the wrong thing to say, wasn't it? So let's begin again. Tell me why you are sad on this beautiful Greek night filled with the perfume of jasmine. Because I'll have to be leaving at all very soon now. Oh, no, not when I am finally getting to know you. I must. I'm afraid my money is running out. Well, that should present no problems. I am lucky enough to be one of those fortunate people who have more money than is good for them. Now, now, we can't allow that sort of thing, Mr. Tarkis. I really don't see why not. You see, I had this... this windfall. I rented my flat in London for two weeks for an enormous amount of money, a thousand pounds. A thousand? For just two weeks? That must be a very beautiful apartment indeed. Actually, it's a rather crummy sort of place in Bayswater. Really quite awful. I am fascinated to go on. Well, there's no reason why I shouldn't share the ghastly secret, is there? I mean, I'm sure you're not going to tell on me. But of course not. Why should I? Tell what? Well, I got into trouble a while back just a little bit for smuggling some money to a... I don't know, some radical students in Germany, and then this rather ferocious young man approached me and... Oh dear. That's a very strong drink, isn't it? The ferocious young man. What did he want? I can't tell you. But you must, my dear Pamela. I am on tenterhooks. All right then. He wanted to rent my flat because he was a fugitive from justice. He threw some bombs and the police were after him and he had nowhere to hide. And he offered me all this money. Well, I could hardly refuse, could I? I mean, it was just, well, just a caper. My dearest Pamela, you can have no idea just how much your very little capers endear you to me. I find them absolutely charming. And you are going to tell me all about them. So why don't we have dinner together tonight, here in my suite? A perfectly splendid dinner with lots of champagne. I don't suppose it's any use asking you to rethink this thing, Charles. Allow me to make a point, Ray. You accused me somewhat unfairly. I thought of being biased because of... well, because of my brother's murder. But I could just as well accuse you of bias because of your friendship with the Baldecerras. But I've chosen not to. They landed three hours ago. They could have been gunned down already by an assassin whose identity we don't even know. But they have not been gunned down for the tightest possible surveillance. Baldecerra is safe in his bed and he won't leave the hotel until tomorrow night. You know, that's tonight now, isn't it? When he goes to a dinner in his honor at Sunion and every inch of the way, Pamela. My God, you look terrible. What's happened? I didn't... didn't know if you'd still be up, Mr. Harland. She got smashed is what happened. That's some coffee, Turkish coffee. Works wonders. I just had... rather too much champagne. But I know the where and I know the when. Good girl. Drink your coffee, honey, more on the way. At 3.15 this morning, the phone rang and Taki's answered it. And what he said was, ah, that coffee's good. You know you speak Greek? Of course not. To him I'm just... just an English tourist. Well, he listened for a long, long time and then he said, all right, tonight when he leaves the hotel to go to that dinner that gives you 18 hours to do what has to be done. He was talking to a woman. He called her Nadia. Ray, get Inspector Pogos over here, please. Now. Hate to see.      We're far enough out now. Cut the motor. All right, now. Listen carefully. Chief Justice Baldiser and his wife have arrived in Athens. I did assume that was the reason for this meeting. Don't assume anything ever. I told you about that before. He's staying at the Magalos. That is only half a block from your own hotel. I know where the Magalos is. He is invited tonight for a dinner. Ten o'clock at the home of one of the ministers out in Sunion. That means he will leave the hotel soon after nine. Right opposite. There is an apartment building. I have taken an apartment there on the second floor and it is from there that you will make the hit. Now here is the key. He has a very good security man with him and they will never leave by the front door. You can't be sure of that.  He will leave without a doubt by the only other door at the back, right opposite where you will be. There is good street lighting there. You will be in relative darkness and the range is 32 meters and for a machine pistol that is practically point blank. I hope you can manage it. Okay. Okay. You can take your position at seven o'clock. You lock yourself in and from then on you'll watch the rear entrance to the hotel like a hawk. There's a mega loss sign over it. When they come out you will spray them with a full 32 shot magazine. Spray them with another when they are down. When it is over you will immediately make your way down the elevator to the basement. The second door on your left leads to the tunnels under the street. Here is the key to it. Sixty paces further on there is a flight of steps that leads to the basement of your own hotel to the laundry room where I will be waiting for you. To hold my hand. To take you to where the car is parked for your getaway to the airport. You abandon the car there. Catch the late night flight back to Rome. You will wear a conservative business suit all the time and you will load yourself down with tourist junk.  Only one. I'm asking myself why I let you dictate to me like this. Because I am on the committee and you are just a hired killer. There are people like you crawling in every gutter. The sea and boats and fish.  I'm glad of it. Ashtray looks absolutely bulking. Do we still have coffee? Yeah all right. What else have we got? Inspector Pagos. We know sir that the Chief Justice will be leaving the Magalos at 9.15. I have spoken discreetly of course with his bodyguard they'll use the rear entrance for the sake of security. As of course they should. I wonder if Grappa will know that. Oh he'll know it. That's where he'll be. At the back. We will cover all sides. In plainclothes on the streets. All of them sharpshooters. Cameras? Four infrared cameras will be set up at various points of the advantage. That's all we have in the department Mr. Harland. As long as the operators keep their eyes open and their wits about them I want the evidence. Right right. A murder case kind of falls apart without evidence doesn't it? A case of attempted murder. The moment Grappa read his gut. You'll see him in time. Your marksman will start firing. When I pick up that body I want it to look like a Swiss cheese. Now what about the girl Nadja? She must have made contact with Grappa. She's being followed but no one seems to want to mention her. I'm afraid my man lost terms to Harland. Early this morning we have not been able to find her since. Well that's a great help. I'm sorry sir. We know Tarkis Modus operandi very well. He likes to establish a highly visible profile somewhere to set up an alibi if needed. But still close enough to know what is going on. That means he'll be in the hotel bar. I'll be there too, drinking again.  She's right. Be there Pamela. One more thing. We have to fit Bal Deserre and his wife and his security man with bullet-proof vests. I hope they have good ones here. I'm afraid we can't do that Ray. Why not? It's mandatory. They've not been told that an attempt is being made on their lives.  No as a matter of record I don't think I am. You don't think? He was a nice guy Bal Deserre and his wife Maria she was elderly and kind of rolly-poly a real kindly little old lady.  For Mother's Day give mom a hand with handy appliances from Sears. 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I myself am in the hotel on the balcony overlooking the lobby. My information is that Chief Justice Balbissera and his lady are about to leave their room. Their security man is waiting in the corridor to escort them. My own men have so far reported no signs anywhere of any waiting assassin. Over to you Mr. Harland. All right. Ray Bowman. I have to know where you are. Are you in position? Come in please. Ray Bowman. Ray here. I'm with the number two cameraman Charles on the second floor of the hotel at the back.  I've got a high power rifle with a night scope. If anybody moves a muscle around he's liable to get blown apart real fast. Very please. Pagos here. The Balbissera party is reported to have left the room on the fifth floor. They are waiting for the elevator. The elevator is going up now. There's someone in a darkened room on the second floor of the building right opposite me. He's only 50 feet away. Just a shadow. He's gone. I'm watching. I'm watching. Ray, Ray keep off the air. Leave it for Pagos now. I have to know where the Balbissera's are. Pagos here, Mr. Harland. The Balbissera party are in the elevator. It is moving down to the lobby. I am watching the light. The elevator has stopped. Yes, yes, there they are now. The Chief Justice is wearing a dark suit with a red tie. His lady has on a green dress. Really a very fashionable dress. Pagos for heavens. They are moving now across the lobby. The Chief Justice is stopping at the kiosk to buy something. Ah yes, cigarettes. The security man is ahead of them at the rear entrance. I can see into the curve a white Mercedes. The security man is looking around the street from the steps. He is signaling to them to move out. They are moving on to the street. I am giving the code word now for the cameras and the marksmen. Can you? Can you? Can you? I have lost sight of them now. They are all yours, Mr. Harland. What's going on down there? What happened? I can't see a thing. There are too many people in the way. What happened? Are they hurt? Pagos, come in. Come in Pagos. Yes, yes, they have been hurt. They are lying in the street. I got him. I got him. I got three shots in there. I know I hit him. They are hurt. I am trying to find out now. Stand back there, stand back. He is wounded. He is on the second floor there right across the street. The second floor, third look from the right. Get there fast. Is everybody better stand the bar? Darling, it's another revolution. They always have them here. I should play everybody. I want to find out. Oh, Arie, why can't we go home? I never wanted to come here in the first place. I mean, what is there in Greece? Tockeys, what on earth is going on? I haven't the faintest idea, my dear Pamela. Shooting on the streets and Athens, it's quite unheard of. It must be foreigners. Foreigners? Well, there is something you should know about the Greeks. We almost never shoot each other. We just shout a lot. Oh, ladies and gentlemen, I am Stavros Pastru, this manager of the hotel. Please don't leave the bar. Please stay away from the lobby. Stay in the bar, it's safe. Please, everyone stay here. You see, we just sit here and have a quiet drink until we wait for some intrepid soul to bring us all the news. It really is the wisest... What is it, Tockeys? What are you staring at? Someone I know. Excuse me. The devil, are you doing it? You're supposed to be... He's hurt badly. Oh, my God. Come over here into the corner. We have decisions to make. They shot him. What went wrong? You're supposed to be in charge of this operation. I don't know what went wrong, but it doesn't matter. What matters now is that we have to hide him and find a doctor we can trust. Where is he? The basement, the laundry room. He cannot stay there long. We'll have to take him to your room. It is the only place. Wait, I have an idea. A very safe place. Wait for me here, a moment only. I'll put my cards on the table because, frankly, there is no time for anything else. I have a problem on my hands. It matters that might be to your very considerable financial advantage. Oh, really? Well, that is interesting. You told me that among your many other capers you rented your apartment in London to a fugitive from justice? I told you about that. Oh, dear. I need your room here, dear Pamela, for, say, 24 hours or so. Did you say something about considerable financial advantage? 20,000 drachmas. Well, I'd call that considerable, yes. Cash on the barrel. And that is the kind of talk I understand exactly. Oh, darling, not in front of all these people. What would they think? There is no time for the nicer kids. The key. Room 444.  Find another hotel for tonight. Excuse me. Bartender, I'll have another of the same, please. Put it on Mr. Tarky's bill. Yes, madame. Pargos, Pargos, forget the excuses. I just want results. Oh, my God. And the security man? And Grappa, what about Grappa? Damn it, Pargos, I hit him. I know I hit him. Yeah, I know that. Okay, okay. Oh, no one's blaming you, Pargos. Yeah, keep it touch. I'm in Charles Harlan's room at the hotel. Yeah, you bet. Well, you really want it out, don't you? I'm waiting, Ray. Okay. Then let me lay it out for you. All gift-wrapping. Three innocent bystanders wounded, one of them seriously. The security man hurt real bad. He may die or may not die.  Killed instantly. Her chest blown wide open. The Chief Justice himself, seven machine pistol bullets in a 72-year-old body. Just died on the operation. He died on the operation. But don't worry about it too much, Charles. They're not all dead. Like Grappa now. He's still running around loose some place. Certainly wounded. Because I know I hit him.  Pargos says he'll be in one of the rabbit warns in the plaga by now. Not a hope in hell of ever finding him. Talkies? Oh, he's probably sitting in the bar right now, gloating over another successful man. And Nadja? I don't even want to know about Nadja. I don't care anymore. Come in, Pamela. Come in and hear the bad news. First, you may want to hear mine, Mr. Harland. Give them a moment or two to settle in. And then you'll find Grappa and Talkies and Nadja in my room. Did I hear that correctly? All three of them, without a doubt. In my room. I don't know. I don't know. All three of them, without a doubt. In my room. That's number four. Four. Four. We pulled it off. Inspector Pargos, Charles Harland. They're all in room 444 here at the hotel. Okay, okay. You got your revenge, Charles. It's one hell of a price to pay for it. You murdered them. That's what I said, Pargos. Room 444. All up now. A high price, you said. Yes. A very high price indeed, Ray. But that's the way it is sometimes. As you learn when you reach my age, if you live that long. But we got the assassin, Ray. Didn't we? We got him. 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In a world of politics dominated by the strange, the deranged, and outright insane, we'll now take a moment to shine a light on the craziest of what politics has to offer. This is your weekly dose of stupidity. So this is a Newsmax host. I think that the title says a lot, the godless left people you don't want in power over you. He is going to discuss climate change. Now he is very confident, and on top of that, he is going to basically say that all of us who believe in climate change because it's objectively real, we're in a cult. He doesn't say this explicitly, but he kind of alludes to it. So let's take a listen here. Like Communist China, YouTube is preventing its users from even hearing from people who believe in the power of prayer because YouTube is run by communist sympathizers who reject the higher power belief system. Now I just want to pause it there. So I don't know about everyone else. Raw content creators here. How many of you got one of your prayer videos deleted from YouTube? I actually got one of mine deleted. Ray, did you ever? I got a stream sucked not by YouTube, but by Twitch. Honestly, though, it was, I was wearing, it's more misogynistic than anything.  You just saw my shoulders and upwards. And I got that stream taken down for nudity, which was like, not my ideologies. I've never had that, but I know a lot of leftist content creators who have had their videos taken down for seemingly no reason. But yeah, like it's the idea that it's some sort of communist overlord deciding what gets taken down on like these types of platforms is hilarious. Oh, if only.  So I don't know what he's talking about, really. But nonetheless, he's going to he's going to explain a little bit further. Keep in mind, YouTube allows the religion of manmade global warming, a theory that has not been proven through science. There's no mathematical proof out there that states that X amount of manmade CO2 yields Y amount of temperature change. But YouTube takes manmade global warming, that theory on faith. How ironic. And we all know how the worshippers of manmade global warming show their devotion to the climate change deity. They push to deny individual rights to human beings as a sacrifice to their God. YouTube fully on board with that. OK, now, before we discuss, I just want to go back because when he dropped that line about we take our climate change on faith in his mind, he thought, oh, my God, I just nailed it. Mike, drop right here. Let me let me find that again. I don't know where it was. Oh, I run on faith. How I run on faith. How I run how ironic he says without a shred of irony. I mean, look, if we can turn climate change into a cult and if that somehow galvanizes people to actually take action, let's do that. At this point, I'm so desperate that I am willing to try anything. But I mean, a Newsmax host who is an evangelical assume, I'm assuming is going to call people who believe in climate change, basically a cult who are basing their belief in climate change, not necessarily on science, but on faith. It's just this makes me feel like we truly are living in the most bizarre timeline and imaginable. Christina, please talk me off the ledge because I'm about to jump in Roblox after watching that. So like when they believe in something that's like faith, it's fine. But if we believe it with faith, it's bad. It's not true. What? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if I were somebody who was religious, I wouldn't necessarily want to push this idea that faith is bad. But he is religious and he's saying our faith in the science, I guess, of climate change is bad. So it's just the irony, like as Ray was pointing out, like it's he what he's saying is ironic. Yeah, it's ironic, but not for the reasons why he thinks it is. Dan, did you want to jump in here? Absolutely. I agreed with literally everything you said, only because I don't know what words mean.  It's really great how some people have this special way of taking words that we all, you know, words are just ideas, you know, sounds that point towards ideas. You know what I mean? And I love how the guy took all these sounds and that are pointed towards sort of ideas that were all used to them pointing towards and then he points towards an idea that's a little bit off to the side of that one. And then he just kept doing it over and over and over again. And at the end, I was like, wow, this guy's great. I love his stuff. All right. So yeah, how do I dig into this? So the word religion. OK, no, the word faith. Oh, my God, no. And and I used to do this thing where I would actually interview people about faith and I would ask them, you know, what it means. And and I would have to ask them their definition. I can't. I don't I don't think I use faith. You know, it's not a thing I would do if I realized I was doing it. But, you know, so that's why I asked their definition of faith. So it's just so hard to even pick this apart because you can't have that conversation with that said. There's so much to say about what's actually happening in terms of climate change that that is actually real and measurable. You know, if I were to if you if I had to define faith, I would call it unjustified confidence, you know what I mean? And do we have unjustified confidence in global warming? No, no, it the it. Are you have does anyone have eyes? Like we've had heat waves more intense than any any time of our lives led to wildfires. There's smoke everywhere around these places. You can't go outside. Salmon's dying off because the water is too hot. The North Pole is hotter than it's ever been. A twenty twenty being the hottest year on record.  There's a there's a wildfire in Siberia, bigger than all of the other wildfires in the world combined. And I'm I'm just not really, especially I'm not feeling optimistic about things. I'm sorry, I'm not able to help you on that front, folks. But, you know, we got the permafrost melting. That's going to that's going to release a bunch of methane and carbon and perhaps more bacteria who knows how many more. Maybe we might see COVID 20 hanging out in there. Yeah, we're going to go through the German alphabet next. Right. Variants. Oh, it's a and yeah, so it's just not looking good. The western seashell of Antarctica has enough enough water to raise sea levels by three meters itself.  Not that we're doing this right now. You know, like every moment that we spend, you know, dealing with these these absolute schmucks, you know, we're it's it's a moment that we can't spend working towards fixing the problem. But yeah, talk about them because they're there. They're part of it. I'm not saying what we're doing is wrong.    It's just man didn't do it. And they have to move that goalpost because now we are literally in a situation where we can see the effects of climate change in real time. I mean, if you live in the Pacific Northwest, as I do, we had a record breaking heat wave not too long ago that ended up being a mass death casualty, more than 100 people died. And this was not even more than a year after we experienced wildfires that made the air quality in Portland literally hazardous past the record. I think like the max on the air quality index is 400, our air quality was so bad, it was like almost 600, which is the worst like actually toxic to everyone to go outside. So I mean, we're all seeing it. Um, it's just a matter of like, what are we going to do about it now? So the people like this, this Newsmax house to be so confident and proclaim that climate change doesn't exist.  Um, yeah, as Tyler Hackner says, dystopian capitalist hellscape we live in. Absolutely, absolutely. Um, and as Brand points out over 1000 total from the heat wave died. So I think that's across the country overall. So, uh, denying it is not going to do any of us any good.