thankfully, because this is going to show up and you be very mad. i said, ohvery. , she s like an older sister to me. and then i said, no, no, no. i mean t i. she s like. she s like a sister to me. we gotto each other for 30 year. i m like, great. laura is going to read that. and here today it s over all that. i don t care. okay: i ? that s where i am now. but you re my brother, so i appreciate it. thank you. so. well, this is our this is our last week of handoffs. because you are abandoning me. i m just going to hand off to you anywa ly, even thought i do i m going to jesse. so i m going to just i m just going to say i don t want to taln o k to you, jess. i m going right to shawn. okay, so i m just skipping. i m just. jesse i love that. no, i m just kidding. i love both of you. all right. thanks, shawn. of you.aurai am sure this is thn angle from washington tonight. grthe normal it strikes again. that s the focus of e. ight s angl now, remember what the a
of ammunitioe weapons? then a. on it. and so when i finally diand whd and took the recommendation of the defense department, albert ,i m sure they didn t care foror him actually saying united state him a s america is low on munitions. yeah. plus mainstreaming normalizemaie and cluster bombs now. right. clusk the the admission by the president on 155 millimeter rounds, which are rotually ver oy standard and relatively simple weapons that we re depleting them, is a huge admissionun and i m not sut why they re taking any kind of victory lap because the war in ukrainictory le unfortunately, s like it s going to be protracted. unfortunately, to be protractthe counteroffenst winning the war. correct. i where s the counter offensive? i mean, they re probing. we hope they do. well, of course. but so far, it seems they arae pretty modest. now, there could be a breakthrough, but i don st.throe that s going to decisively end the war anytime soon, if at all. and at the sam thet any tie, thg to c