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THIS JUST IN: Tax Cheat Confirmed to Head IRS | 3.20.24 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1
Summer camp is not a tax write-off! You'd think someone who works for the Internal Revenue Service would know that. Howie shares the latest scammer who almost got away with it. Then, Grace shares the shocking news where every Glassdoor review was exposed.
- Duration:
- 38m
- Broadcast on:
- 20 Mar 2024
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Xi Jinping, the president of China. He was number one. Should I allow Hunter to give his opening statement first? Yeah! We'll, uh, doesn't appear Mr. Biden showed up for his public hearing. Where's Hunter? Rum swabs, hacks, and moon bats beware. It's... Howie Carr. Welcome to the Howie Carr Show. 844, 500, 42, 42, 844, 500, 42, 42. Here's a headline. You can't make it up. You know, I always used to wonder why the people at the Boston Globe kept getting caught and making stuff up when the truth is indeed stranger than fiction. I am looking now at a headline from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston. IRS revenue agent arrested for filing false tax returns. You're not going to let this destroy your faith and the integrity of not only the internal revenue service and the Treasury Department, of which they are a part, but also the federal government in general. Nadee, N-D-E-Y-E, Nadee, Amy Theob, 67 of Swamska. I wonder if she's a neighbor of a former governor Parker. She's charged with filing false tax returns. This extinguished public servant in the lowest learner tradition has been employed by the IRS for over 17 years. She filed false personal tax returns for 2017, 18, and 19. She filed a false Schedule C claiming a business loss from a reported import and export business she claimed to have. She underreported her total income through all these scams by 43,000 in 2017, 20,000 in 2018, and 27,000 in 2019. Shocked. Shocked, I tell you, 844, 542, 42, 844, 542, 42, 42, you know, there was a candidate that was in addition to the presidential primary races last night, which Trump won all the way across the board as expected. There was a primary in the state of Ohio to pick the Republican candidate to run against Sherrod Brown, the corrupt Democrat hack who was married to someone who worked for the editorial page editor of the corrupt failing Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper. And it looked like it was going to be the race was going to be won by state Senator Matt Dolan. His family owns the Cleveland Guardians, formerly the Indians. Again, I've said this before. For me, that would be enough of a deal breaker. I would never vote for anybody who would whose family would change the name of the Indians to the guardians or doing, you know, or any other politically correct name, Redskins, to commanders. Any of those, those meaning changing, hallowed nicknames to meaningless, meaningless names like guardians or commanders. Anyway, so, so, so, Dolan had a lot of money and he was, he was ahead in the early voting. And then the AP decided to step into it last week and make up a fake story about Bernie Marino. We talked about it yesterday. They said that he had a, one of these accounts with a, with an adult friend finder or whatever they call it. And, you know, he's basically looking to, looking for some, looking for love in all the wrong places. Third rate romance is low rent rendezvous, but it turned out it was set up by an intern and the intern admitted it and he gave a sworn deposition and they claimed, the AP claimed they had geo locations, which they didn't, they made that up too. And the, the, the guy who owned the, the, the X-rated site admitted that in a sworn deposition. They didn't have any geo locate, but they ran with the story anyway to just try to sink this guy because he was endorsed by Trump, JD Vance, the new senator, Jim Jordan, the Congressman, who's very popular statewide. And so in the, in the early voting, Dolan had a big lead, but in the votes that came out yesterday after they had a big rally for Marino with featuring Donald Trump, Vance and Jim Jordan. And after the fake news account in the Associated Press, Marino won landslides in the same day voting and it was the Associated Press, which tried to fix the election for Dolan for the liberal had to, had to explain afterwards why they called it, why they called it so early for Marino, even though even though Dolan was leading and they, because they saw that the votes coming in that day, so in other words, everything that the deep state did to sink this guy, Bernie Marino, the same things they do to Trump, the same things they do to other Republican candidates, make stuff up out of thin air. It didn't work. It backfired totally. And it's, it's just a good, I don't know if Marino can, can win, Sherrod Brown has, you know, being the slime ball that he is, good pal of Schumer and the fake indie and et cetera. He's got 15 million already banked, but I'm, I'm sure for Bernie Marino to, to win eight four, four, five hundred, forty two, forty two, eight four, four, five hundred, forty two, forty two, seventy two, seven, seven, seven, four weren't most of Obama's cabinet members tax sheets. Yeah. Well, who was the guy that the treasury secretary that he had? I can't even remember his name. You're right. There's so many cheaters in the slimy Democrats. I can't even remember the guy's name. This was the guy, the, and again, as the head of the treasury department, one of the agencies under your control is the internal revenue service. And so this guy, they, he had to release his income tax statements as part of his Senate confirmation and they checked into it. And he was taking tax write offs, for sending his kids to summer camp. Now anyone who's ever had kids and thought about sending them to summer camp knows that you can't take a tax write off for, for summer camp. But this guy who actually supervised the internal revenue service as treasury secretary was, was cheating on his taxes and it was flat out cheating, taking a tax write off. And you know what, if, if you were, I tried that, we would get caught. We get called out on it and I'm going to give you a, I don't know who, who, what the, what kind of ethnic group this person comes from, but I'll give you her name again, the woman who was the IRS agent that was discharged with filing three years of false tax returns. The D-A-N-D-E-Y-E, NID-I, or is it NID-I, or NID-I-A-M-E-F-U-B, T-H-I-O-U-B, of Swamscot 67, 67, shouldn't she be retired? Lois Lerner retired. But I guess the IRS, the retirement ages, when you get caught, you know, that's, that's what works. So I'm sure she's retired, it's like the state police. So she, so I'm sure she's retiring now. Geitner, Tim Geitner, thank you, 617, Tim, Tim Geitner, tax, this was, should have been the headline in the, in all the newspapers, but of course it wasn't, tax cheat confirmed to head IRS and, oh, it was an honest mistake. You know what, it's an honest mistake. I would have made and I'm, and I, and I didn't have, you know, a trust fund for my parents and live in a gated, gated mansion, you know, on a, on Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard? You didn't either. And we would have made that mistake. You know why? Because we knew it would go to jail if we made that mistake, but he's a beautiful person. Tim Geitner, that was his name, 844-542-42, ah, the, the nostalgia for Tim Geitner. Now, now we have Janet Yellen, at least Tim Geitner was probably a somewhat cunning crook. Janet Yellen is just a, a, a bag lady, basically. Allergy season is just getting started, and if you struggle with allergies, you need the Eden Pure Thunderstorm air purifier. 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Be the next satisfied customer. Go to EdenPierdeals.com and use code HowieBogo for the Thunderstorm Bogo deal. Hurry, these Bogo deals won't last long. I'm Howie Carr. Leave a message for the big guy. Call the Chumpline. 844-542-442. Press 2 and leave your message, then listen every weekday at 5 to catch the best messages of the day. All of them may be yours. He's Howie Carr, and he's back. 844-542-442, Tim Geithner. In 2006, the IRS audited Geithner's 2003 and 2004 taxes and concluded he owed taxes and interest totaling $17,230. He immediately wrote a check for all the money he owed. That was just for those years. Altogether, it was $34,000 that he didn't pay taxes in. Amended tax returns show that he also recently filed to include $4,300 in additional taxes and interest for infractions, including the fact that he used his child's time at overnight paid camps in 2001, 2004, 2005 to calculate dependent care tax deductions. Sleepaway camps don't testify. It was a mistake. It was a mistake. That's all. It's great to be a Democrat, isn't it? Everything is a mistake. Before we do the poll question, I want to play a cut from Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida. Of course, as you know, the illegal aliens are trying to swarm into Florida, especially the cannibals. The cannibals are trying to get into Florida. This is what Ron DeSantis had to say about that on a podcast, Cut 17. I definitely think we can help put them back over the border if they come across in Texas or Arizona. I'd be willing to help do that. I think that the states really have no other choice to do that at that point. It's a little bit different for a maritime state like us. That's why we really have to get them before they reach the shores. That's why we're working so hard to do that. Although I will say this, we do have our transport program also that's going to be operational. Haitians land in the Florida Keys. Their next stop very well may be Martha's Vineyard. Yes, today's poll question is brought to you by local silver men located in Ware, New Hampshire. Silver Dave will work with you directly. Contact him at local silverment.com. He's already delivered Venezuelans to Martha's Vineyard. I think we ought to give the other 350 cities and towns in the Commonwealth a chance. That's what the poll question is. Taylor, what's the poll question? What are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote in at HowieCarShow.com, is since he's already gifted Martha's Vineyard, Ware in Massachusetts should Governor Ron DeSantis send the next patch of Third World illegals. And Tuckett, Nashon Island, Brookline, Cambridge, Arlington, Swamscot, Chatham, or Amherst. I'm going to go for Cambridge. 28% say Cambridge, 31% say Nan, Tuckett, 12% say Nashon Island. That's where John Kerry's family owned. They've owned it for like since the Mayflower, the Forbes family. Go ahead. 10% say Brookline, 12% also say Arlington. Everyone else is at five or under. All right. 844-542. I didn't want to have Martha's Vineyard in there because everybody would just say, let's give Martha's Vineyard some more because they loved it so much. It was the best 44 hours of their life before the National Guard swarmed ashore with rifles and put them back on a boat to go back to Otis or wherever they stuck the illegals. And they were soon seen on Main Street Cajun Beers in the local taverns and tap rooms. It's time to spread the wealth. And I'm so glad that he's saying this. And Arlington really does need some too. That's where Marhelee lives. She seems to, she's not around very much anymore. Last month she was gone for what, about four days, and she won't say where she went. They could have had a nice, the Haitians could have had a nice long weekend there. They could have grabbed somebody off the street and had a nice barbecue. And they could have all saluted their leader back in Port-au-Prince, Mr. Barbeque. He's the leader of the Cannibal Gang down there. 844-542-4241, Ron DeSantis said he's going to send the Haitians straight to Martha's Vineyard. That's not fair. He should send the same amount to Nantucket as well. No discrimination allowed. Well, you know, again, that's why I put Nantucket on the list. And Nantucket is actually winning right now. But you know, it's a long afternoon voting here at the Howie Car Show. So just go for it and see what you can see who you want to vote for. And I know there are many other worthy, worthy communities. And I put in Amherst for those of you in the 413 area code, the People's Republic of Amherst. And that's not doing very well though. Not too many people seem to want to send them there. 844-542-442, this is a woman on Fox, Carrie Coupeque, Urbane, and she's talking about how tough it is, you know, with Trump. This was a really good sound cut, I thought. I'm going to play it here before we go to Grace's News. This was yesterday talking about how they're trying to railroad Donald Trump and what it means ultimately. Cut 16. Carrie, this is unbelievable. The time of cock is ticking. What options are left for the former president? He doesn't really have any. He has to pay this money by Monday. And this whole situation, honestly, it shocks the conscience because think about it. If York can abuse the law in this way against Donald Trump and use the law against them in a way, the law has never, ever been used against someone in the history of New York. And they can abuse it against the former leader of the free world, a still very powerful and wealthy man who has unlimited resources at his disposal, what hope does the average person have? And, you know, I was talking to someone over the weekend, a woman who owns an elder care agency. She's not in Washington. She's not in politics. She told me she likes Trump. And I said to her, what do you think about all these cases against him? And her immediate reaction was, they're not doing that to him. They're doing that to us. And I think that's a very real concern of Americans. And it should be whether you're a Republican or an American, if you don't have a free and fair justice system, which in New York right now, we do not, you don't have a free country. Anybody can be oppressed. Everybody can be oppressed. And that's what Donald Trump's been saying for years. They're not coming for me. They're coming for you. I'm just standing in the way. And now it's clearer than ever, isn't it? I'm Howard Gart. Live from the Matthews Brothers Studios. 844-500-4242, Patrice from Arlington says, we don't want cannibals in Arlington or Marahili either. It's more likely you're going to have Haitians to worry about than Marah. She doesn't want to spend any time in Arlington either, especially once it turns into the port of Prince of Middlesex County, which again, I admit that's not going to happen because she lives there. And Patrice, with all due respect, that's where so many beautiful people who couldn't afford to live in Cambridge moved now decades ago, but that's where they are. 844, can't they stay at Smith College, laughing out loud, and what about Harvard College? That's part of the Cambridge option. I've got some Harvard stories, by the way, to read today to just show you how they would freak out if you ever put any cannibals or any kind of illegal aliens. They're freaking out that they move one of these clubs into one of the Ritzy neighborhoods where Julia Child and John Kenneth Galbraith used to live. They're trying to get them thrown out. They rent at the house while their regular club is being renovated, and the people go, "Oh, I saw someone drinking a beer on the porch." I don't like to live in Rockland or Marlboro. I don't think they would. All right, time now for Grace with the nose. Hello, Howard. Yes. Have you heard this story about, well, first of all, I should ask. Do you know what Glassdoor is? Glassdoor? Yeah, the website. No, I don't. Okay, so Glassdoor is this website where you can go on and you can leave reviews of companies that you work for, and you can do so anonymously. You can say, "Oh, yeah, I worked at the Harry Car Radio Network. Here's what's going on." Yeah. There are all kinds of websites like that, right? Yeah. Well, they're having a bit of a meltdown because users are being urged to flee the site after posters are having their real names added without permission. So Glassdoor-- Oh, that's the kind of word of mouth that'll go around real fast. Yeah. It is reportedly revealing staffers' real names and their profiles, prompting a viral backlash over fears that their identities could be exposed. The shift began last July when the site added so much-- They ran like rats! Which is what they are. They're rats. It says, "Signing up for an account on Glassdoor required workers to reveal their full names, job title, and employer, a departure from its previous practice." Which kind of makes sense. They didn't want people to be able to just make stuff up. Right. But it does become a problem when all of a sudden you can see the names. So an anonymous blogger who goes by the name Monica posted a lengthy account titled, "Time to Delete Our Glassdoor Account in Data." The blog entry detailed how Monica contacted Glassdoor for-- What's Monica's real name and what company does he or she work for? She contacted Glassdoor for an account-related issue using her real name that was attached to her email provider. Big mistake, she wrote, "Monica accused Glassdoor of taking her real name, gleaned from the email exchange and adding it to her account without her consent." They dropped a dime on Monica. They do not care that this puts people at risk with their employers. They do not care that this seems to run counter to their own data privacy policies. Just an interesting thing. This is why the mafia insisted on Omartha back when they were really the mafia, you know? Yeah, I would be skeptical of giving anyone if you're leaving reviews. And that's the thing. If you have a Yelp or something how and you leave restaurant reviews, you can do so anonymously. Yeah, I just bought some new plastic tops from Amazon for these glass containers, the plastic tops that got destroyed in the dishwasher or thrown away, whatever. I buy them and they were fine, but Amazon sends me these things, "You've seen it a million times. Everybody has." How were those plastic tops you bought, Howard? Would you care to give a lever review? No. No? Do you ever leave reviews in those situations? No. I'm trying to think of a time where I've left a review. Maybe if I had exceptional... You know what, I sometimes leave a review if I'm talking to somebody, for example, if you're on an airplane or something and you have really good service or someone's really nice to you and helps you out and they say, "Hey, if you wouldn't mind taking this survey, I'll write their names in and say so-and-so is really great." But otherwise, no, I'm not leaving a review just so people can know if the product's good. But I read reviews. See, I'm such a hypocrite. I consume a lot of reviews. I just don't leave the reviews. Right. What about you, Taylor? You look like you want to say something. You're a review lever, aren't you? If I'm seriously wronged by business, yeah, I'll leave a scathing review. But that's why you have to take reviews with a grain of salt. Are you going to leave a review about this corporation that you work for on Glassdoor? Five stars. The Coos Jr. That was the right answer. Well, here's the thing, Taylor. That's why you have to take reviews with a grain of salt because most people aren't leaving reviews when they're happy, they're leaving reviews when they're disgruntled like you. Right. I'll leave a good review if I get superb, no, I don't. No, you didn't believe yourself. All right, so yesterday, how there was a story about Walmart is shutting more stores down. I think they added three more stores. Yeah. A lot of these are in California. Well, here's another story for you. It says in Maryland, there's in Maryland too. You know, the more the state, the more likely they are to be shutting down stores or restaurants or factories. Well, here's another update. This is from Outkick, Walmart to begin charging for guaranteed self-checkout option. So Walmart will begin charging people an extra fee if they want to use their self-checkout service. What? That, you know, I want to leave a scathing review for Walmart. You know what the headline is, how a WTF question mark, Walmart to begin charging. It says, those that want to take their sweet little time. So you have to pay extra to save the money by checking out yourself. Is that, that's what it boils down to, isn't it? Yeah. I wonder if you have to leave a tip to for superb service of your own checkout. It says, well, you have to have a Walmart plus subscription, which is around $99 for the year. I'm always surprised. I know we've talked about this before. The self-checkout options, people love it. People love to, I don't at all. I love to have, you know, a person there checking out everything for me, scanning everything. Let's see, see a lot of people like me. You know where I live. So I've told people, I use the supermarket, Publix is right across the street. So I use it as like a convenience store. Like I go in there and I buy, like in the morning, I buy the New York post and I buy some raspberries, say, or some, you know, one or two items, right? I didn't know you liked that. Why do I want it? Why do I want to stand in a line, Grace? Howie, I cannot tell you how shocked I am that you use self-checkout. That to me is, I think that would be the last thing you would do. Are you kidding? I think you know how much he steals? I have made mistakes. I can't see. Oh, no. Mistakes. Of course. Mistakes were made. Okay. Next story. You mean, I took the sumo oranges that are like four bucks a pound and I punched them in his navel oranges for a buck? I think a lot of people are doing that. The Biden administration announces climate rules to phase out gas cars and make sure majority of vehicles sold by Howie, do you want to guess the date, what date we're looking at? 2035. 2032. They're very ambitious. Our electric or hybrid, the picture that the Daily Mail added with this is Joe Biden, with a giant Cheshire like grin, his aviators on and he's driving with the top down on his Corvette, which by the way, you know, you know, Joe is he runs for reelection? He should consider the cautionary tale of the Hertz executive. Did you see this? No. This, the guy who came in, he was brought in to reinvigorate the Hertz brand. I think they'd gone bankrupt. He was from Goldman Sachs, so he invested heavily in EVs and he just he just sold them at like a loss of about $250 million. He got rid of them because nobody wanted them. And guess what happened to him this week, Grace? Did he have fired? He got fired. Yeah. He got fired. I think the voters could come to the same conclusion about Joe Biden. I mean, look at the United Auto Workers. You know, the United Auto Workers agree with Donald Trump that there's going to be a blood bath. Have you seen Joe Biden's reelected because they're going to go to these EVs that nobody wants? Have you seen Joe Biden's glass door reviews? Howie? Not good. [laughter] Grace's News is brought to you by TuxTrucks GMC in Hudson, Mass, where you can enjoy a buying experience that is easy, personalized, and moves at your own pace. Truck buying, the way you want it to be, nothing better in the summertime than a nice truck. Visit TuxTrucksGMC.com. But Howie, so this story goes into the latest announcement. They're always making these announcements about 2030, 2032, you know, all these rollouts they're going to have. But my question is, is someone who read all of the Robert Her report, did I make this up or wasn't there a part of it where he talked about driving his Corvette and they'd only let him drive it in the driveway? Like all the way down to the bottom of the driveway and then back up, and then there were some kid who would come in and take the car to the Chevrolet service. I think there was something about that. I was more concerned when he couldn't remember the name of the National Archives, and then he got into the burnt testicles and being turned away from the Wilmington Club. Yeah, the testicles. And then watching the sumo wrestlers do whatever sumo wrestlers do. Well, this says the Biden administration. Do you think it's too late for me to do a column on that? I've got the whole thing logged that wouldn't take me long to write the column. I still don't think anyone has done a proper justice, how noncompassmentous it is. Every once in a while I'll read something Howie, and it will have like a piece of the Her report that just didn't get a lot of traction, and I'll think that's kind of crazy. Like even his comments about Obama, like he thought he was going to do it. I did it. Why did you take that with you? I did it to save his ass. Yeah. Now that stuff is a tall minute of his house. 99% of the people don't know that he said that. Exactly. No, the Obama Biden stuff in the Her report is amazing. And him being like, well, Obama didn't think I could beat Trump, but I think I could have beat him in 2016. I mean, there's just, there's a lot there. So my answer to that is yes. The Biden administration unveiled drastic. Is there any other kind of climate regulations that aren't drastic? The drastic climate regulations Wednesday designed to phase out gas cars by 2032. It represents one of the most significant parts of its ambition. We need truth in these stories. They want to phase out the gas cars for regular people. They don't want, they're not planning to phase out the gas cars for themselves. No, I mean, it's the same as all these climate summits. It's like nobody else should be, no one should be allowed to have a gun to defend themselves against cannibals, but they're going to have their own security details to make sure they don't get, you know, even for lunch. Yeah. And the security details are usually someone in their family who runs a secure, who happens to run a security business. You talking to me, Corey Bush? This is three, this is Joe Biden. He said three years ago, I said an ambitious target that half of all new cars and trucks sold in 2030 would be zero emission. Together we've made historic progress. I really don't, I don't even get what that means zero emission. Sure. I guess you can just say whatever you want. So where's, where's the energy going to come from a unicorn? Hot air. I mean, oh, and, and how one more thing on this same topic. This is from Breitbart. It says 2024 Paris Summer Olympics cancel air conditioning due to climate concerns. The athletes competing at the Paris Summer Games will have plenty of, well, that's it. I'm not going to the Olympics this summer in Paris. We designed these buildings so that they would be comfortable places to live in the summer in 2024 and later on. And we don't need air conditioning in these buildings because we oriented them so that they wouldn't get too much sun during the summer. I don't trust it. I would still want the AC. There's nothing like air conditioning. That's what made Florida, Florida, you know, Florida had fewer people in Rhode Island, I think in the 1920s, but then, then air conditioning came in. Didn't they, didn't they put air conditioning in the breakers, Howie? And then people started. In the 70s. Yeah. In the 70s. Yeah. They never, the breakers was closed eight months out of the year because it was too hot. There was nobody down here in the, in the, in the summer. You know how we, you know how you always say your father, Dell, when you asked him, like or the mailer manager asked him what was the biggest invention, you know, in your time and he said the, the washing machine, which I think is that is a huge one. But I would almost think air conditioning would be top for me. Because if you're some, I mean, your dad lived in Florida for a long time. So he was dealing with the hot weather. Right. But he left, like everybody else, he left in April or May, but I mean, when they first came out with that, Howie, it must have been such a game changer, like, wow. I think it took a while, you know, to really perfect it. It took like 20, 20 years, but it did not, it, not that long actually in, you know, historical terms. Yeah. And that's why Florida is the third largest state in the country now. And all the votes were counted by like nine o'clock last night, it's the most amazing and that part of the state's in the central time zone, and it was still nine o'clock. There were no pipes bursting in Florida last night. Huh. No pipes burst in Florida. All right. Thank you, Grace. Thanks. 844 542 42. I'm Howie Carr. The Howie Carr Show returns after this. The emperor of hate, Howie Carr, is back. 844 542, 42 targets as 203 is experimenting with reducing self check out to 10 items as a way to cut down on theft. I think they got bigger problems at places like Target than the, the, the self check out. I mean, I'm sure that's part of it, but that's not, that's not the big problem. It's just rampant shoplifting. By the way, there's, you won't believe this story about the shoplifting gangs that are coming over from Chile. Oh, it's, it's all part of a, an immigration reform act to get more tourists from Chile. And guess what? They're burglary tourists. That's what they're calling them. 844 542 42 508. I hated self check out because it was replacing jobs, but then we started to see a pivot of cashiers from teens to early twenties to middle age adults, making minimum wage, making snarky remarks over what you're buying and how much you're spending. Now I love self check out. I hadn't, I've been run into that. I, I hope I never do. That's another, all the more reason to go stick with self check out. 844, some people say, well, they're just standing there. Why don't they put them behind a cash register? They're, they're there to make sure that, you know, you, you can find out where to run the barcode through and to, and to not steal. That's why they're there, obviously. They're not there to just, to just hang out, although, I guess a few of them do, but the ones I see don't are working. 844, 542, 42, Bob, you're next with Howie Carr, go ahead, Bob. Hey, Howie, I, so I heard you in Greece talking earlier about Joe Biden driving to the end of the driveway and going back and I think I heard way back, maybe you guys can do some research and confirm it for me, but you, once you're elected president, you can no longer drive on a public. Yeah. I just did that as well, Bob, I didn't know that that was like a, a regulation. Yeah. That's, that's what I, I just read it. I even researched it. I just remember hearing about it, but most presidents don't have to drive, I guess, but it is interesting that no, they, it's illegal for them. Things have really changed when Harry Truman left office in 1953. He loaded up his own car. I don't know what his car was doing at the White House and he drove himself and his wife best back to Independence, Missouri, by himself. I stay corrected though, Howie. I didn't realize that. You didn't know that either? No, I didn't know that. And you know what? My apologies to Joe. Every once in a while, I get one wrong and him driving to the end of the driveway is in his fault. And it's good for every, even if he wasn't the president, I would be concerned if he ever left the driveway and I think most people would. Thanks, Bob. Dale, you're next with Howie Carr, go ahead, Dale. Hi, how you doing, Howie, calling from upstate New York, listening to WVMT up here. And I just wanted to call. I don't know if a lot of people know about Trump's GoFundMe page, like to get the word out. You have a lot of listeners and really, you know what I mean, help them. He can't get a bond. So he does have a go. Is he on GoFundMe or is Gibson Go? He should be on Gibson Go, the unwoke company, our company. Well, it's someone out of Florida, I believe, that started it for him. Yeah. But I don't know her exact name, but even if they go wherever we can do it, this guy's done everything in the world for us. You know, if there's 75 million voters that voted last time, probably more, but that's what they say. I know, he's got to get the support to stop this. This is ridiculous. This is just, it is, it really is a travesty of justice. Thanks for the call, Dale.