You know I was thinking about Trump solving the crime in DC. Apparently they've gone 10 days without a murder. Can you imagine bragging about going 10 days without a murder? I think we've lowered our standards. Hey, good news. 10 days without a murder. But it makes me wonder the minute the National Guard pulls out because at some point they'll pull out because things will be under control. Will the murders just rebound and people like, oh god they're gone. Now I can finally murder Carl. Carl, come here. Bang. I mean, is that such a thing? Or are all the murders sort of acts of passion? Or are all the murders just on the streets and that's why? So there's so much law enforcement on the streets that they're just like, darn it, the place we like to do all our murdering, it's got all these law enforcement people. Well, it makes me wonder.

And now Trump is talking about getting rid of cashless bail in DC. So he's got that. And to me that makes perfect sense because the federal government controls DC and DC looked like it was out of control and so he moved in. But have you noticed that nobody did it before? Because it didn't really feel like the president's job even though technically the federal government should be taking care of DC, it didn't feel like really his job, right? And it makes me wonder, did Trump solve so many problems that he had to go look for new things that look like problems? Is he expanding his presidential portfolio? I mean technically that's not an expansion, but in terms of showing it any attention, it's a