California

Oops, thank you.

As I was off the highway into California, PA, I drove through one of the tornado damage paths.

Trees were shredded everywhere and shingles had been ripped off some homes.

I thought, okay, we're looking at an EF1 damage.

LSU is not as good as we thought they were.

Clemson, they went out to the West Coast, which was a lock bet, taking them even money against California.

Clemson's not that good.

A&M's going to be mad.

So that's the thoughts on the college football.

Do you have anything to add to that, Scott, or do you want me to move

on? Clemson beat California last night on Friday night.

Yeah, the fact that they had that as a pick-em game just kind of shows you where Clemson has fallen in the eyes of, you know, the bookmakers and whatnot.

It's just after midnight when a police officer walks up to a jeep parked near a library in California, Pennsylvania.

There's blood on the outside of the car.

He shines his flashlight through the back window and suddenly this welfare check becomes something very different.

And somehow, this entire nightmare appears to have started with an 18-year-old girl stopping by her boyfriend's house on her way back to college.

Caroline Hines was 18 years old.

She had just graduated from Peters Township High School outside Pittsburgh and was starting her freshman year at Penn West, California.

And this wasn't a kid who was trying to figure out what she wanted to do someday.

Caroline apparently already knew.

That were people just maybe trying to make a buck, turning in registrations on people that were already registered, uh, signing fictitious-

Is this like the 250,000 illegals that, uh, Mark Wayne Mullen found who were signed up to vote in places like California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada?

... signatures that didn't match up with the QVF-

Weird

Yeah, 100%.

Listen, we've gotta run.

Michael, I appreciate you joining me today, and, uh, and I wish you the best in the, uh, in the, um, uh, state of California.

I don't know why you still live there.