Mike Howe

[Instrumental music]

[Instrumental music]And that was Metal Church doing Fake Healer from their 1988 album Blessings in Disguise with Michigan's own Mike Howe on vocals.

Rest in peace, man.

You are missed.

Harraway trying to cut to the outside.

At the thirty, stiff-arms Summer- Sumner and gets knocked down by Mike Howe at the forty yard line.

First down.

First down.

40, hit at the 39, and driven back.

Trying to run with it.

Mike Howell hit him.

Should be the 39.

Haraway trying to cut to the outside at the 30.

Stiff arms Sumner and gets knocked down by Mike Howe at the 40-yard line.

First down.

And that's a

Hit at the 39 and driven back.

Trying to run with it.

Mike Howell hitting.

Should be the 39.

Um, do I have this up now? I wanna...

And by the way, uh, uh, we're gonna be joined by Mike Howe momentarily.

I've got a call open for Mike, so I'm gonna wait after the break to play that.

But there was an article today by Alan Rapoport, right? There's an article by Alan Rapoport in The New York Times, and the, uh, and the headline is, um, "The World Economy Is Becoming Wary of the US." And it is a very selective kind of, um, typical New York Times, so they kind of pick and choose, uh, essentially to go after Scott Bessent and to go after the President of the United States.

We're gonna take a short commercial break.

We're gonna leave Alan Rapoport behind.

Mike Howe on the other side.

Who you trust with your healthcare matters.

Uh-

Mike, Mike Howe

... he's not the new singer.

The returning...

That's how you really feel.

Yeah, LaTorre did a really cool duet with Mike Howe and Metal Church.

Did they do Badlands? No, they didn't do Badlands.

They did Human Factor, I think.