Hey, I have an idea. There's a lot going on. The state of the union was yesterday. Heavy stuff.

Could I interest you in starting off today with an update on Army Hammer?

You know, I've been reading the news. I go to all the sources. I know the best sources,

as a great president would say, I go to the New York Post. I go to the the sources. I know the best sources, as a great president would say, I go to the

New York Post, I go to the Dredge report. The one thing, I didn't know until you just said this,

the one thing that I've been missing are Army Hammer updates. Okay, well, I'd like to share one

with you. This is from a couple weeks ago, so I'm sorry this isn't the latest and greatest, but it's on the top of my mind because we also learned more information about him today.

Army Hammer reveals he once took a bite out of a living animal's heart. It's a male right of

passage, he says. It's a what right of passage? Male right of passage.

Now, I'm a male.

Now, I've been a male for coming up on 42 years.

Yeah.

I don't believe I have ever taken a bite out of,

now, did he specify what kind of animal it was?

I don't think he did.

Okay, the call me by your name actor 38,

said he once took a bite out of a living animal's heart as a hunting tradition while speaking on Louis Thoreau's podcast in an April, in an episode released in February. Quote, you don't eat the whole heart. One of the traditions is you take a bite out of the heart.

Now, he says that he took a bite out of a living animal's heart.

How do you take the bite out of a living animal's heart?

Don't you have to remove the heart?

Now, the other thing is, he said,

it's sort of like an almost overly charged male right of passage when you go hunting for the first time.

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