Hello, it's Saturday, and on Saturday we bring you one from the vault, one from the week.

Sometimes I violate the dictate that that's what we do, but not this week, because we had a spiel.

Gotta say, I said to my staff, this is the best spiel we've had in, and I said years of prime,

eons. So yeah, I thought Wednesday's

spiel was really good. We talked about a lot of those programs that Donald Trump said the government

was spending a lot of money on and a poked holes in a couple of them. Now, it's part of it,

and we will replay that spiel. That was the best of the week. As part of it, I got a little into

circumcision. Guys, I got something to announce. I've been getting really into circumcision. No,

we discussed the benefits of circumcision in Mozambique. But this was only the second most I've ever

talked about circumcision on the show. I was saying to myself,

wait a minute, who was it? I remember having a large, pretty heated discussion about circumcision

with someone who was, I had, I held in mostly high regard. I thought they were good at their

craft, but I thought they were off on the

circumcision question. And I did a little research, and I reminded myself, and it was Scottish

comedian Daniel Sloss. And I don't know how it got there, but we had it out on many an issue,

including, and quite centrally, circumcision. I discussed and debated circumcision

with a Scottish comic, and I was inspired to remember that because I discussed circumcision

as regards Mozambican men. So enjoy this one from Wednesday and a discussion from an interview I conducted

in April of 2019 with Daniel Sloss, the comic, the, I think we could say now, the uncircised

comedy of Daniel Sloss.

There's a lot of downsides to drinking.

I mean, I enjoy a nip every once in a while.

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