 You see, ordinarily, you've got to work your way up as a humorist and first get into Congress, and then you work on up into the Senate, and then if your stuff is funny enough, it goes into the congressional record. But for an outsider to get in there as a humorist without having served his apprenticeship in either the House or the Senate, well, I'm not bragging, but by golly, I feel pretty big about it, huh? Stay tuned to hear more history as it unfolds before your ears. It's the Audio Archives of Fox News Talk.