text:  How old are you now, 55, Charlie? How old are you, Charlie? I'm 30. I'm way too old. You're 30, my gosh. And you remain a teacher of mine, Glenn. And you really were one of the first voices that made sense to me. And you would question the status quo. And you were the voice of the Tea Party movement where I got my start. And I'd listen to you on television, on Fox, and local radio in Chicago. So God bless you. It's still surreal to be able to go on your show. It's a full circle. So God bless you.