Elizabeth May

I have a completely deranged and not, there is no sequitur. This is a non-sequitur. Do you guys ever wake up with old theme songs from former black and white TV shows that you never thought your kids would ever see and they're running through your head? Like every now and then I wake up thinking about, Lisa, you've gotta wait.

Lisa, I wake up thinking about a horse is a horse, of course, of course. This morning I wake up thinking this. Why am I thinking this? Do you guys wonder? Please, hang on.

Lisa, I wake up thinking about a horse is a horse, of course, of course. This morning I wake up thinking this. Why am I thinking this? Do you guys wonder? Please, hang on.

Lisa, I wake up thinking about a horse is a horse, of course, of course. This morning I wake up thinking this. Why am I thinking this? Do you guys wonder? Please, hang on.

Do you guys remember the theme song, Welcome Back? Who knew Cotter was spelled K-H-A-D-R? Welcome back, Omer Cotter. It matters to say it. Welcome back, Omer Cotter, you're home. Does it strike you as amazing? There's a lot unusual about your speech, Liz, but we're going to take off. Omar Khadri, you've got more class than the whole cabinet. Thank you.

Do you guys remember the theme song, Welcome Back? Who knew Cotter was spelled K-H-A-D-R? Welcome back, Omer Cotter. It matters to say it. Welcome back, Omer Cotter, you're home. Does it strike you as amazing? There's a lot unusual about your speech, Liz, but we're going to take off. Omar Khadri, you've got more class than the whole cabinet. Thank you.

Do you guys remember the theme song, Welcome Back? Who knew Cotter was spelled K-H-A-D-R? Welcome back, Omer Cotter. It matters to say it. Welcome back, Omer Cotter, you're home. Does it strike you as amazing? There's a lot unusual about your speech, Liz, but we're going to take off. Omar Khadri, you've got more class than the whole cabinet. Thank you.