Good Morning from the White House!

Hey guys!

I’m working in the bowels of the White House today — in advance of tonight’s State of the Union Address. Later today, I’ll be giving you a virtual tour of the FOX News Radio closet — which is rather cozy.

Any questions about what it’s like down here? Send me a note.

And by the way — the toilet paper — is not two-ply (that’s for one of our readers in Atlanta)

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