Well, hello to everybody at NORAD, and thanks for doing this. Merry Christmas to everyone. I tell you what, you've done a lot, done so far. Santa's really moving, man. As his sleigh taken over -- Yes. Seventy-five thousand gumdrops, that's how heavy it is. That's a heavy sleigh, man. That's right. That's a heavy sleigh. Mr. President, they'll ask you, how fast he is. He's faster than star. He's faster than the star? Faster than starlight. Starlight, all right. Starlight, wow. Why don't we get more of his time? OK. we're ready. Yeah, I'll pass this up to [Inaudible] refresh them here who's going to tell you how this works? We've got some ready for you to go. OK. OK. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Hi, good afternoon, Mr. President and Dr. Biden, this is [Inaudible], with the NORAD Santa Tracker program and all we have to do now, we have some kids in the queue are ready to go. So, when you give us the green light, we'll patch you through to our first trio of kids that are talking as a family. OK. OK, go ahead. Thanks. Go ahead. We will be now connecting to Caleb, whose nine, Coraline, whose three, Caitlin, 12 and they're from Washington. Caleb and? You're now connected. What was the third child's name? Caitlin. Caitlin. And he's on the line, ma'am. Oh, Caleb -- Hey, Caleb. Hey, how are you? Are you in Washington, honey? Fine. Merry Christmas. How old are you? [Inaudible] I'm nine. You're nine. Nine, you're getting old. What did you ask for, for Christmas? Um [Inaudible]. I didn't hear. I didn't hear it either. I hope that they did Caleb, can you say? Can you tell us again? Yeah. OK. What, what, what's you're -- what you asked for Christmas, honey? Lego. Lego. Legos. OK. You already have a lot of Legos already? Yeah. Yeah. OK. Yeah. All right. What are you hoping to build? Lego city. Oh, Lego city. Lego city, whoa. Santa would be interested to come back and see that. Yeah. Holy mackerel. I think Santa might be bringing Legos to our house too for one of our grandchildren. One of our kids asked for Legos. We're hoping, we're hoping that's what Santa is going to bring. You got to be in bed by nine o'clock, and be asleep -- Yes. Between nine and 12 because that's when Santa comes. If you're not asleep, he won't come. Yes. So you ready to do that? Aight. How about your sister, what does she want for Christmas? You know what your sister -- She wants a [Inaudible] boys. What -- It's so hard to hear. We have a difficulty hearing. Something boys. She wants a horse. A horse. A horse. Whoa! How Santa going to get a horse in his sleigh? Well, he'd done that before, but I don't know. That's pretty tough. Well -- Well, good luck. We hope you get your horse for Christmas. Well, I'll tell you what, but just make sure you're in bed by nine o'clock. Yeah. And then sleep. You can't be up late. You have no shot. OK. All right. OK. Sorry, we had a bad connection, honey. Yeah. I hope you could hear us. Merry Christmas. [Inaudible] Yep. Merry Christmas. Hello, we are connecting you with Griffin, he's 11; Hunter, age six; Piper, age four; Penelope, age two from Portland. From Oregon. OK. Penelope. So Griffin, Hunter, Piper, and Penelope, is that correct? [Inaudible] OK. That is correct. Hello. Hi. Go ahead. How are you? Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Who's this? This is Jared. Hi, Jared. I assume you're dad. Hi. Yes, sir. Oh. All right. I just -- OK, OK, dad, what do you -- Dad, what do you want for Christmas? Maybe, maybe a quiet time. Quiet -- Well, lots and lots, dad. Well, you know, dad, we have a Hunter, too. We have a son named Hunter and a grandson named Hunter. I didn't know you had a grandson named Hunter, that's cool. Yeah. Nope. Oh, yes, we do. We do. She's telling him we don't. I'm forgetting, no. We have a grandson, I promise you. We have a grandson named Hunter. He's 16 years old. I know, I just -- I was thinking of the baby. That's Beau. Oh, my gosh. Anyway -- well, how old Griffin? Griffin, you want to say it? I'm 11. Eleven. Eleven. What do you ask for Christmas? What do you want Santa to bring you? A piano. A piano. A piano? Holy macro. My goodness. Well, I'll you what -- Uh, is that -- [Inaudible] We had trouble hearing you, Dad. I was going to say he'd have to cut some trees down to get a piano. Well, I think so. Yes, yeah. Well, and what's Hunter want as his big gift? Switch. Switch is it? A Nintendo Switch. Oh, that's pretty cool. Oh, Nintendo. Great. That's pretty cool. Yeah. How about Piper? Well, Piper actually left the room before -- before you guys picked up, but wants a Barbie [Inaudible] Oh, a Barbie. I still have my Barbie. And I think -- and Santa -- I'm trying to think, I think Santa brought my Barbie. A long time ago. My Barbie was the first Barbie. My Barbie is ancient Barbie. She's now a grandmother. Well, maybe she'll bring her granddaughter. She'll bring her granddaughter. Well, where -- And how about Penelope? Well, Penelope, she -- she's only two, so I think she'd be happy with just about anything. Oh, that's great. Well, that's great. Yeah. Oh, that's wonderful that you have a two-year-old. Well -- Have a merry Christmas. Have a wonderful Christmas. And by the way, you guys have to be in bed by 9:00, you know, and asleep between nine and 12 or he doesn't show up. This isn't to you, Jared. This is to the kids. That's right. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas. Hey, well -- yeah, I hope you guys have a wonderful Christmas as well. Oh, thank you. Merry Christmas, and let's go, Brandon. Let's go, Brandon, I agree. Hey, by the way, where -- are you in Oregon? Where's your home? I think we lost him. Yeah. All right. OK. General, do you have another family? Happy holidays. We'll now be connecting you to nine-year-old Evan, six-year-old Justin, and two-year-old Nora? And where are they? Was it Justin? They're located in North Carolina. You are now connected. OK. Hey, guys. Hi, merry Christmas. Hey. Hi. We're keeping an eye on Santa here. He's just going by Iran, the country of Iran. Tehran, Iran. Yes. And he's heading our way. Although, he'll be in Azerbaijan in 51 seconds. So, anyway, we're keeping an eye on him. Yeah. No -- NORAD is. We're tracking. So, what do you guys want for Christmas? Lego. Lego. Legos. All right. Very popular gift this Christmas. That's one -- that's what our grandkids -- one of our grandkids wants Legos. What else? How about you, Nora? What do you want? [Inaudible] what do you want, baby? She wants a baby doll. Oh. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, that's great. I hope -- I hope Santa has that in his sleigh because Santa has already delivered a whole lot of presents. He's delivered over 2,000,285,000 presents since he left the North Pole. I don't know how he does it all, man. He is working hard. Mmm hmm. But we're watching him on -- not watching him personally, but we're watching where the sleigh is. Yeah. We can see it. And he is moving quickly. And so -- and your third child, is it Justin? It's Dawson. Dawson. Oh, OK. And he -- How old -- how old's Dawson? [Inaudible] Six. Six. That's cool. Six, I'll tell you what. And what do you want, Dawson? What did you ask for -- from Santa? A drum set. Oh, wow. Oh, cool. We had drum sets in our house. I remember our -- well, one of our little boys asked for drums. Yeah. One -- one Christmas. Yeah. And Santa brought the drums, and we didn't sleep. That's right. No, that's great. I hope you're -- We're [Inaudible] We're getting prepared for that. Yes, you must. All right. [Inaudible] I've asked for earplugs. Earplugs, that's a good idea. That is a great -- Well, you may have a real musician in your hand -- on your hands. Yeah. You never know. You may -- may have the start of a great drummer. Yeah. Well, that's great. Well, I hope Santa is good to you all. Remember now, you have to be in bed between 9 o'clock at night, your time, and at 12, and you have to be asleep. That's when is going to be heading to your house. So, be careful. Don't -- if he sees you, you've got a problem. Yep. He -- he'll take off. OK? OK. Merry Christmas. All right. Merry Christmas. Thank you. OK. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Take care of mom and dad, kids. And, Mr. President and Dr. Biden, this is General VanHerck again. Thank you so much for your time and support [Inaudible] All right. Of course. And especially our military men. Well -- Well, I'll tell you what. What we're -- what we're thinking most about is those military families -- Yes. That have a empty chair to mark the table -- Yup. Where they have somebody deployed. I know you think about it all the time, General. And we want to thank the military families. I really mean it from the bottom of our heart. Yes. I -- We're praying for you all during the holiday season and always. So ... Thank -- Well, thank you so much. And we wish you a Merry Merry Christmas. Thank you. You, too, General. God bless our troops. Thanks, Marilyn. Thank you. [Inaudible]