This is garage logic podcast number 11 September 24th 2018. I'm putting the data in just for Santa

Bill Jim who often gets confused because he's my age. All of this today brought to you

by Ace Frattaloni's hardware stores. No, let me put it this way. Frattaloni's Ace

hardware stores. I was just at my Frattaloni's Ace hardware store yesterday. They didn't have

what I needed, but that wasn't their fault. It was a very rare light bulb. They said they

get one for me if I wanted them to order one. We'll start this podcast momentarily.

And now from the mayor's office above the boat house on the east shore of Spoon

Lake. It's garage logic with rookie on production Chris Reaver's director of social media. John

Heiden the newsroom and occasionally Kenny from the crabby coffee shop. Here is your

flashlight king fireworks commissioner and keeper of common sense. Your mayor Joe

Sincere. You know, this Brett Kavanaugh controversy keeps getting more and more complicated.

And I I found myself having deep thoughts on the garage logic service road of life. A

new accuser has come forward. I'm familiar with this. I'm not familiar with this accuser,

but I'm with this news. Yes. It's a piece in the New Yorker written by Ronan Farrell and

Jane Meyer mayor. And it's it's a really bad bad piece of journalism. When I say reporting

isn't what it used to be. This takes the cake. There's no corroboration. Well, a woman

named Debbie Ramirez is claiming that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party at Yale.

So what's that? 32, 33 years ago. And yet she didn't know who this was for 35 years. Then

Kavanaugh was nominated. Then she met with a lawyer for six days to assess her memories.

Then she accused Kavanaugh, even though she still wasn't sure it was him. Not quite sure.

All witnesses deny it. Kavanaugh denies it. Other outlets passed on the story, but the New

Yorker went with it. And why would they go with with so many holes? Because it's the hottest

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