Hi, this is Lonzo Vodin, and I want to welcome you to the 267th episode of my podcast, Who's Paying Attention?

Let's do a little President's Day edition.

We'll talk a little bit about presidents and elections and so on, and as George Wallace would say, and so forth.

By the way, if you're not following George Wallace on Twitter,

you're missing some of the funniest tweets ever tweeted. So please look up George Wallace,

follow him on Twitter. Anyway, before I get into the presidential thing, have you been

looking or listening at all to Attorney General Barr and his talk about Trump's tweets

getting in the way of him doing his job. We all know how Trump tweets and bullies, you know,

the attorney general and insults Congress and anyone not loyal to him or whatever. So now Barr is saying it's getting in the way of doing his job.

You know what really gets in the way of Barr doing his job?

The Constitution.

I mean, imagine if he looked at any of it, if he was familiar at all with things like the separation of powers

and the judicial versus the

executive branch and, you know, rule of law, any of that sort of stuff, how difficult his

job would be if he would be bothered with any of it.

So I don't know, maybe he's having a bad day.

He's going to be in trouble. He, and you know, any Trump cult member that speaks out against him has to pay. So we know Barr will get in trouble.

Now, getting back to what's going on. New Hampshire primary. Bernie won. The big surprise was Klobuchar from Minnesota. She came in third. And here's my

thing. I still don't have a candidate. I still do not know what Democrat I support. The Iowa caucus

in New Hampshire primary, they talk about these early ones. Listen, you're talking about two states with what, a 97% white population, no major urban centers. That's not the demographic of the United States. So I don't really care about that, about winning that. The

funny thing to me about Bernie and the Bernie people, and I just find this whenever I talk to

them, they always feel under attack. The complaint after winning New Hampshire was the coverage

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