Hello and welcome to Kump.

I want to start off the show by giving a fond farewell, at least in the context of a presidential candidate, to Amy Klobuchar.

Amy Klobuchar has, you know, in recent weeks and months, on some level indeed herself to me.

I mean, kind of a mad woman.

If you're not familiar with her, she wasn't particularly viable as a candidate, it seems.

She got a shot.

Some would say surprise.

Someone would say shocking.

Some would say rat fucking endorsement from the New York Times,

along with Elizabeth Warren to get a joint endorsement.

That's where you might, you know, if you don't follow politics that closely,

you might at least remember that.

The two women.

She's one of the two women.

And, you know, she's kind of, the first time I ever encountered, you know, reading about Amy

Cloberts, I think it was in the Times, ironically, was an article about basically what kind of,

what a mad woman she was. she was at a senator at the time

just throwing staplers at staff and uh just being really abusive and i'm pretty sure she'd demean them

uh i don't know if she did any kind of... I don't think she abused them sexually,

but there might have been some kind of sexual shaming going on. Probably not, but, like, I wouldn't be surprised. Like, I mean, like, you know, frat like stuff. Like, you know, go hold this egg in your ass because you didn't properly proof-free this build. I'm trying to, you know, put the set of the floor. Now, go walk

through the rotunda of the Capitol building with this hard-boiled egg in your, or not hard,

it wouldn't be a hard-boiled egg because that would be easy, right? Because it would just be,

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