So later this morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee has

is going to take their vote on Cavanaugh. It would seem from the reporting that Jeff

Flake, the the only real possible holdout Republican on the committee is a yes. So it

will along part of party lines, like we were talking about earlier, 1110 go out of the

committee as a recommendation for a yes vote. And then are I heard noon tomorrow somewhere

yesterday, but then I never heard it anywhere else, have you nailed down yet? No, it's funny.

I heard it be Monday or Tuesday. I heard yeah, I heard that somewhere also. But I have

been I heard noon tomorrow. I hear a lot of us. Yeah, I know. So, so if the committee votes

yes, and they will, then you get your two tree moderate Republican gals in the Senate

as a whole that they're the wobblers that people want to know what they're going to

do. And they've all retreated to their retreats and are talking about it amongst themselves

and are retreating. Yes. Just what we need to battle. Now they're thinking about it.

How long is a perfectly reasonable thing to do? How long is the whole lensi Graham thing

about four and a half? Cool. I'm looking forward to it. So he used up his whole five minutes.

We we we certainly nailed it yesterday as we're watching the original strategy from the

Republicans of having that woman come in and treat it like it was a courtroom. Oh,

because that was just not working. It was a dismal failure. And it was successful in that

the Republicans were terrified of looking mean towards the little ladies, which to me was a

condescending attitude to begin with, but they're terrified. Well, and because the woman they

they had there for the questioning is not a politician, not only was she not going after Ford,

which was okay. She wasn't going after the process, right, which was not okay. Absolutely not.

You needed somebody to stand up for how crazy the process has been. It was a dismal failure.

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