I'm going to talk today about Biden's nominee for the Supreme Court judge, Katangi Brown,

Jackson, and the whole idea of a living constitution which strikes me as a contradiction in terms.

The New York Times has confirmed that Hunter Biden's laptop is authentic.

So how good does it?

I mean, 51 top intelligence officials publicly asserted it was Russian disinformation.

I want to contrast some of the shallow propositions of critical race theory with the important empirical

work of the black economist Thomas Sol.

And I'm going to join Dante in one of the deepest circles of hell inhabited by a self-described

fox named Guido da Montefeltro.

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Biden's nominee for the Supreme Court judge Katangi Brown, Jackson, as before the Senate Judiciary

Committee.

And I haven't been following this testimony very closely.

I'll talk a little bit more about some of the specifics of it tomorrow.

But I wanted here to frame the broad issue that is under consideration here.

And the broad issue is does the Constitution matter at all?

In other words, do we have a judge here that is going to make decisions according to

and in conformity with the Constitution, yes or no?

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