We have got to not only stay in the street, but we have got to fight for justice.

But I am very hopeful and I hope that we're going to get a verdict that say guilty, guilty, guilty.

When I first went to you, I grew up in Florida. I was a blue collar kid.

I showed up my first day in jeans shorts and a T-shirt because that's what we wore in the West Coast of Florida.

It was a major culture shock.

That was not something that was received very warmly.

I've always had a really strong distrust of some of the elites in American society, because I think they've gotten a lot of things wrong over the years.

But how much longer can this scam continue? The scam we pretend,

Brearly is an impressive place, and the rest of them. Collegiate Spence, pick your school.

They're not impressive, they're poisonous.

So how long will we pretend they are impressive?

Not much longer,

you've got to think.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Muckrake podcast. I'm J.O.D.S. Sexton. Here's always with Nick

Hausman. Special episode today, we're incredibly lucky to have Greg Sargent of the Washington Post.

That's going to be later on in the episode. We're going to talk about,

oh, you know, joyous things like Tucker Carlson, replacement theory, the institutional and

ideological rot of the Republican Party. And speaking of, Nick, we have a really special

development that we have to talk about, which is one of your favorite subjects, I think, which is

the Republican Party letting the mask go, not even worried anymore about pretending, not really

even trying anymore. It came across the wire this weekend, and it's become a little bit

of a disputed thing, what this is going to be, whether or not it's going to actually happen.

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