Berger King, just introduced a new sandwich called the roasted garlic King, which is a burger

with a thick garlic sauce. Berger King said it just doesn't keep people as thick as

food away, nothing will. There you go. Well, low-grade burger King

garlic. And low-grade jokes about it. I don't know. I like old Jimmy, but what?

So many of the jokes are just falling flat. Of course they always have really. I

don't know. He's a nice fella. I wish him well. I think he's going with the

Leno model. He knows how bad he has to be, to be popular with the common folk.

Tim the lawyer wrote an absolutely fabulous piece for the dispatch about the

limits on presidential power and state power and Supreme Court cases through

the years trying to figure out who's allowed to do what and who's not. And

there's a lot of good stuff. We'll post the link at Armstrong and Getty.com so

you can read it yourself. It's fairly long. But the second segment of the show

every day we do mailbag and we almost always start mailbag with a freedom

loving quote of the day. I don't know. I just got in the habit of doing that.

And we have to think about doing that again during this the fourth hour of the

show. Number one, because it would be easy. And that's easy.

He's really. He'll time is really in my willhouse. Right, right? And I am a man who

craves leisure. And secondly, it's it's a good little feature at. But anyway,

perhaps our freedom loving quote of the day could be this from Tim's article.

And he's talking about Justice Robert Jackson was warning that the Supreme

Court decision that allowed Japanese American internment during World War II

in a case that was overturned officially two years ago in an opinion that

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