What an ironic day to be doing this show, truly?

I had a conversation the other night with a lady who lives back east, a friend.

Her husband is a judge.

They live back east.

And he's been being attacked.

And not fairly.

It's an interesting case he was involved in, and no one is aware of the details,

but they've all made this judgment on him.

So I was chatting her third the other night about this, and she was asking me,

what's it like to be attacked?

Because you get that sometime this morning.

There's people furious at me about my opinion about Kendra Klamar and furious that I didn't

watch the Super Bowl and very upset with me for saying why he didn't watch the Super Bowl.

Very upsetting to people.

So I'm used to it because, I mean, a decade in this business, you get used to it.

But I'm going to talk about some judges, and this conversation I had with my friends is going

to make this challenging because they're going to try to speak truth and grace,

even though in my judgment these judges are in fact performing an administrative coup.

That's wildly unconstitutional. So I'm going to take my own advice and I'll share with you

how I'm going to rationalize this in my mind

and how I'm going to try to remain in the spirit

because God warns us about this thing, the tongue, right?

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