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This is the Tom Harbin Program.

Boy, the Wall Street Journal publishes this weird op-ed by Supreme Court

Associate Justice Sam Alito, the author of the DOBS decision, the guy who quoted the 16th century

witch burner as justification for making abortion illegal, in which he's saying, oh, you know,

there's nothing here. I don't, you know, do so. A lot of a hedge fund billionaire is giving me,

you know, a $200,000 airplane ride to a resort where we're drinking $1,000 a bottle of wines.

There's no there, there's nothing, and he's got business before the supreme.

I even voted on the supreme court to help him out, but it doesn't matter, there's nothing corrupt.

It's getting weird here. Let's check in with our old buddy Greg Palis, the guy who really knows

all about this stuff, and in particular, out this particular billionaire because he wrote about him,

Paul Singer is the billionaire's name. Greg wrote about him at some length in his book and his film,

The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. You can find them both over at GregPalis.com. In fact,

the book is available with a free download right now over at GregPalis.com. Greg, welcome back

to the program. Tell us about Paul Singer. Paul Singer is the guy known as the Vulture, considered

literally worldwide, considered the most vicious financier on this planet and the most dangerous,

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