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The part that stuck out to me and it was kind of what you hit upon, Jay, was when they were talking about,

I forget who they were moving to impeach.

You know which portion I'm talking about?

Earl Warren.

The Chief Justice under the one time the Supreme Court was actually liberal, it was the Warren Court.

So the quote that I pulled was William F. Buckley, who opposed the impeachment as a tactic against

the Warren Court, nonetheless infamulantly wrote in the 1957 that the advanced white race in the

South was justified in taking quote such measures as our necessary to prevail politically and culturally,

in areas where quote it does not predominate numerically.

And that reminded me of a conversation Jay and I had about the majority report clip

that had Tucker Carlson emitting, I forget if it was Ben Shapiro show or Dave Rubin.

Dave Rubin?

Yeah, where he admitted that like yes he's lied, but it's okay, but how awful is it that you,

and I think that's also what Jay and I were kind of pointing to, that you have to lie to get to

your point, what does that say about your point? Because I've never had to lie to make my point

because the truth is on your side.

My point is valid, yeah.

It works so well that the story about Tucker Carlson admitting on a podcast that he lies

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