You know, you can be in the middle of a hurricane or you can be on a calm day

North is still North. You could be in a thunderstorm. North is still North.

People can yell at you. North is still North. It doesn't change fundamental

things. And in this business, right is still right even if you stand by yourself.

Even if you stand by yourself and people are shouting at you, if you're being

buffeted by storms and hurricanes, it doesn't matter. North is still North and

the truth is still the truth. God bless Clarence Thomas. He has lived those

words and we are so grateful to him. For his part in the decision on Friday

protecting the unborn in the spirit of our founding, bringing that issue back

to where it should be decided, the states, the citizens of the states and their

representatives. And then the day before on his birthday, recognizing the strange

necessity that we had to recognize that the Constitution is the Constitution

and the Second Amendment rights to bear arms means the right to bear arms not to

hide them at home in your house. So happy birthday Clarence Thomas

belatedly. We celebrated it on the day and happy birthday to us in America for

all of your work. And we are so delighted to have in studio the makers of a film

that we have the poster of in our offices that we discussed when it came out.

And now the co-author of the book that celebrates that movie and that man. Of course

he is the great associate justice Clarence Thomas and the book is his

life story created equal. And we have in studio with us the filmmaker co-author

Michael Packard Mark Paleta. Welcome to America first. Thank you. Thanks for

having us. Let's just have a reaction to last week's news. I can't stop smiling

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