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Visit your nearest showroom. Donald Trump still faces 91 felony charges but Republicans in the House of

Representatives have

decided to engage in a little bit of counter programming beginning an

impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Meanwhile it's been a week of a lot of

motions hearings and orders and we're going to be catching up with all of that in a moment.

But first, let's talk a little bit about Mitt Romney. Up for that, of course, it is Thursday,

which means I'm joined by Ben Wittis,

editor-in-chief of Law Fair. Ben you up for talking a little bit about

Mitt Romney? I'm excited to talk about Mitt Romney.

Let's just start with some of the revelations in that

a rather extraordinary Atlantic article by McKay Coppins,

which maybe I've become too cynical and jaded,

but it's always interesting to me to read about a politician who is actually introspective, who, you know, thinks about things like, you know, history and the fragility of civilizations and death and the verdict of

posterity and all those things and apparently he would have used a crowbar on old

file cabinets to look at old notes that he'd made and just turn them over to

McKay, McKay Coppins.

You know I wrote in my newsletter today that he's leaving the Senate pretty much the way he came in. He was the conscience of the Republican

Party, which made him a very, very lonely man. And so here is this former presidential nominee,

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