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Slack.com slash DHQ. Well, this is pretty exciting. I just read that Bill and Hillary Clinton

are launching a national stadium tour. They're going to be, I don't know if they're going

to be speaking or dancing, singing them, I'm not sure, but they're going to be doing

a whole stadium show going around the country, packing stadiums. And I think they're stopping

at a stadium near me, in fact. Unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to make it because

I had plans to gouge out my own eyes that evening. But I'm sure it will be a lovely, lovely

event. And so I think that's pretty wonderful. All right. I want to mention two stories

here. First, very briefly, I got to mention this from the headline is from CNN, Heidi

Height Camp, the senator from North Dakota, was ready to vote yes on Kavanaugh. Then she

watched him with the sound off. That's the headline. Having been just one of three

Democratic senators to vote to confirm President Donald Trump's first Supreme Court nominee,

Neil Gorsuch, Height Camp had already instructed her staff to begin drafting a statement explaining

why she thought Kavanaugh deserved her vote as well. Then Christine Ford came forward and

accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her. She watched Ford's testimony, it says. And

then she watched Kavanaugh's and then she watched Kavanaugh's again, but this time with

the sound off. It's something I do, she said. We communicate not only with words, but with

our body language and demeanor. I saw somebody who was very angry, who was very nervous. I

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