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Some of these commentators are paid hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for their expertise. In one case, a well-known Supreme Court analyst performed a sex act on himself on a

Zoom call, as we all probably remember, and he still kept his job at CNN. Maybe that was

par for the course for CNN Zoom calls, and that's why they didn't fire him. We'll never know.

Or maybe that's just how

valuable these Supreme Court analysts are. You simply cannot replace them under any circumstance.

And yet over the weekend, a random truck driver somehow managed to upstage all of these

vaunted experts. The trucker, based on his firsthand industry experience, offered his assessment of the ramifications of the recent Supreme Court case, Montgomery v. Carribe Transport LLC.

And this case was about a man named Sean Montgomery, who sustained severe and permanent injuries after his tractor trailer was struck by another truck driven by a man named

Yosniel Varela Mohina. Now, to give some more background, Mahina was a trucker working for a company

called Carribe Transport LLC, and the shipment he was hauling was arranged by a major broker in the

industry named C.H. Robinson worldwide.

Brokers are typically hired by companies like Walmart or Costco to find a truck and company that can ship their goods.

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