Is it ever a good idea for somebody to say, you know, I'm going to nominate this person.

They have to be this gender, they have to be this race.

If you could have gotten away with not making that promise, I think everybody would be better off,

including whoever he picks, because it just, it delegitimizes that person before they even enter the seat.

All the time, I feel like there's these women in journalism events and awards for women specifically. And like, I appreciate that in a sense, but at the same time, I want to be recognized for me. Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for politically eclectics. I'm Robbie Gupta. I'm Corey Brerford. And I'm Ricky Schlaught. Well, Corey, where are we going to start today? We've got a big show today. We're going to be talking about a lot of interesting things coming up. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is stepping down, leaving Biden to choose his replacement. So far, there's a short list and a campaign promise from Biden to nominate a black woman. We discussed the implications of all of that.

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what to watch and this is not financial advice. Should we all panic sale?

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But first things first, Joe Rogan had psychologist and author Jordan Peterson on his podcast for a four

hour, very long conversation this week. They touched on topics ranging from race to climate change.

And while you may not have thought of Jordan Peterson as an expert in those areas, because

well, he's not. He sure had a lot to say about them. On climate in particular,

Peterson has provoked backlash for questioning the validity of climate change. Let's check out this

clip. Climate change one is a weird one. So that one, that's because there's no such thing as

climate, right? Climate and everything are the same word. i that's what bothers me about the climate change

types it's like this is something that bothers me about it technically it's like climate is about

everything so okay but your models aren't based on everything your models are based on

a set number of variables.

Yeah.

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