Coming up on Stude does America, the Democratic House majority whipped, does the one thing you're

not allowed to do in Congress? One thing and he does it. Chad Prathar explains some rather

questionable behavior he's been engaging in, and Pat Gray joins us to talk about how the

Democrats are uniquely positioned to take our experiment in self-governance and flush it down

the toilet. Before we get there, look around. Do you see a button that says subscribe anywhere?

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people all over again. Stude does America. There's certain things that come along with being

in Congress. First, you get access to a fancy gym. Just try not to go there when you're waiting

a test for COVID-19. Next, you get hot tub access. Oh, yes, hot tub access. As former senator Arlen

Spector outlined in his book, I wasn't the whirlpool when Ted Kennedy came over and climbed into

the bath. Kennedy was one of the Senate's giants in many ways. It was though a gigantic wallerous

had plunged into the sea, causing the level to swell. I'd never seen two men in the whirlpool

before, but the tub was big enough for two or more. There was a sign that said you had to shower

before entering. I hadn't checked that out with Kennedy, but I had neither an objection nor

compunction about his coming into the bath. Now, just picturing that scene probably makes you want

to file papers and run for Congress right now, doesn't it? But also, if you're in Congress,

you have to do a bunch of completely unconscionable things while acting like you're trying to help.

And there's only one rule, one rule you don't break. You want to hook up with pages and interns,

go right ahead. Need to use some inside information to profit on a stock trade? No problem at all.

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