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with drift glass and blue gal. Hi there, Dr. Class.

Looking forward to that cage match.

The undercard of McConnell versus McConnell, I hear, is equally amazing.

Yeah.

Well, we are looking back at Rubio 2012, not just the never-Trumpers, although the Republicans for Rule of Law put it out as a web ad.

Plus their heart, you know.

Rubio 2012 saying that there's a rule of law thing and that separation of power should be respected and the attorney general should resign.

Oh, wait, he's talking about Obama's attorney general.

The attorney general who's found in contempt should be resigned, really.

It's, you know, hard to say that because, you know, he's just sitting there looking very, very, like he doesn't have that little tiny water bottle at his disposal.

And he's very uncomfortable talking to people in bottle at his disposal, and he's very

uncomfortable talking to people in front of his, you know, wood paneled basement with a big

flag.

But he has to say it's so important.

It's so important.

I had to take time out of my busy schedule to tell you people that an attorney general

who does this and who's in contempt really should resign.

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