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under any? No, no. And then, of course, they argue that they want to take our guns. The latest

example of this comes courtesy of former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens. So John Paul Stevens

was appointed by Republicans and then he proceeded to govern left of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. That is not a

joke. If you actually look, people have charted how particular justice is governed and rule from the bench. John Paul Stevens is one of the most liberal members of the court for nearly his entire tenure. He was one of the worst picks. I believe he was appointed by President Reagan, one of the worst picks of President Reagan. And he has just been disastrous. In fact, you know, I'm going to check that real fact, that he was appointed by, he might

have been appointed by Nixon.

Yeah, he's appointed by President Nixon route.

Oh, sorry, Gerald Ford.

He's appointed by Gerald Ford.

But he was one of Gerald Ford's worst moves.

And now he has an op-ed in the New York Times, literally titled Repeal the Second

Amendment, which makes the second op-ed in the New York Times in the last two years, calling for full repeal of the Second Amendment after Brett Stevens wrote the same thing, and Brett is their in-house conservative over there. So John Paul Stevens writes this full op-ed about why we should get rid of the Second Amendment entirely. First of all, completely unrealistic. In order to pass a constitutional amendment, you require two-thirds approval of each House of Congress, plus three quarters of all state legislatures. Look at a map. It's all red. There are 30-some governors in the

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