It seems constitutional ignorance is a problem for both the left and the right if we just look at Missouri and Texas.

I'll talk about that on this episode, The Brian McClainahan Show.

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So we're going to talk about Missouri and Texas today.

And look, these are big issues.

We're kicking off the week with this because I'm shocked.

Well, not really.

I'm shocked that you've got people at the, and I'm saying this to be funny, I'm shocked,

people on the federal bench who think that a Missouri law is unconstitutional because of the

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