Hi, everybody. It's election profit makers. We have some terrible news. Vice President Dick Cheney

has passed away and is now burning in hell. Yeah, what's to say? Awful person who led to

uncountable miseries across the planet in the domestic and international political sphere.

He represented some of Americans' worst impulses. And his late in life turn to be an

anti-Trumper was confounding because it felt like Trump manifested all the base and dark impulses

that Cheney and his master Richard Nixon had pioneered within the American 20th century political scene.

Exactly what they wanted with the, yeah, the unitary executive theory, right?

I mean, that's John U.

executive theory.

All those guys.

I mean, that's what they wanted.

Now they got it.

And let's talk about the 1% doctrine.

Who remembers the 1% doctrine that book? Wait a minute. What was the 1% doctrine let's talk about the 1% doctrine. Who remembers the 1% doctrine that book?

Wait a minute. What was the 1% doctrine? If there's a 1% chance that that something bad could happen, we should just blow up the world. That was it. It was. That's a good, nice doctrine. I don't think that was a Rumsfeld thing. I think that was a Cheney thing. Okay., Cheney's dead, so goodbye to him. Yep. Now, there's other news going on in the world this week. The sandwich killer, or should I say the attempted a sandwich killer, the sandwich assassin,

the guy who threw the submarine sandwich at the, what was it at an ice agent or something?

Yeah, a border patrol. I have not followed this story as much as I should. Well, I mean, there's not much of the story. There was a bunch of border patrol and ice agents in D.C. a month or so ago. And there were people sort of heckling them. And one of them started pushing a guy and the guy had a sandwich and decided to defend himself and threw the sandwich at the Border Patrol agent who then chased him down and arrested him.

And then the sandwich guy got indicted and or no, he failed to get indicted.

Yeah, I think they didn't. I think the grand jury said we're not indicting this guy.

Yeah, they said that's ridiculous. But then somehow there is still a trial because

Janine Piro is the special attorney in Washington, D.C. now.

Special attorney slash red wine consultant?

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