My deepest, greatest and most abiding sadness tonight is for the American people.

And what this nomination will mean for their lives, their freedoms, their fundamental rights.

Monday, October 26th, 2020, it will go down as one of the darkest days in the 231 year history

of the United States Senate.

Yield the floor.

And he did the, I can barely keep myself together like they just passed a law allowing

lynching or something.

I'm relieved.

I was afraid somebody'd say something ridiculously and idiotically hyperbolic.

That's the worst thing on Chuck Schumer's ever done.

Well, he keeps, you know, up in the Annie, that's spectacular.

The saddest day in the history of the US Senate.

What I feel sorry for barely keeping his voice together is the American people and what

it's going to do to their lives.

It's going to do nothing to their lives.

It's slavery was expanded or civil rights were denied or anything like that.

This is the sad.

This is because Amy Coney Barrett got approved and is now a Supreme Court justice.

That's what he's talking about there with his quivering voice.

And now I'm going to sit down with the sadness of the American people on my mind.

You're fucked.

The middle right.

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