Welcome to Democracy-ish. I'm Danielle Moody.

And I'm a jihad-leek.

Wash, what is on your mind this week, since there's not, you know, a ton of news to cover?

So there's a lot to cover, but as we have shared on this show,

I'm often amused, Danielle, at my age, that even though you and I, you know,

if we can flex our batting average, it's pretty good.

You know, we have our finger on the pulse, as the kids used to say.

But maybe you and I should have been aggressively and arrogantly wrong about everything.

And if we were, we'd probably fail up and be paid a lot more than many of our other colleagues with more fair wheatish complexion.

And especially when it comes to our critiques, if you will, of the media.

And in particular, I am still smiling here over this bombshell that dropped earlier in the week.

Thanks to the hero that we all needed, Dominion voting system,

and their ongoing $2 billion defamation lawsuit against Fox,

I will not call it news, in which they, and punitive damages, by the way, so they could probably

get paid more, in which they are taking Fox on the first time someone finally has, calling them out

on all their bullshit because Fox and others,

as we have learned from the discovery process, their hosts knew that there was no voter fraud.

Their hosts knew there was a bullshit conspiracy. Their host put on the air cranks, people that

they privately in their text said were part of the crazy train.

And then on Monday, Rupert Murdoch, an immigrant from Australia, who is one of the number

one super villains of the 21st century, we found out that as part of the discovery, probably

top three.

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