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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Well, let me start out with my op-ed today from HartmanReport.com. It's titled,

have billionaires outfit injustices with golden handcuffs to stop liberal drift.

We had this story about Samolito that just broke yesterday from from a pro-publica that Samolito

was on this fishing trip to Alaska with with Paul Singer. In fact, we had Greg Palestine talking

about it yesterday. Just the airfare for this thing was $200,000 round trip on a private jet.

Plus, you know, it was in a fancy fishing lodge and you know, and he was there with a billionaire.

And a couple of other very wealthy people.

Why do billionaires have an interest in Supreme Court justices?

Well, you know, the way that it's being played in the media, the suggestion is that there's

some sort of quid pro quo going on here. You know, like, hey, you know, we've got a case before

the Supreme Court. Let's take the Supreme Court justice out and wine and dine him and maybe he'll

vote our way. Like it's soft bribery. And, you know, now this latest story, the Samolito's

trip to Rome was also funded by a group that had business before the Supreme Court. And they're

like, there's nothing wrong with this. This is perfectly normal. No, it's not. But why is this

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