Welcome back to the Dirt Show. Before we get to the topic of the day, the appointment

by Merrick Garland of a special counsel in a manner that I believe was illegal. I want

to talk about before we get to the topic of the day. I want to talk about the most interesting

artificial intelligence Freudian slip in recent years. Okay. What do I mean by an artificial

intelligence Freudian slip? The website of the District Attorney of Fulton County published

the details of the indictment that apparently hasn't even been voted on by the Grand

Jury. It's a Freudian slip because of course the artificial intelligence knows more than

we know. They know that the indictment is a foregone conclusion. As long as the prosecutor

wants to indict, the Grand Jury is going to indict. The Grand Jury is just 23 chairs or

however many there are in Georgia that are moved around by the prosecutor. The Grand Jury

chairs don't make decisions. They wouldn't indict a ham sandwich and they do indict

ham sandwiches as long as they didn't Trump's on them. So the machine, the artificial intelligence

knew more than the people and told us in advance before the jury actually heard all the

evidence. There was an indictment and it charged a rico and it charged this and it charged

fraud and it charged forgery and it charged all the things that we know he's going to be

charged with whether or not the Grand Jury actually voted on it. The machine knew the artificial

intelligence knew it foresaw the future but it was a Freudian slip because everybody knows

anybody knows any of that legal system. If the prosecutor wants you to be indicted,

you're going to get indicted. So that's what happened. We'll get back to that once the indictment

becomes formal. I want to spend the rest of the time today on a very strange development. So

let me start by putting my prejudices on the table. I have always liked Merrick Garland. I thought

he was a good judge when he was in the DC Circuit Court of Appeals. The big recollections of him

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