I'm Alex Marlow and this is the Breitport News Daily podcast.

In the opening, I recap the first day of the

Kentonji Brown Jackson Supreme Court confirmation hearing. She seems like a nice lady, but how on earth

can a supporter of the anti-constitution 1619 project defend, you know, our Constitution for a living

from the highest court in the land? Not to mention she's weak on crime and sympathetic

to critical race theory, hey, but she seems really nice and she checks all those precious boxes.

So she must be a genius. Also in the beginning of the show, I touch on why I now believe that

male swimmer, cheater and hoax Leah Thomas, was actually throwing swimming races to gain

credibility with the public. Is this the watershed moment for the trans movement where we finally

return to sanity and back to science? Or do we just continue down the super woke path? Well,

if you look at corporate America, I definitely am quite cynical in this regard.

Even Disney and other far left corporations are eating themselves alive for not being woke enough.

I touch on all that.

Plus, the Wall Street Journal had a sudden realization that Elon Musk really, really loves China.

What gives?

And of course, I give you an update on the increasingly

tedious Russia-Ukraine news cycle that still at any moment could devolve into, you know,

nuclear war. Perhaps, who knows? Hopefully not. Two terrific guests today, investigative journalist

John Solomon, who also moonlights an expert on the Russian oligarchy. He gives perhaps the best

assessment of what's really going on

on that region that I've heard to date. You're not going to want to miss that. He gives us exactly

what's happening. And Senator Marshall Blackburn, Republican from Tennessee, discusses her opening remarks

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