Good afternoon, Michael Malice here, let me here welcome for the next hour.

You know, a lot of times when I record this show, I really like having guests right up

to do any work and we have with us someone who is even more of a big mouth than me.

My good friend Kirk Schlichter, his new book will be back is out now,

Kirk's a senior columnist at townhall.com and a total beast on Twitter and I'm being

informed by you, Kirk, that you have been suspended from Twitter.

I was suspended for 12 hours, I told, I said, some lady was talking about how she was mad

about the Fourth of July because she couldn't kill babies as efficiently and without

hassle as she was used to and I said, calm down, you ridiculous woman, go make a sandwich,

your man needs to, you know, set boundaries for you.

And Twitter and like that, that was a hate crime, apparently that was hate.

And I was thinking, look, it's love, I think it's love.

I love sandwiches, yeah, I mean, who don't love a sandwich, you know, and a nice

try tip last night, I thought I heard, but yeah, I got to, I got 12 hours.

And I used to have to write 6,000 words on my next novel, so number seven.

So it was like, thank you, Twitter, you finally got me off my ass, I didn't have to fix

all the dumb asses on Twitter.

Wait, so before we get to your book, you're a prominent attorney.

How many years have you been practicing law, no?

Good Lord, 28, almost 27 and a half.

So I wanted to ask you about three of the recent Supreme Court decisions to kind of help

break us them down for like the layman, because a lot of the information in the media is a

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