Well, yesterday's Republican primary had what has become the standard vote split of 63 percent to 33 percent, but this time

Nicky Haley got the 63 percent and Donald Trump got the 33%. It was in the smallest Republican primary so far.

It was in Washington, D.C. where in a city of 700,000 people, exactly 676 of them voted for Donald

Trump. The reason that tiny vote is significant

is that Donald Trump's jury pool for Special Prosecutor Jack Smith's case against Donald Trump,

for alleged crimes leading up to and on January 6th will be taken.

That jury pool will be taken from those 700,000 people who spent yesterday not voting

for Donald Trump. The odds of one of the 676 Republicans who

did vote for Donald Trump in Washington, D.C. yesterday ending up on his jury there are worse than your odds with any lottery

ticket you could buy anywhere. The most important Washington D.C. voters for Donald Trump though are of course the

nine voters on the United States Supreme Court and today all nine of them

agreed that Donald Trump who three of the justices called an oath-breaking

insurrectionist, cannot be barred from presidential ballots by individual states on the basis of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

And Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, as most of you know by now, bars anyone who took an oath of office and then engaged in insurrection from ever holding

office again.

Donald Trump's lawyers lost on several arguments that they presented to the court.

They argued that the presidency is not an office.

The Supreme Court ignored that argument.

The Trump lawyers argued that the president is not an officer of the

government. The Supreme Court ignored that argument and most importantly, the

Trump lawyers argued that Donald Trump did not engage in insurrection and that the attack

on the capital was not an insurrection. The Supreme Court ignored that argument and left standing, the finding by the Colorado

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