Greg Jarrett, how you doing?

Hey, Mark, I'm great. Thanks very much for having me on.

Yeah, hey, trial of the century, the Scopes trial.

Fascinating story, isn't it?

You know, it really was the greatest trial of the century.

You know, yes, there were things like the O.J. Simpson case and other murder cases, but there are

thousands of those. This was about free speech and intellectual liberty. And it pitted the

greatest trial lawyer of all time. Clarence Darrow against his nemesis, three-time presidential candidate William Jennings Bryant.

And Darrow ended up cross-examining Bryant and destroying him.

And, you know, this set the stage for the kind of free speech and censorship debates that we have today. So it's an important book to understand.

Yeah, and fascinating. So you can order it now, the trial of the century by Greg Jarrett.

Hey, Joe Biden, this is, I think I get the feeling this is going to mushroom and just get very, very big, isn't it?

Yeah, you know, not one, not two, but now three locations where he left behind, you know, classified

information, secret information.

It's, you know, sort of, he's the new Britney Spears.

Oops, I did it again and again and again. And I, you know, sort of, he's the new Britney Spears. Oops, I did it again and again and again.

And, you know, you got to laugh at his excuse, the Corvette Defense.

He seems to think his garage is a secure location simply because he owns an expensive car.

Well, sorry, it's not a skiff, a sensitive compartmented information facility

that protects national security secrets.

Any idiot with a pick can gain access.

So all the people who visited his Delaware home who don't have security clearance, were they able to access it?

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