Glenn Beck. Spartacus has had his victory four days. Yes, the Democrats, the Democrats

on the Senate Judiciary Committee have done it. They have delayed Brett Kavanaugh's

confirmation vote until Thursday. What a victory for Spartacus. All of the theatrics

and utter ridiculousness of the past couple of weeks bought them four days. In the meantime,

I also want to extend my congratulations for what else they've done. Nice work, Democrats.

You have done an amazing job turning the Senate Judiciary Committee into an absolute joke.

I seriously think everyone involved, well, maybe not Ben Sass and Mike Lee, everyone involved

should just now arrive at work in one clown car. This is ridiculous. Are you engaging knowingly

into self-satire? As if we needed any reason to look at big government in utter disgust,

but nice work on giving us one more reason. Just for a quick recap, this confirmation started off

with Democrats shouting down the Judiciary Committee chairperson during his opening comments,

then it rapidly devolved into a showdown between future Democratic presidential hopefuls desperate

for camera time. Cory Booker calling himself Spartacus. I am Spartacus. Please somebody,

pay attention to me. Somebody call me Spartacus, please. But they saved what I believe is the worst,

for what I hope is the last. What do you do if all of your insane theatrics fail?

Well, you just alleged sexual misconduct, obviously.

Diane Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the committee, recently announced that she had

forwarded information to the FBI regarding a possible case, a possible case involving Kavanaugh.

She gave absolutely no details. I wonder if it's Anita Hill.

But she did mention that there were unnamed sources in New York.

Oh, good, good, good. New York Times claims it concerns sexual misconduct when Kavanaugh was in

high school. Let me say that again, when Kavanaugh was in high school,

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