I'm looking at a tweet just now from the governor of California Gavin Newsom the sense

that all these words have a period after them to be very dramatic.

The census needs to count every person.

Oh, shut up.

And Marshall Phillips has got a story on that in his news of this hour in which the

court has made yet another ruling on whether or not you can ask in the sentence, the census

are you citizen?

This story makes me mad on at least in at least three different ways.

It's absolutely.

It's going our calories up out of his cherry.

Sweet and his arm.

Yeah, yeah, you crazy.

I have to be stupid.

No, it's just it's a terrible ruling by some num skull judge terrible ruling by a num skull

and not only that it's legislating from the bench and it's just it's it's awful.

God, we've lost the capacity of irrational thought in this country.

I was surprised.

I check regularly the New York Times most popular column.

That's where they have what stories are most people are clicking on and usually it's

stuff fairly recent, but if something hangs around for a long time, I think, wow, that

really struck a nerve.

And the second most popular story still to New York Times, even though it came out, I think

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