From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

the Armstrong and Gettyshow.

Chilling allegations in this criminal complaint, Nicholas Roskey arrived outside the home of

Justice Brett Kavanaugh with the intent to kidnap and kill. Federal authorities say Roskey

took a taxi cab to Kavanaugh's Maryland home at 105 Wednesday morning, wearing black clothing

he got out of the cab and was spotted by two deputy U.S. marshals who were guarding the

home. The marshals saw Roskey walk down the street. About 30 minutes later, Roskey picked

up the phone, called 911 and said he wanted to kill Kavanaugh and was having suicidal

thoughts. When police arrived, they found a glauqued pistol, a knife, a screwdriver,

pepper spray, a crowbar, duct tape and a nail punch. Pretty methodical list for a guy that's

clearly crazy but not too crazy to put together all the elements he needed to break into a house

and kill a Supreme Court justice. Yeah, I mean, by definition, if you decide I'm going

to murder a judge of the Supreme Court because I don't like a decision, you got to be nuts

although when I first heard the story, I thought, oh, this guy's crazy clearly very troubled

and very nuts. But no, I think he's a hell of a lot more calculating than some of us

originally assumed. You know, I'll explain his Jack tells a tale.

Shocking lack of coverage of this story, by the way, as it didn't really make the front

page of the New York Times, there's a line linking you to a small story on page a 20.

It doesn't make the front page of the nation's most important newspaper that someone was hoping

to assassinate a Supreme Court justice. He's been charged with attempted murder. So it's

far enough along for that. Well, and to reinforce the brutality of their dishonesty and hypocrisy,

just the other day, one of the lead stories in the New York Times and all the other big

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