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Once upon a time there was a radio show called the Eric Matax Show. It had an announcer named Todd

who was the handsomeest announcer in the land. Eric was bitterly jealous of Todd's good looks.

There was nothing he could do. He just had to accept that cruel fate had made him as ugly as a

toll. Here's Toad Face himself. Eric Matax's. Yeah, I don't know how Todd knows that about me but it's

true. It's all true. Folks, this is the Eric Matax Show and I get the privilege and the joy in the

honor of speaking all kinds of wonderful people. Today back in the studio we have my new friend,

Myron Magnet, who has written many books the most recent of which being Clarence Thomas and the

Lost Constitution. Myron Magnet, welcome back. Oh, I'm so glad to be back with you new friend Eric.

It really is what we have fun. We're both New Yorkers and I guess I want to just ask you since

it popped into my head. The title of this book, Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution,

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