So this is something that I have to say. I was not particularly keen to watch.

Would not have chosen this one if it was just up to us, I would say.

Yeah, our superdelegate voters this month, for contemporary reasons, topical reasons, which I think are obvious, the superdelegates voted for us to do this.

So in case you've ever wondered what Will and myself thought about

liberal personality cults and things like that, well, stay tuned, folks. You're going to find out.

Her name, RBG, NG born in BK. Running the Supreme Court. Kilded as is learning right.

The Ginsburg personality cult is so interesting because it actually sits at the nexus of several different bad liberal tendencies.

We've already sort of talked about the first one, which is this supplanting of politics by personality and by these particular personalities who are treated as being above criticism. I think another one,

which of course is especially relevant given the latest developments on the U.S. Supreme Court,

is this completely mistaken belief, I think particularly after 2008 among Democrats and among

liberals, that demography is destiny and demography basically determines how you're

going to vote. So we can safely assume that people from group X or people from group Y are always

going to vote for the Democratic Party. And by extension, Democrats are going to control the presidency

forever. So you don't actually have to worry about things like Supreme Court appointments.

Because don't worry, Donald Trump's never going to be president. Republicans are not going to get

these appointments. So Justice Ginsburg absolutely does not have to retire. Stop telling her to retire.

So that's bad liberal tendency number two. And then the third one, and I think this is in some ways the

most important, is the fetishization of non-political processes, and again,

the substituting of politics for these kind of non-political processes by sort of neutral

expertise, heavily represented by things like the Supreme Court. So one of the many contradictions

in the Ruth Bader Ginsburg mythos that this great essay in current affairs pointed out

is that the RBG cult has to at once celebrate her as this kind of liberal firebrand who's always on

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