Everybody, this is Dennis for the Titus podcast, brought Tuesday by the amazing butcherbox. If you're a carnivore, this is the best ever. And now, with the Armageddon Update, Christopher Titus. I'm Christopher Titus, and this

is the Armageddon update. And today let's talk about how thin the line has been between

liberty and anarchy. What was the one thing holding America's hope that our country

wouldn't go down the Hitler-esque road to a totalitarian oblivion?

Her, the notorious RBG.

One tiny humble of a Supreme Court justice has stood between us and free elections, the rule of law, and a coal-fueled zombie Armageddon for the last three years.

She blocked it.

And last week, this legal and progressive badass finally succumbed to her fourth bout with cancer. That's right. It took cancer four shots at her to make a dent in this woman's amazing life. RBG fought for women's rights, hard. In the 70s, she fought for the rights a woman to be on juries. That's right, ladies.

She could have got you out of it forever, but because of RBG.

Once every couple of years, you have to get your methie sister to watch your kids while you go lie about being a racist to get out of jury duty.

She also paved the way for the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

I know, but it passed in 1974 and allowed women to apply for bank accounts, credit cards,

and mortgages without male co-signers.

Really?

Men had to co-sign for women's bank accounts until 1974.

So because of RBG, my wife could open her own account and had the right to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from me.

Damn, you, you tiny inspirational figure of feminism and human fairness?

So, we now have a vacant seat on the Supreme Court.

And Senate Majority Leader and disgraced, dishonored, and discredited Darkside Ninja Turtle, Mitch McConnell,

is going to follow what he said when Obama wanted to nominate Merrick Garland. Here's what he said in 2015. Look to history. We haven't

filled a vacancy created during a presidential election year in 80 years to find the last time a

Senate controlled by the opposite party of the president, confirmed a justice in a presidential

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