Hello Internet, I'm back. It's the Rubin Report Direct message and we don't have a shortage

of things to talk about today. All right, I'm going with three stories today. Our crack

team of people. We went through everything. We said, what is the most important? What

is the most relevant? What is going to not make people's head explode, but they need to

know about. And that's what we chose. So the three stories that we're going to be covering

today, you probably heard, obviously, that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

passed away on Friday evening. And the way politics are these days, we don't even wait

a minute. We don't even wait 30 seconds. We don't wait 10 seconds to start the political

fighting, of course. And now it appears that Trump is going to nominate someone to be

the next Supreme Court judge. Otherwise, we'd have a court with four conservatives, basically,

and four liberals going into an election year that very much seems like it could be contested

and we can have all sorts of problems because of that. But what I'm going to focus on is

a little bit of sort of the real politic about this, of sort of why Trump has to do it and

Republicans have to confirm. But also just sort of the reaction, the media reaction, the

blue check, Twitter reaction. And this feeling like that if you don't get what you want, that

you have authority to burn it all down, which has been a sentiment coming out of the left

for a long time. Let's not forget that even in the primaries, P. Buttigieg, who was like

as Vinilla and Boring, as anything you can possibly imagine, even turned to Bernie in

the last debate that he was in and said, you want to burn it all down? I don't. Well, I

think that burned it all down sentiment that the leftists and the socialists and the Marxists

and the progressives have been just pushing throughout society. Well, then when something

like this happens, it just gives them more excuse to pour fuel on the flame. But what I

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