Welcome to Roasting the Brolygarchy.

I'm your host, Bravo, Bravo, Ducking Bravo.

This is a special spinoff of the high and low podcast where we recap the most horrifying

and cringeworthy news of the week while subjecting the idiots responsible to vicious comedic rhetoric.

They deserve no mercy and they shall find none here.

All of my sources get posted to my Patreon afterwards.

You can go read all these articles for yourself.

Due to circumstances beyond my control slash my HVAC being broken,

this roast is a little bit late.

So this is almost like two weeks of coverage, like 10 days that we're doing here. We're going to just jam pack it all in.

When I started this roasting the broligarchy side quest, I originally said, I'm going to do these every Sunday, not realizing how much work it takes, especially in this insane era, to fact check, to find multiple sources, to find unbiased sources, to see footage myself, to cross reference with executive orders. On top of, anytime somebody's mentioned, as you'll see when we talk about other things, it's like, hold on, who is that person? Let's pull the thread on that. Where did they come from and what's their motivation? What are they getting out of this? But here's an example of I heard something insane and I had to go down a rabbit hole and fact check it. It's also

our first of three contenders for a new series I'm calling, that's the dumbest fucking thing I've

heard all week. When I heard that Caroline Levitt said that the reason that Trump fired the

official librarian of Congress, so she maintains the

Library of Congress, when asked why they did that, that Caroline Levitt's response was,

they were concerning things she had done at the Library of Congress in the pursuit of DEI

and putting inappropriate books in the library for children. I thought that had to be a mistake, but I fact-checked it and that is real.

And here's why it's in the running for the dumbest fucking thing I've heard all week.

Number one, because children can't check out books from the Library of Congress.

It's a research library for adults.

Its purpose is to serve as the main research arm of the U.S. Congress and the home

of the U.S. Copyright Office. Where am I getting that from? Only from their actual website,

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