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Titus Podcast

Rush to Judge!

Titus Podcast

Christopher Titus

Comedy, Performing Arts, Arts

4.62.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 October 2020

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Dear Judge Barrett, We write to you as fellow citizens of the United States of America. What's the rush? Please take a few minutes and listen to this episode of the Titus Podcast, and then you can go ahead and issue that public statement calling for a halt to your nomination process until after the November presidential election. Thank you.

Sincerely,

America, and all of us at the Titus Podcast

#TitusPodcast... because the world is a clown show.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey guys, this is the Highlander for Petitus Podcast.

0:10.9

This week's episode is brought to you by Liquid IV.

0:13.6

Head over to liquid-iv.com.

0:16.1

And Harry's Razors, go to harries.com forward slash Titus to get your deal.

0:20.2

And now here's Christopher Titus with the Armageddon Update.

0:26.8

I'm Christopher Titus, and this is the Armageddon update.

0:29.5

The Supreme Court is one of the most boring places on the planet.

0:32.8

In fact, the only way the Supreme Court would be fun is if the actual Supremes were on it and they handed out burrito

0:38.6

subremes. That being said, it is the place where the law can and has affected millions of Americans,

0:46.1

whether it's health care on the ACA or Citizens United where entire corporations like Walmart

0:51.7

were considered people, just like this guy, except this guy can't pay his rent.

0:56.6

Walmart can afford to rent the Senate, and they do. So they're exactly the same, right? And since

1:02.9

corporations are considered people, I have started dating Exxon because I like bad boys. But good

1:08.7

decisions have been made by the Supreme Court.

1:11.6

Civil rights, women's rights, etc.

1:13.6

The court should always be tuned to justice, though, not politics.

1:17.6

We always want fair justices that don't lean either way.

1:20.6

Kennedy Roberts, SpongeBob would have made a great Supreme Court justice.

1:23.6

He's fair, he's centrist, he's absorbent, which means he retains information.

1:28.5

Unlike Amy Coney-Barritt, who, when asked about the tenants of the First Amendment, she said this.

1:34.2

Speech, press, religion, assembly. I don't know. What am I missing?

1:37.9

Redress or protest. Okay.

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