Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.

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David, during this week's impeachment hearings, Stanford professor Pamela Carlin said the following,

the Constitution says there can be no titles of nobility. So while the president can name his son,

Baron, he cannot make him a Baron.

Kyle, that's a really bad joke. Republicans took offense. What I want to know is, is there anything

lamer that we could possibly make into a controversy? They were mad because the joke referenced

the president's son full stop? Yeah, we brought the son into it. How dare you bring it?

First of all, it's not really making fun of the son. It's just like referencing his name to make

it really bad joke. I take more offense to the joke. I mean, if you're going to...

So we're saying Stanford law professors should bring better material to the...

I mean, if you're good, listen, I guess there should be some bar to like making a joke that

all references the president's son. So yeah, if you're going to come with it, you got to come

a little bit stronger. Save it for like a right to Baron Arms joke or the...

Looks like he needs a Baron hug or something. That's not even that good. Baron a grudge?

That would be a good one. Oh, a Baron wasteland. Oh, that's it. That's it.

That's it. In 2019, a Baron wasteland. There you go. I'm going with that. And the segment right here,

we are the Beer Baron immediate podcast. This is the press box, a part of the Ringer podcast network.

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