Let the English play Hamlet, King Lear. Give me Augustus McCray. Rest in peace.

Robert Duvall.

A peculiar thing has happened.

More and more Americans are using THC, are using marijuana.

Suddenly, those who proclaimed it the mark of freedom are warning against the risks. To your brain, to your mind.

Now of marijuana.

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Augustus McCray is the greatest character in the history of American literature

and cinema. We've long since past the days of Augustus McCray, but the man who played him,

the man who in my mind gave us the greatest performance in America has now left, Robert Duvall.

We're going to talk about Gus.

We're going to talk about Harry Hogg.

We're going to talk about Tom Hagan.

We're going to talk about the greatness of Robert Duvall.

And the fraudulence of the man running for Senate in the state of Texas, James Tolarico, and the utter embarrassment of the leaders among Democrats to be your president in 2028, AOC, Gavin Newsom, illiterate and unable to read a map or the globe. But a peculiar thing has happened.

Marijuana has become so socially acceptable that almost everyone we know at some point

uses THC. And that was encouraged in no small part by popular culture.

And in some parts, science, medicine, and journalism.

A few years ago, the New York Times wrote as an editorial,

Let states decide on marijuana.

In that editorial at the time,

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