From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

We're going to talk a little more about the January 6th Committee and the hubbub around

that and everything.

A little later this hour, but reporting is that the committee has formally asked Jeannie

Thomas, that's Clarence Thomas' wife for an interview and documents like her texts

and all tweets and all that sort of stuff.

And that'll be an interesting moment.

A Supreme Court justices wife that they're going to try to tie to this somehow.

And I don't know what the political fallout will from that'll be, but more on that later

also.

Yeah, Britt Hume tweeted earlier today in reference to this NPR tweet leading to one of their

articles, the January 6th Committee leaders have invited Jeannie Thomas, wife of Supreme

Court Justice Clarence Thomas, to speak to the committee about her efforts to overturn

the 2020 election.

And then as Britt Hume points out, there's absolutely no even suggestion in the story

that Jeannie Thomas tried to overturn the election.

It's just a completely wildly misleading headline slash a link.

Well, that was part of my point is the fallout doesn't have to be related to fact as we all

know.

And having the Supreme Court become more of a political animal with more of the people

thinking that it's rigged on either side, it's not a good thing, but it's what's happening

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