The Worst Thing That Jack Has Ever Said!

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🗓️ 26 January 2022

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer has announced that he will retire, creating an opportunity for President Biden to appoint his replacement--and Jack has a rather audacious suggestion. Is it a win win?

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0:00.0	Ladies and gentlemen, Supreme Court Justice Kamala Harris.
0:03.0	It's one more thing.
0:05.1	Armstrong and Getty.
0:06.3	One more thing.
0:11.3	It's one of the worst things I've ever heard you say.
0:13.7	How dare you?
0:14.7	You heard it here first, unless you heard it somewhere else before us.
0:20.0	So there have been a number of serious political pieces written.
0:25.6	I think Politico had one.
0:27.8	The Atlantic brought it up.
0:29.2	Bill Maher the other night on his show of how,
0:31.4	look,
0:31.7	Biden can't run again,
0:33.2	and Kamala Harris is less popular than him.
0:36.1	Democrats have a serious problem.
0:38.2	Here's your opening.
0:41.2	Lefty Justice Breyer on the Supreme Court announces retirement.
0:46.1	Biden promised a black woman.
0:48.2	He moves Kamala Harris onto the Supreme Court,
0:50.5	which I think you could justify and not make it look weak.
0:54.0	Even though everybody will know the truth, you could justify and not make it look weak, even though everybody will
0:54.9	know the truth, you could easily make it not look weak, make it look like it's a promotion.
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