Hey, everybody, welcome back.

Happy Skews Day to you.

It's October 3rd, 2023.

I'm Trey Crowher.

That's Mark A.G.

How you doing, Mark?

Just laughing at the demise of, we're talking about a couple of circuses today.

The Trump's trial in New York, which is ongoing.

And Kevin McCarthy, it's going to take a while to explain, but we're going to be doing an obituary for his political career.

But first, it's doing an obituary for Diane Feinstein, who died late last week.

A long national nightmare of her staffer is wheeling her around Capitol Hill doing elder

reviews so they didn't have to update their LinkedIn's, look for new jobs, is finally over.

She was in Congress in the Senate for like 30 some years and before that and like local

politics in San Francisco so like it's a long complex life public life and the

hegeographies I'm seen written about like I've seen more honest like eulogies given by

loved ones at a funeral surrounded by other loved ones.

I'm not saying that everything she did was bad, but you just want to walk through like a little bit of her legacy real quick.

Yeah.

So she became mayor in San Francisco after Harvey Milk was assassinated.

All right?

She's the one who found his body.

And that led to her, like, becoming, like, a passionate advocate for gun control, right? She had personal experience for gun death. But also, I don't think you realize she was Harvey Milk's political opponent because she was kind of a conservative Democrat for San Francisco at that time. Harvey Milk was a, you know, happened to be gay, right? He's the first. Yeah, right.

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