The Michael Berry Show.

The impeachment trial of Ken Paxton yesterday turned real ugly against the prosecution.

Oscar Wilde was having sex with the very young son of the

Marquess of Queensborough. No, not at the trial.

The man made famous for the rules of boxing that are still largely followed to this day.

And the Marquess was very angry about this and he decided he was going to put a stop to it.

So he leaves a note at the gentleman's club, very, very stuffy prestigious club,

where the men would come and have lunch and smoke cigars and share ideas.

Very exclusive club in London. I mean, he left a note and he misspelled a word on him.

I don't remember what the word was, but that is not being a funny part of the story.

But he said, on the note, it said, for Oscar Wilde who commits buggery.

I don't remember the exact note, I'd have to look it up.

Bugery, of course, homosexual act, which was illegal in London.

And so he leaves that with the dormant to give to Oscar Wilde, not in a closed note.

But in such a way that whoever held that note and handed that note would read

that it's to Oscar Wilde a homo, basically that's what he said.

And the idea was, I'm outing you. Don't make me go further. Stop what you're doing with my son.

And Oscar Wilde knew, all right, there were lots of rumors that he was gay and he was.

Uh, he knew that he better stop this right now or it all goes to hell.

So his gambit was he would sue the Marquess.

Oh, okay. All right. Because he wouldn't be able to prove it.

And when he sues the Marquess and they go to trial,

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