What's up everyone, you're watching the Young Turks, I'm your host, Anna Casparian, and

we have a bananza, a giant show ahead for you.

Really, really looking forward to it because, guess who's back?

Anitarola, Wednesdays with John, ice cream parties with John, everyone loves it, I love

it, you love it, the American people love it.

So I'm really, really looking forward to getting his thoughts on the new Amazon robot, which

will surveil your every move.

Does John plan on getting that robot?

My prediction is yes, but we'll see, he might surprise me.

So that's coming up in the second hour.

In this hour, of course, we have so many updates regarding the budget reconciliation

bill and some interesting developments in regard to how the media is covering corporate

Democrats like Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema.

Seems like there's a little bit of a change in tone toward these corporate Dems, so we'll

get to that in a little bit.

And later in the show, probably one of my favorite stories, it's one of my favorite topics to discuss,

corrupt judges.

Sometimes when we talk about federal judges who are appointed, confirmed through the Senate,

we don't really think about the possible corrupt motives behind these decisions that judges

passed down, but it turns out that just like members of Congress, they're also allowed

to invest in individual stocks.

They're supposed to recuse themselves in cases having to do with the companies that they're

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