What's Worse?

Getting Hammered

Nebulous Media

Kids & Family, Society & Culture, News Commentary, News, Parenting

4.8 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

The Washington Post says the line of questioning facing Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is worse than the inquiries Justice Brett Kavanaugh endured during his nomination. Mary Katharine and Vic aren't so sure. Russia's invasion of Ukraine stalls, gains are now racist, and our ever-so-grateful hosts read some rave reviews from the Hammerheads! Times 00:12 - Segment: Welcome to the Show 10:25 - Segment: The News You Need to Know 10:44 - Russia's Ukraine invasion stalls 16:51 - Updates on Senate hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson 19:00 - The Washington Post says senators have treated Brown Jackson far worse that Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was accused without evidence of committing gang rape 30:34 - Justice Clarence Thomas hospitalized with infection 31:28 - An update on masking guidance 40:33 - Gains are racist? An MSNBC opinion writer asks...

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0:00.0	Hello, everybody and welcome to another episode of getting hammered.
0:15.0	Today I am not over-c caffeinated. It's probably a mistake. I am underprepared, as usual, on brand.
0:23.0	These notes are probably going to make the show worse, you know?
0:25.9	Like, you don't, I don't, we've, we've tested it.
0:29.1	And unprepared makes for better pod.
0:31.3	Isn't that right, Vic?
0:32.1	I have, I have note thoughts, but I'll let you finish the intro before I go off the rails.
0:37.8	I am here, as always. I'm here as always.
0:39.0	I'm Mary Catherine Ham with my friend Vic Mattis of the free beacon and the podcast,
0:43.5	the sub beacon, which you can check out on Patreon for a slightly more racy version of Vic.
0:48.4	How are you doing today?
0:49.7	Only slow, slightly.
0:51.1	Yeah, originally it was very much like black and white, right?
0:54.6	I mean, it was very much of a divide between sort of morning show, me, and then sub beacon
1:00.0	late night, because we do record.
1:01.3	We record the sub beacon at 9.30 p.m. Eastern standard time, and we don't finish until
1:06.9	about 11 p.m.
1:09.2	And so, you know, anything can happen. But now it's just beginning to melt.
1:13.1	And then I can't tell it. Like the lines have been blurred. You're talking about notes, by the way.
1:17.6	A long time ago, I did a radio show. Fred Barnes invited me to. He did a show on Radio America.
1:23.0	Remember Radio America? I do. Yes. And I went on with him and Mark Falcoff from AEI because I had written something.
1:31.5	And I just brought like my magazine article.
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