Hey, everyone, welcome to From the Kitchen Table. I'm Sean Duffy, along with my co-hosts for the podcast. Also, my partner in life, the beautiful, the hot, the ever awesome, Rachel Campos Duffy. That's a really nice intro.

Good morning and welcome. I'm so happy to be back at our kitchen table with all of our listeners.

And today, it's just you and I.

Yes.

We're going to do a little ranting about what's going on in the country.

As we're preparing for today's podcast, you're like, you just want to sit and rant about what's going on. I'm like, yes, I want to rant because today is a big day.

Today is the show trial of the century where Democrats are going to have a hearing on January 6th, right? They want to...

About January 6th. They want to lay out to the American people, how evil the protesters were and how evil Donald Trump is, how this was an insurrection, they wanted to

overthrow the government. And this is their time to actually present their evidence to the American

people. And I want to take a second and talk about kind of how they've set this up and how this

goes against every precedence that exists in the House. Because when you have a hearing in the house,

there's a standard. Either a hearing will start at 10 o'clock in the morning or they'll start

at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Now, sometimes hearings go a long time. You can have a hearing

that'll start at 2 o'clock or even 10 o'clock and it'll bleed into the night. Right?

That happens all the time but for this

hearing they're actually starting it at eight o'clock at night right which is not normal listen this is not

normal at all um and they brought in a ABC TV executive James Goldston to give a little pizzazz

and a little life to the presentation of the American people. Is he putting together like a package, like a video package or what's he doing? Well, I think he's, he's there trying to help orchestrate the committee and how they present this. What order they may go in. He's like producing the hearing. Producing the hearing. That's right. So he's not he's not producing a video. He's literally

producing the hearing. That's what he's doing. That's what we suspect has been brought in for. Why else

bring in an ABC executive producer? It is. And here's what's interesting. And you know this because

I would I was call you throughout the day. But members of Congress actually don't like hearings at night, right? There's

a reason for that. So I'm going to pull the curtain back for you. Oftentimes members of

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