Welcome back, everyone to a new episode of You Were Wrong with Molly Hemingway, editor and chief of the Federalist and David Harsani, senior writer at the Washington Examiner.

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The mail we got was so ridiculous this week, Molly.

Oh, my lord.

My favorite was this email that this guy sent where he portrayed me as a

venezuelan drug lord like you put the little doohickeys over my name to make it spanish and so

forth um uh because of our debate last week over i don't know what were even debating oh yeah the

uh the judicial review and the alien state act or whatever it's called.

Molly, the other day, I haven't let you speak yet. The other day, I got an email that said

Molly Hemingway will be appearing in front of a congressional, you know, congressional committee.

Which committee was it? It was the Senate

Judiciary Committee, their Constitution subcommittee. Wow. So let's, we can talk a little bit about what

you discussed. I think that's really interesting. But I'm also, I have never been asked to speak in front

of Congress. And I'm sure that most listeners haven't done that either.

So I was just kind of interested, like, how does it happen?

Who asked you to be there, for instance?

And what is the process?

So I actually get asked regularly to testify.

And I almost always say, no.

This was my second time saying yes, the first time in the Senate.

So I've done once in the House, once in the Senate. And the reason why time saying yes, the first time in the Senate. So I've done once in the

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