Amanda Carpenter
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949 appearances
7 recordings
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 11 Aug
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There you go. That's what I was looking for.
Now, those are fairly direct statements. I guess you can put it this way. They may not take into account America's politics in making that decision, but there's no way the decision makers were unaware of those tweets. Right. There's no way that they were unaware of the fact that Donald Trump was posting images of himself as the pope. Those things would be hard to miss.
And even if they weren't on the ledger of pros or cons, they were certainly in the ether.
Oh, there's going to be more laughs.
What's sort of amazing when you listen to him talk and other people, you know, they act like The new pope is going to lead some crusade against Trump just because he had the audacity to post online that J.D. Vance is wrong about something. That constitutes like the greatest attack on the American presidency that we've ever seen. God save the church. I just.
They're so up in their heads about everything. It's just it's unbelievable.
Okay, we got to start with the good news on this. We do not have Ed Martin as the D.C. U.S. attorney. We do not have you go, Ed Martin. That's the second big blow to MAGA this week. Hardest hit, Steve Bannon.
Yeah, and then ringleader when it comes to the January 6th defense of insurrectionists and fundraising for them on the ground. I mean, really a top organizer on that front. Defending white nationalists. I'm just sort of imagining Ed Martin is sitting somewhere, probably like McLean or something, and just wondering, why does Cash Patel get a position and I don't? I just wonder how that feels. Yeah.
Yeah, I know. Let me have it.
No.
You can't say better. You just have to soberly analyze what she does or does not bring to the table in terms of mechanically understanding today how the Department of Justice works.
She does sit in the leg chair a lot.
Fox News staple. You won't see it anywhere else.
No one else does that where a woman wears a skirt at the end of the table. And I haven't seen it done anywhere else.
The glass table. Megyn Kelly pioneered the glass table.
So you could see the legs. I'm not making that up.
Not Iraq's husband, who Trump pardoned. Definitely not him.
Actually, I think that might be the only thing she will focus on. So the reason why this position is so has outsized influence and has so much prominence when it comes to attorney generals is that. Naturally, because of the jurisdiction it is in, it has a lot of very complex national security cases, white collar crime, things that might have to do with government corruption.
I mean, these are big ticket items that you don't see in other places. The other comparable one might be New York. So what does she bring to the table here? She hasn't practiced law in, I think, 20 years because she's been commenting on the news, which I'm going to say I do disagree.
I do disagree with Damon a little bit on the idea that these Fox News hosts aren't useful in the way that I think Trump understands... Politics is media in this world, right? Like it is interchangeable. It is the job. You can't separate the two. And so sort of saying, well, they're just they're just Fox News hosts. How could they do this job?
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