Brace Belden

political prisoners in their trials.

I think one guy was a proud boy, and then another guy named Joseph Padilla, who was a somewhat porcine prison guard who was also present on that day, and who himself did not want to be subject to the same mercies that I'm sure he subjected others to.

that Trump actually couldn't ram him through.

I think he's acting U.S.

attorney for D.C.

for a little bit, and he spends most of his time writing open letters to Elon Musk, supporting Elon, and being like, if your Doge guys need, you know, backup, I'll send my guys over.

It's unclear if he had guys to send over.

And then writing letters to Wikipedia threatening to sue them.

Wikipedia every couple months becomes like a big thing on the right that they want to sue them or it's unfair or whatever.

He would wake up every day, look at what trending topics were going on in, like, right-wing podcast Twitter, and then write an official-looking but poorly written letter in support of sort of the topic du jour of the day.

He was, unfortunately, unable to be rammed.

I hope you'll join me in welcoming Tim Hale.

Tim, welcome to the program.

It's interesting.

I think Ed Martin...

is stupid.

I read his, I'm a subscriber to his sub stack.

I just subscribed.

It's something else.

They're very short posts.