Josh Welch

And you don't see that with law enforcement.

You don't see that in these kinds of cases involving sex trafficking of children.

And so in 2008, when Mr. Acosta makes that deal, no one can explain that.

It has to be that there are higher powers.

There's money involved.

It has to be that there's something bigger going on that's causing them to make those types of decisions.

And then this thing goes all the way up until 2019.

Then you just recently last summer, you've got the deputy AG going to see Ms.

Maxwell.

You've got them now considering granting clemency to her to keep in mind her alone.

She's been convicted of trafficking children, sex trafficking, and she's been sentenced to 20 years.

So and we're going to grant clemency to her.

I believe it was in 1971 he was admitted to Yale based on affirmative action.

And he admits that, like he said that.

So just knowing that, he has the right to be a Supreme Court justice and a federal judge based on the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is what even allows him to be sitting where he's sitting.

So, I mean, I don't even know where to begin with all of this bullshit.

I mean, how do you...

How do you masquerade just complete and utter ignorance?

For Clarence Thomas, you don't do it very well.

We need to make Clarence Thomas go to all of these kid rock concerts.