Matt Bernstein

Some things don't change, but I love him.

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With respect to Justin Fox, I do feel like we have we've kicked him while he's down.

So after five hours of deposition, let's give him a break and take a look at his colleague, his informal superior, Nathan Kavanaugh.

I want to send you a picture of Nathan Kavanaugh.

That's what I was going to see if you were going to clock.

Yes.

He wears to his deposition, just add a little insult to injury, a Canada goose jacket.

You know, it is cold in New York City right now.

So don't blame him for bringing the down coat to hang on the chair behind him as he's deposed.

But that coat is just for context upwards of $1,000.

Let's rip money away from those gay art galleries in the South.