Matt Bernstein

Right.

But if there was a project about George Washington slave ownership, that's DEI.

I have one last clip for you, Crystal.

And to you, my dear listener, for muddling through with us.

You know, I appreciate it.

And I will also say I don't feel that badly because relative to what I endured by watching these depositions, with love, I have made this easy for you.

Yeah.

Wow.

Sounds like hell.

Hope you've had fun.

The attorney then gives Nathan Kavanaugh an opportunity to openly reflect on the work he did in Doge because neither of these men are part of the government anymore.

Nathan Kavanaugh, actually, I didn't include this here, but on his way out from the government, he actually briefly worked in another sector of the government.

Do you have any idea into what that might be?

He worked briefly doing administrative work for ICE.

Bottomless, just just bottomless.

And then he goes, I didn't enjoy it.

I didn't find it fulfilling.

And my mind goes, oh yeah, well probably when all of the fucking arrests and murders in the street and kidnapping of undocumented immigrants working their jobs at Home Depot got out of control, like maybe there was a moral conflict, whatever.

So anyway, back to Doge.

Like I said, the attorney gives him a chance to reflect openly on the work he did in Doge, and here is what Date has to say.