down on the ground and see if you can be useful or at least find out what's going on. And if the producers want to go to a commercial, well let them go to a commercial but that's not your problem right now. So that's my advice.

All right. So that weird thing was happening. And then a little bit later, like almost the same time, I switched to CNN and I learned that Judge Jeanine from Fox News, you know her from The Five and other things, has been appointed by President Trump as the interim US attorney for Washington DC. This is that highly controversial post that Ed Martin was going to be nominated for but he was withdrawn because Senator Tillis had a problem with his experience and some things he said in the past I guess.

And I thought to myself, wait a minute. Are you really telling me that Ed Martin because he had said some things in the past about January 6 and maybe he didn't have as much prosecutorial experience, that was the reason that the senator said no I won't support him? Are you telling me that Judge Jeanine is going to pass those two bars? Are all the things that Judge Jeanine has ever said about January 6 going to pass muster with that same senator? Tell us. How's that going to work?

And I don't know about her prosecutorial experience but she hasn't been doing it for a while. I think she's been doing the TV thing for quite a while now. So I don't know if she's the right pick but she would be loyal and maybe that's the most important part because you want somebody who's not going to use that position to go after Republicans and she definitely wouldn't go after Republicans. So you got that going for you.

But here's the weird part and I need a fact check on this. So I need one of you to have been watching CNN at the same time last night. The CNN host kept teasing that she was going to be a guest live on CNN and I thought to myself what? How does that even make sense that Fox News would not be the first one to put her on? And I thought is this some kind of statement to Fox News? Did things not go well so she's going to do a hit on CNN?

And then it got weirder. But here's where I need the fact check. I don't think she went on. I kept watching and waiting and I think they had somebody else come on to talk about her. Now did anybody see her go on CNN last night? Because if she didn't go on after they continually teased that she was the guest and she'd be up pretty soon, would that mean that maybe it looked like they were sabotaging her and she pulled out? Because I'm guessing that's what happened but I don't know. Because it looked like when they were talking about her and they had somebody on before she came on to talk about her that it felt a little like a setup like they weren't going to give her a fair hearing and I wonder if she just said all right I'm out you can do whatever you want with your dead air time. Did that happen? So I just need to fact check. Did she show up on air and did I just sort of miss it or something? I don't think she did.

So anyway maybe we'll hear more about that but she would not be still on The Five because Fox News has a rule that if you're working for the government you can't be on the show. And I guess being nominated for this would make it impossible for her to be on the show.

Did you know according to the Amuse account you're aware that Smartmatic, the software company that does election software, that they've got some kind of lawsuit that's still brewing with Fox News. But the new news that I didn't know about before that the Amuse account is talking about is that allegedly Democrat billionaire Reid Hoffman secretly met with the Smartmatic CEO and agreed to give them what Senator Tom Tillis says. Judge Jeanine is a great choice. I'm seeing a post on that but that's okay.

So Reid Hoffman apparently put 24 million into backing the lawsuits against Fox News and Newsmax. And according to the news account the company kept the meeting secret from the court and the defendants. Now is that true? Do you think Reid Hoffman put 24 million into the lawsuits? And if he hadn't would the lawsuits have happened? Because in a way that would be really clever because he could have taken out or almost did Fox News and Newsmax. He could have just completely taken them off the field for what would be a small amount of money for Reid Hoffman. Did that really happen? It feels like our government is whoever does the best job of suing somebody.

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