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reporting, based on the justices ethical lapses. we should almost wonder whether the recent rash of propublica stories questioning the integrity of only conservative supreme court justices is bait for reeling in more dark money from woke billionaires who want to damage the supreme court and remake it into one that will disregard the law by rubberstamp-ing the disordered and highly unpopular cultural preferences. and quote. that particular peculiar statement prompted this response from dahlia lithwick, a senior editor first flight, who writes about the hilarity of hearing dark money from woke billionaires from the guy who is connecting on woke billionaires to justice is for travel and influence. it's amazing the level of projection. and quote. what is left to do except to talk to her about this? senior editor for slate the host of the biggest podcast. good to see you, thanks for being here. this story gets stranger and stranger by the day. what we didn't get to talk about yesterday when we went in-depth was leonard leo. this guy is the where's waldo
second to the left with the steepled fingers is leonard leo. mr. leo refused to answer questions about the fishing trip but issued a statement lam baiting the reporting on the ethical lapses and says in part, quote, we all should wonder whether this recent rash of propublica stories questioning the integgy of only conservative supreme court justices is reeling in more dark money from billionaires by rupper stamping their disorder and highly cultureal practices. a senior editor for slate writes about the court, quote, the hilarity of hearing about dark money from woke billionaires from the guy who was connecting unwoke billionaires to justices it's amazing the level of projection, end quote. all right, what's left to do except talk to dahlia lithwick
preferences. and quote. that particular peculiar statement prompted this response from dahlia lithwick, a senior editor first flight, who writes about the hilarity of hearing dark money from woke billionaires from the guy who is connecting on woke billionaires to justice is for travel and influence. it's amazing the level of projection. and quote. what is left to do except to talk to her about this? senior editor for slate the host of the biggest podcast. good to see you, thanks for being here. this story gets stranger and stranger by the day. what we didn't get to talk about yesterday when we went in-depth was leonard leo. this guy is the where's waldo of conservative justices. he's always around. he's in the picture, he's there. to the extent that this is not a random fishing trip that alito and this billionaire went, on the guy in the middle of ostensibly the guy that was always in the middle, leonard leo. >> she's the travel agent, he
in my life. it was inspired by the andy warhol diaries. i published two others. >> trilogy. >> this is different because i'm a single father of two. with all the name dropping and all the hilarity and backstage stuff and pop culture, there is raising two kids. i now, yes, i have to race home to be with them after the show. it's not all fun and games anymore, willie. >> as you write in the book, though, it's not just that you have to, it is something that happens to all of us as parents. this homing beacon turns on, where you want to get back there. >> i want to, yes. >> you want to be there. ben is 4. lucy turned 1. >> exactly. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> how are you doing it? how are you managing it? >> day by day. >> backstage, you said, we both have two kids, except i'm doing this on my own. you have help. >> right. >> you're a single parent. >> yes. >> what's it been like for you. >> it's been a lot. it's been the most gratifying
it was easy, i could just keep writing, but he so craved the audience. on thursday nights where he had the clap for carers when we have been hiding in a houses all week, and of those days we would applaud the front line workers, barry told me he would go to the top balcony of his house, put a silk smoking jacket on, and then he would just pretend the applause was for him, and the thank you, thank you! he was so desperate for the sound of appreciation. he was such a great performer. ijust cannot believe that we are not going to have an encore. ijust can't believe he is not meant to wander through my garden with that mischievous —looking in his eye, come in for a cup of tea, and just have me hospitalised from hilarity in 3.6 seconds. it is a great loss to the world, but he has left us a wonderful legacy. at least we have all the dame edna clips, we have all the les patterson clips to feast
people are like? and how can you ? what do you bring to your role ? i don't know. i feel really strongly about that. but that's not always available to some people, you know? i was just looking at all the things you've done. it's arrested development . just whole hilarity abounds. but i want to ask you about because clearly you're not old enough to have to remember watergate or even be alive in that era, not alive. but what did you learn about that era and filming and filming the series? you know, i think i know knew going into it the basics of watergate and then because i was playing a character who is like happily unaware of what her husband is doing. i used that as an excuse to do no research for my role and enjoy my summer and upstate new york where we shot it. but then, after the fact i went and i started reading the books and watching the documentaries in the movies and all the president's men and everything, and like that was when i started to get to do it after you know a lot of times i
you think does the housework and who do you think cooks all the meals? oh anybody can cook and do the housework just like to see you to try it for a week. and hilarity ensued. i can tell you after that, so we've come a long way since a woman in the workplace was a joke. a new pew research study finds that in roughly a third of opposite sex marriages, husbands and wives make roughly the same amount of money that's up from 11% in 1972 . despite the shared financial contributions, women still take on more of the household work. my panel is back with me now. what's up with that patrick had when i get to stay out of trouble on this one. um first of all, never a bad idea to show some i love lucy. good. 25 years . i'll be married later this year, so thank you have twins like you all girls? my wife likes to say to me she's very busy working singer actress writer, so she's running around.
haven't gone to coronations before. they haven't been a huge amount of them. of course, we were expecting president biden to be invited, and we were hoping that he would come. but jill biden will be coming as the head of the u. s delegation, so i don't know how much we can read into that. i think he's probably just busy. i don't think it's necessarily that you're not expected to come if you're a u. s president. max foster. you are the best man for the job. thank you so much for explaining all that the invitation is so complicated. katelyn polantz. the kids and how they act and the hilarity that ensues the controversy. we can get into that, but they're super cute, and i always enjoy still ahead for us, taiwan's president and the speaker of the house, they're making history in california. it's china conducts patrol operations right off taiwan's coast live in beijing. and in missouri, multiple fatalities and injuries are now being reported after tornadoes hit overnight. we have brand new video just in to cnn. we're going to bring to you a severe
as for steinbeck, she's likely too dumb for anything else but she still got that job, so she's safe. that's the hilarity of the woke industrial complex. doesn't teach you anything but how to complain about people who are trying to succeed. no one wants that person in the workplace. you need to find a job just like steinbeck to survivor. while students fail in real life, the dean of out rage still makes a pretty penny. elsewhere in california, antifa rioted at uc davis. >> back the [ bleep ] up. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> whoa, whoa. whoa. >> that's a lot of whoas. of course, the faculty stood with the anti-speech. here is the uc davis chancellor.