Hank Johnson

April Ryan, White House correspondent extraordinaire will be with me along with others.

Congressman Hank Johnson's office overseeing that particular effort.

So if you're in DC, find me on the annual legislative conference wall, all right? We're going to start at 11 a.m.

DC time.

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Whenever I start thinking that way, all I've got to do is look at a clip like that and recognize that my entire life, my entire career, everything that I know, everything that I have been through, every ounce of dignity that I still have, I will have to put on the back burner, set aside, and actually show deference to people like Maisie Hirono.

I imagine being a four star Marine Corps general reporting about troop movements and exercises you're going to be doing in Guam and then have to keep a straight face when Congressman Hank Johnson tells you that he's worried that too many Marines on the island will cause Guam to flip over.

And you're not allowed to say you are a complete and total fool.

Congressman.

Not the smartest people in the world.

This is Hank Johnson.

This is Hank Johnson 17 years ago.

Yeah, my fear is that the whole island.

Guam.

OK.

Hang on for people didn't hear.

I played in the previous segment a classic piece of audio from Hank Johnson, a congressional member from Georgia who was concerned Guam, the island might tip over as if it's just like floating on some big igloo cooler out in the Pacific.

That's why it works as a joke.

Representative Hank Johnson is afraid that AI is going to tip over the island of Guam.

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Thank God we ...

Have we lost that? Have we lost Hank Johnson? I know we lost Al Green.

Is Hank Johnson gone, too? And Jasmine Crockett is gone.

And, uh, and, and the woman in Boynton Beach, Florida, the Haitian who stole the $5 million allegedly in, uh, in COVID relief money to get elected.

So, so many, so many stellar tribunes of the Congressional Black Caucus have been snuffed out politically this year.

But he kind of gave the game away in an interview recently where he said that he's going to give, uh, Congressman Jamie Raskin and the House Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, uh, control over what that looks like.

And of course, Jamie Raskin and the leading Democrats like Hank Johnson on the Judiciary Committee are avid supporters of packing the Supreme Court.

Um, so again, that's an- uh, just another example of Democrats consistently waging a war against this Supreme Court simply because they're not getting the outcomes that they don't, that they want, uh, because they can no longer use the court, kind of tying back into what I was saying earlier about enshrining new laws and, and new, uh, policies and their ideology into the Constitution, basically circumventing the legislative process, the constitutional amendment process via judicial activism.

You know, that's no longer available to them with the Supreme Court.