Let's Go Brandon

Using subpoenas and court orders, Jack Smith built himself a list, and let me tell you what, you're on it.

Did you buy a Trump hat? Trump mug? Trump bobblehead? Maybe a front door mat with Trump's name on it, or did you buy, as I did, any kind of T-shirt criticizing Joe Biden? One of the ones they specifically mentioned, uh, was Let's Go Brandon.

I actually had a Let's Go Brandon T-shirt.

Yeah, I'm on the list.

So are you.

Hey, well, yeah, I hope you guys have a wonderful Christmas as well.

Let's go Brandon.

Let's go Brandon, I agree.

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There were a few that got denied Monday that were interesting.

One involved, uh, a student who had worn a "Let's go Brandon" uh, armband.

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And he was punished for that, and there were some questions about whether the school should be in the bunish- uh, in the business of punishing s- ... children for speech they don't like.

Of taking it and making a decision on one, for obvious reasons.

Do we get to hear their reasoning? Because when they take a case and make a decision, we get to read their opinions and know, well, this justice thinks this, and this justice thinks that.

But when they decide to let go, for instance, the Let's Go Brandon armband, which I wish they'd have taken up, do we get to hear their reasoning on that? Um, because, you know, that whole case, I remember it, it was, is interesting because you can wear a Black Lives Matter T-shirt to school, or have a My Body My Choice, or all kinds of other political stuff, and nobody complains.

Um, but anyway, do, do we get to hear their reasoning when they de- decide not to take something?

far?A few that got denied Monday that were interesting.

One involved, uh, a student who had worn a Let's Go Brandon, uh-

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... armband, and he was punished for that, and there were some questions about whether the school should be in the punish- uh, in the business of punishing children for speech they don't like.

Hey, a- as we've learned over the years, choosing to take a case or not is every bit as big a deal as making a decision on... of taking it and making a decision on one, for obvious reasons.

Do we get to hear their reasoning? Because when they take a case and make a decision, we get to read their opinions and know, well, this justice thinks this, and this justice thinks that.

But when they decide to let go, for instance, the Let's Go Brandon armband, which I wish they'd have taken up, do we get to hear their reasoning on that? Um, because, you know, that whole case, I remember it, was, is interesting because you can wear a Black Lives Matter T-shirt to school, or have a my body, my choice, or all kinds of other political stuff, and nobody complains.

Um, but anyway, d- do we get to hear their reasoning when they de- decide not to take something?

First of all, do you think that the government is gonna allow you to just say whatever you want? Do you really think that they're gonna give somebody like me, or somebody like a DVS, or somebody like Edo, or somebody like that the 10 grand? I fucking doubt it, okay?

Don't forget me and Let's Go Brandon.

Yeah, that too.

Don't-

The same thing's happening in Illinois.

People are sick of Jumbo Blob Pritzker, JB Pritzker, the governor, and Let's Go Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago.

Now, you tell me, folks, do you want this here or for our country? I mean, it is so bad that the Chicago Bears are actually moving out of Chicago and Illinois and over to Indiana.

Jumbo Blob and Let's Go Brandon lost the Bears.

Now, they have lost several other major companies that are pulling their headquarters out of Chicago.

They're tired of the crime and everything else.

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But he says, did I get this right? The Supreme Court has upheld a decision that said I can ban a shirt that says let's go Brandon on it because the implication of the slogan is profane.

Yeah, and there's actually a story out here today about book banning in schools.

And it's a story that says this is why the government shouldn't run the schools from where I sit anyway, Ben.

But I appreciate the email.

Yes, there's a story that the Supreme Court declined to hear.

So when the Supreme Court says we're not going to hear that case, which is what they'd spent a lot of yesterday doing, it leaves it in whatever the ruling was just prior to it, which was that the school district was within its right to ban a sweatshirt that said let's go Brandon on it.

Their reasoning for it was that the underlying expression from the NASCAR race that it was born at is profane.