Lynn Cullen

Lynn and Susan talk about Dick Cheney and his historically powerful consequential vice-presidency. Also, that he had wanted J. Michael Luttig tapped for the Supreme Court, rather than Samuel Alito. What a difference that would have made. Also, talk about the French female scientist who discovered the chromosomal aberation that causes Down Syndrome in 1958 and had her work stolen by a male colleague who received all the credit.

Huge wave election last night for Democrats! Not sure a Republican running for dog catcher in Texas even won. Also, Supreme Court today hears case of whether or not President has power to unilaterally impose tariffs. The Constitution is pretty clear it's the Congress, but with this Court, we'll have to wait and see. Also, the hilarity of the Washington DC trial of the guy who threw a Subway sandwich at a Border Patrol Agent. The transcript actually reads, "He took a sandwich to the chest."

Nancy Pelosi's tenure as Speaker of the House. Former Republican Speaker John Boehner said she was the most authoritative, consequential speaker of the modern era. Other topics: Pittsburgh is the most affordable city for housing in the U.S., Trump pre-emptively pardons more traitors for their roles in trying to overturn the election and Trump continues to lose case after case in the federal courts.

Epstein emails starting to come out, showing Epstein saying Trump was at his house often and was alone with girls. Also, one in ten users of ChatGPT use it to establish emotional relationships with the Chat. Creepy. Joe Theisman says if the Commanders name the stadium after Trump, he won't ever step inside again. Pope Leo says, "To be called 'woke' in a world that sleeps through suffering is no insult." Fetterman's memoir trashed by the NYTimes. "It's not especially long, but it starts to feel interminable."

A rare Friday show, cuz Thursday saw maddening tech issues. Mostly talk of the bombshell Epstein email cache and speculation about what happens next. Trump is cornered, weakened and dangerous and Lynn fears a wag the dog incident to change the media narrative. Also, it seems harder and harder not to think Epstein was murdered, not a suicide. Will we ever know?

Lynn talked about the very real concerns that Trump is trying to rig the next elections in '26 and '28. Election integrity experts who once scoffed at the idea that Trump would deploy the military on election day now say it's probable he will do so. Good news is Indiana and Kansas, two red states, have refused Trump's call to gerrymander their districts to help the GOP. And Trump, facing resistance from his own base, has called for the release of the Epstein files.

After another rough beginning because Lynn forgot to turn on her mic, talk was light and easier than usual. Topics included the origin of kissing, the Guiness Book of World Records for the size of a woman's afro and the extraordinary idiocy of the Trump prosecutors trying to convict Comey.

Talk about the extraordinary lovefest exhibited between Trump and Mamdani, although mostly on Trump's part. He was positively giddy like a teenage girl with a crush. Also, another shocker: Marjorie Taylor Greene leaving the House....but most certainly not the playing field. No doubt positioning herself for bigger stuff. And, the tragedy of the Kennedy family continues with news of the fatal illness of Caroline's daughter Tatiana.

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Lynn ranted about having to go through Breezewood on the PA Turnpike, and ranted about how everything is more difficult now like using an elevator or turning on a light in a hotel room. Revenge of the nerds, she suspects. John McIntyre shows up in the last third and he's always fun.