Ep. 1531 - Musk Blows Up The Twitter Deal
Elon Musk pulls out of his purchase of Twitter, but Twitter wants to force him to go through with it; Justice Brett Kavanaugh is harassed at a steakhouse with his family, and the Left is ecstatic about it; and the media have had just about enough of Joe Biden.
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