In case you're wondering: This is a side project I and a bunch of very talented people have been working on for years. I'm very proud of it. I never expected "Award-winning Comedy Album Producer" to ever be a credit on my resume, but there it is.
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Y’all do know that yesterday’s vote was NOT a vote to impeach Pete Hegseth, right?
It was a procedural vote on whether to REFER the articles of impeachment to the Judiciary Committee.
A YES vote meant sending the articles to committee rather than proceeding immediately with impeachment.
A NO vote meant rejecting that procedural maneuver so the impeachment effort could potentially move forward.
Nobody voted on whether to actually impeach Pete Hegseth yesterday.
And yes, I understand why some of y’all are upset that several Democrats got stuck in traffic and missed the vote. The vote was reportedly open for approximately 23 minutes, and some members arrived after it closed.
But even if those Democrats had made it and defeated the referral motion, that STILL would not have meant Pete Hegseth was impeached. The House would have needed to vote on the actual articles.
We can discuss accountability without misrepresenting what happened.
The misinformation on this app is dangerous, especially when people are repeating things they clearly do not understand.
Learn the difference between a procedural vote and a substantive vote before telling everybody what Congress did.
No one will be able to snatch a defeat from the jaws of victory better than @RepJeffries and @SenSchumer.
Congratulations, guys. You’re first profound failure.
Sure, house Dems will have 259 seats in January instead of current 213. And Hegseth impeachment can be reintroduced. But Hakeem having 11 Dem absences today on Hegseth (thus losing vote) reveals a Hakeem leadership problem. Embarrassing.
Folks, I have spent literally the entire day trying to get someone at AOL to unlock my email. For the last eight hours, I have been told that the issue has been escalated to supervisors who would contact me. I haven't heard a thing.
You would think that, since I'm one of the last human beings on the face of the Earth still using AOL, they would take care of this. You'd be wrong.
So, once this gets resolved, hopefully before the next presidential election, I'm dropping them. (I kept them this long out of convenience, but now I have no reason to keep them.)
I'll see you on the radio at 6 p.m., at which time I will address this further.
AMC fired Frank Darabont, the director of The Shawshank Redemption, from The Walking Dead, the show he launched. It went on to become the No. 1 show on TV among adults 18 to 49.
On AMC's books that hit had lost $49 million, so his share of the profits was zero. He demanded more than $280 million in court, and after nearly eight years of litigation AMC finally paid $200 million.
In the video below, Darabont talks about calling AMC "sociopaths" for how it treated him. "Not just treated me, believe me. There are plenty of people who would and probably will go on record at some point."
His contract promised him a share of the profits. After his first script, AMC decided to make the show itself and sell it to its own channel.
AMC capped the price at $1.45 million an episode, so on paper every episode lost money. His suit said he would "never see that first dollar."
After a record first season, AMC cut the budget by 25%. In July 2011 it fired him, and the cast heard at a lunch: "This isn't working."
His suit said AMC fired him to avoid paying more, and he called AMC's people "sociopaths." AMC said he was fired for "volatile and disturbing" behavior and released an email saying he would "start killing people."
AMC said his demand had "no basis in reality," then eventually paid him and his agents $200 million. This September it also agreed to pay $120 million to comics author Robert Kirkman and four producers.
A No. 1 show that "lost" $49 million: was that normal accounting, or a way to cheat Darabont?
@SenateDems This is your moment to be brave.
If you are new to the Senate- listen to the Million Americans who want new leadership in the majority party.
If you are not new- challenge the one who already had 51 years in political office. Challenge the one who wants to "sell you" more of the same. Step up, find your voice, and be willing to lead this new day.
@VanHollenForMD@SenWhitehouse@peggyflanagan@SenDuckworth@SenatorSlotkin
Dear @WhiteHouse: trump’s name will never be on the Kennedy Center or the Reflecting Pool.
The trump arch will not be built.
And in two years, Congress and the next Administration will erase trump’s name and stench from everything he has touched.
Ozymandias