What's up guys? Welcome to relatable happy Tuesday. My name is Ali Stucky your host.

This is a podcast by CRTV. You should definitely go to CRTV.com slash Ali and subscribe if you want to watch this.

If you're listening and I sound even more natively than usual, it's because I'm just a little bit under the weather.

I've been traveling nonstop for the past week and a half and I think my body is just kind of like shutting down.

Nevertheless, I am here and we have a lot to talk about.

I don't think that I've ever talked about one subject for so long on this podcast and I'm referring to Kavanaugh

because that's what we're going to talk about again today because usually, you know, the news cycle happens so quickly.

We have something new to talk about every time or we try to talk about something theological, cultural, whatever it is.

But there's just so much more to say every single day about Kavanaugh and the reason why I keep talking about it is because

I believe that this is the most politically significant moment in our lives, especially as millennials.

We have gone through a lot when we were a little. It was the Bush Gore election that went on forever.

Obviously, 9-11 has happened in our lifetimes. First black president was elected in our lifetimes.

A lot of big things have happened but there's something about this that just it seems like the entire

country is collectively holding their breath.

For those of us who were not alive during the Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas controversy in 1991,

I was born a year after that so obviously wasn't around for it.

I think that this is just almost a sunny mirror image, a little bit of what was happening then.

The difference is we have a Republican Senate so it should be easy as pie to confirm Kavanaugh.

Then they had a Democrat Senate and they still confirmed Thomas.

That doesn't seem to be what's going to happen here. I don't know if Kavanaugh is going to get confirmed or not.

What I do know is that polling for a public opinion is getting worse and worse for his confirmation.

Not that that matters that much but it kind of does because people that are adamantly against Kavanaugh's

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