Anything that Moore can do to remind the public that Sacha Baron Cohen pinged him with a pedophile detector is a step in the right direction!
Let’s all re-live the moment.
I like how he pronounces Alabama almost like “Al Obama.”
That beep at the end during the handshake killed me.
Thanks for that! I’ve watched all the Who is America? episodes but I had forgotten some of it. The Roy Moore segment was brilliant! 
Cohen: So Alabama has always been a place for equality … people in Alabama have always been free, regardless of their race, religion, or sexuality …
Moore: It’s in our heritage.
After Wisconsin has decided that drop-boxes for ballots are illegal, everyone’s favorite one-term loser demands that Biden’s electoral votes be given to him instead.
I guess it’s still early in the morning for me, because other than Trump sort of chewing out Vos, I’m not sure if I’m seeing a whole lot of schadenfraude being generated here.
There’s no schadenfreude in this story, except maybe as expressed by Republicans in response to further restricting voting rights in that state.
To me, the schadenfreude stems from, a year and a half later, Trump is still demanding votes be counted for him, as if it will happen, or achieve anything.
Truly. He would have won the race if he hadn’t driven his car into a guardrail. This idiot is still complaining. This crap is beyond any political fiction that anyone would buy or barely believe.
But sadly, it’s not in a book in the basement. It’s not fiction.
Can anyone imagine what it must be like to work for this moron?
I’d really rather not.
Truly. Never mind the getting-thrown-under-the bus part, how much money would it take to put up with the tantrums? Although the Faux News commentators are in a snit about it, I found Hutchinson’s testimony of CFSG lunging for the limo’s wheel on J6 to be quite credible.
Bannon has agreed to testify! (NYT gift link)
With his criminal trial for contempt of Congress approaching, Stephen K. Bannon, an ally of former President Donald J. Trump’s who was involved in his plans to overturn the 2020 election, has informed the House committee investigating the Capitol attack that he is now willing to testify, according to two letters obtained by The New York Times.
His decision is a remarkable about-face for Mr. Bannon, who until Saturday had been among the most obstinate and defiant of the committee’s potential witnesses. He had promised to turn the criminal case against him into the “misdemeanor from hell” for the Justice Department.
But with the possibility of two years in jail and large fines looming on the horizon, Mr. Bannon has been authorized to testify by Mr. Trump, his attorney told the committee in a letter late on Saturday.
And Trump bootlickers are pretending that King Trump “waived” Bannon’s “executive privilege” and that this allows Bannon to testify.
Delusional fucks.
Yes, it will be fun for the Committee to listen to Bannon say, “Fifth, fifth, fifth, fifth,” for about 500 times.
And now this:
I’ll bet the clerks at his local liquor store have heard it far more often.
LOL, I’ll bet they have.
Agent Orange is desperate to see someone on the TeeVee defend him during the public portion of the J6 hearings. Doesn’t sound like that is going to happen (quoted from the NYT article posted above):
Should Mr. Bannon ultimately appear for an interview, he would give his testimony behind closed doors like hundreds of other witnesses have done, Ms. Lofgren said. The committee has carefully choreographed its public hearings to make a streamlined presentation of its case, and has worked to avoid public sparring sessions with witnesses.
Speaking of Bannon, I see that the wonderful political cartoonist Jen Sorensen has the same impression of him that I do. She usually draws him with flies buzzing around him. 
(Not a bad impression of The Turtle, either!)
But he actually did so. He wrote a letter and everything.
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon has said he’s “willing” to testify before the House Jan. 6 committee after receiving a letter from former President Donald Trump stating that he would waive his claim of executive privilege, according to two letters obtained by NBC News on Sunday.
So…does a former president even have the power to claim or waive executive privilege for one of his ex-employees?
Trump can wave at cars as they pass by, and he may waive a greens fee for a golfer at one of his clubs.