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Legal analysts on MSNBC compare the Fifth Circuit's intervention in the vaccine mandate to its refusal to block the Texas abortion law. They suggest the Supreme Court, including Justice Amy Coney Barrett, has shown little sympathy for "anti-vaxxers" in previous cases like the one involving Indiana University. The hosts note the nervousness in the media's voice as they realize the mandate is on shaky legal ground.
The episode concludes with an investigation into Alfred Kinsey, the father of the sexual revolution. Dr. Judith Reisman's 1990 appearance on Phil Donahue is used to highlight Kinsey's admitted use of data derived from the sexual abuse of hundreds of infants and children. The hosts point out the extreme measures taken by the media and academic institutions to protect Kinsey's legacy while simultaneously dismantling figures like Bill Cosby.
A final clip from CBS Sunday Morning celebrates Alfred Kinsey's 125th anniversary, acknowledging his use of "admitted child abusers" as a mere footnote to his "trailblazing" work. Mo Facts summarizes the episode by labeling Bill Cosby a "sacrificial lamb" for the Me Too movement, used to show a high-profile takedown while more protected figures like Hefner and Kinsey remain culturally venerated. The show signs off with a musical outro.
