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In this episode, Helen introduces Sarah to the work of J.K. Sheindlin, the self described "most-censored man on the internet." Is he a truth-telling patriot who has so terrified the elites that they will stop at nothing to shut him down, or a racist crank beaten into incoherence by the internet? Listener, we'll leave that for you to decide.
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