Yesterday, Malcolm Nance apologized for failing to do a scheduled Substack video – because he had had to do interviews on three BBC entities and on ABC (down under.) Apparently I am far from alone in respecting his experience and analysis (and also his choices of co-hosts – Jacob has been missing for three says because he was doing interviews, not just in Denmark, but all over Europe.) Fertilizer was in the spotlight. I am no chemist, but a huge component of fertilizer is urea which is a major (or the major) source of nitrogen for fertilizer. Aren’t we all running around every day full of urea, and flushing most of it? Is it time for someone who is a chemist to come up with some way to capture that and refine it? Or am I dreaming?<\/p>\n
Harmeet Dillon’s name has not yet, as far as I know, come up from the White House as a potential AG. But if Robert Reic<\/a>h thinks it is a possibility, I’m confident it is a possibility<\/p>\n Jesse Wegman<\/a> is part of the Brennan Center for Justice. He has some thoughts about the courts here, and at least one of those thoughts is colorful.<\/p>\n We may as well look at this<\/a>. The devil, as they say, is in the details.<\/p>\n