A Fortunate Man (Netflix)

Danish, with subtitles. Excellent film. Period piece (late 19th/early20th), about a brilliant young man trying to bring a revolutionary engineering project to his country. He's from humble country means, very stern religious family, that he rejects; instead he embraces a wealthy Jewish family in Copenhagen. His choices have devastating consequences for him and those around him.

Weighs in at nearly 3 hours, every moment worthwhile.

I think 47 is Joe's lucky number

It's particularly funny how Trump keeps mentioning it.

Biden was the 47th VP.

After Trump resigns so that Pence can pardon him, Biden will be the 47th President.

"So, the ends justify the means?"

That needs to be asked every time Trump points to the White House or his presidency as an answer for how he conducts himself (lying, bullying, etc).

"No, they spied on RUSSIANS, and your campaign happened to be there."

That must be said EVERY.SINGLE.TIME Trump makes that claim.

"Clearly an attempt to distract from what he knew was coming."

That's the only answer anyone needs to offer about Rudy's laptop nonsense.

YouTube TownHalls Views: 2.8M (Biden) vs 1.9M (Trump)

As of 6am Pacific.

That's encouraging.

Link to ABC's Biden Town Hall:

Sarah Cooper needs to do one on "Therapeutics"

Who the fuck says Oh, they call it a "therapeutic" but it made me feel better?

Guy Objects To 'Virtual' Debate During 'Virtual' Interview

Regeneron and stem cells -- will the rabid right care?

When Fred Trump refused to retire due to Alzheimer's, guess what his family did?