e real world say, yeah, well, unless it was impossible to get ordinary work done without bending a rule or two, which is a universal truth.

Jonathan Turley was talking about Daniel Goldman, Representative Goldman, and he says that Goldman claimed that the FBI investigating attacks on Tesla and its facilities is nothing but lawfare and political weaponization. So Goldman thinks that investigating the people who are the terrorists is the problem. It's not the terrorists. It's that if you investigate who the terrorists are, well, that's a case of lawfare and political weaponization right there.

Now as Turley says, Goldman's latest controversy captures how Democrats have now entirely cut the cord of decency and moderation that once tethered their party to the mainstream of our society. I love that sentence. Turley is a great writer. If you just want to see great writing, you know, in addition to great opinions, he can put a sentence together like nobody's business. He's just a great writer.

But then he did something that I was wondering about. Turley was helping us with the definition of what terrorism is. And he points out that he's long criticized the expansion of what terrorism is, and I