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I think it's entirely unsupported by the text and the history of the 14th Amendment. This provision was written after the Civil War of an actual rebellion. Trump has not been charged even with incitement. Harvard's law professor emeritus and constitutional scholar Larry Tribe and his pals at CNN must be fans of the angle because they were watching the other night when guest Jonathan Turley took issue with Tribe's position that the 14th Amendment provides a way to keep Trump shit off the ballot. Mr. Turley doesn't know what he's talking about. The fact that there was no charge of incitement, no conviction, that's not the point. If you engage in an attempt to overturn the government, you shouldn't be entrusted with power again. Fuck bad. It is conservatives like Judge Ludwig and members of the Federalist Society who agree with me. I'm afraid that Jonathan Turley is basically a hack. A hack? I think old Larry needs to look in the mirror. shit 2. Personally, I think being called a hack by a so-called legal expert who once accused Bill Barr of shooting protesters with rubber bullets in Lafayette Park and who supports court packing, being called a hack by him is a huge compliment. Jonathan Turley, George Washington University law professor, Fox News contributor, joins us now. Professor Turley, your response? Well, you know, I suppose I'm supposed to now engage in trash talking, because that's how this goes, right? This is the license of the age of rage. And rage is addictive. And Professor Tribe shows that addiction. You know, there was a time when law professors could simply disagree and really argue the merits. Tribe is a signature for attacking people. I got off light. He uses vulgarity against—