95
The bar
The show lays out the case. The audience votes. Under 95 percent, the plate does not get made.
Back from hiatus
Ninety-five percent or it never happened.
Built on Pat and Stu. Quiet since January 23, 2017.
Back on Pat Gray Unleashed.
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Names on the record
95%
To get a plate
1
Grand Nozzle on the books
The record
These plates are the Pat and Stu record, from Alan Grayson on March 25, 2010 through Barack Obama on January 23, 2017. Clear 95 percent from here on and the name goes up under Pat Gray Unleashed.
28 plates
No plate matches. The bar is still 95.
Above the plaques
The Grand Nozzle sits above the plaques. It takes 75 percent to take the title from whoever holds it. The name on the books is still from Pat and Stu. The title comes back with Pat Gray Unleashed.
The public record ends February 1, 2016. The original log says a later vote may have returned the title to Harry Reid. No date and no count were saved.
How a name gets on
95
The show lays out the case. The audience votes. Under 95 percent, the plate does not get made.
75
A second vote, against the person who already holds the title. 75 percent takes it, because it has to come off someone.
2
When the offense is the whole case, they skip the long setup. John Roberts, June 28, 2012. Thad Cochran, June 26, 2014.
On Pat and Stu, the sitting president, the first lady, and the vice president stayed off the hall until they left office. Barack Obama went on the Monday after the inauguration, January 23, 2017, at 96 percent. That era ended there. Pat Gray Unleashed has the hall now.
From the record
It started on the 4th Hour and ran through Pat and Stu. After Barack Obama’s plate on January 23, 2017, it went quiet. Pat Gray Unleashed is bringing it back. Every old plate stays. The next vote is a Pat Gray Unleashed vote.
Pat and Stu kept the sitting president, the first lady, and the vice president off the hall until they left office. In 2017 the inauguration was a Friday, so the vote waited until Monday, January 23. Barack Obama went on that day at 96 percent. Michelle Obama, Joe Biden, and John Kerry were talked about. None of those votes is on the record.
She is on it. The vote was held until the election. On August 9, 2016, Stu set it for Monday, November 7, the day before Election Day. It landed shortly after 1pm Eastern. Hillary Clinton was the 27th inductee and the fourth woman, at 98–2.
If you see the plaques in person, the Maxine Waters plate is tilted. Stu hung it that way and called it their crack in the Liberty Bell.
John Roberts was voted in on June 28, 2012. Debbie Wasserman Schultz followed on July 12. The plates went up in the wrong order, so her name sits ahead of his.
The long evidence reel gets skipped when the offense is the whole case. Two of those votes are on the plaques. Chief Justice John Roberts, June 28, 2012, after he kept the Affordable Care Act. Senator Thad Cochran, June 26, 2014, after reports of improper voting in the runoff with Chris McDaniel.
Jesse Ventura’s vote for the first Grand Nozzle belongs with them. It followed his lawsuit against the Chris Kyle estate. The courts later threw the verdict out.
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