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The fact that the interrogator is allowed to blatantly lie. I just talked to your friend, Mike.

The fact that the interrogator is allowed to blatantly lie. I just talked to your friend, Mike.

The fact that the interrogator is allowed to blatantly lie. I just talked to your friend, Mike.

Now you're like, okay, well, this person's saying I committed the murder. So now I have to do something to get out of this. I've now got to choose a bad option to get out of this. Right. Yeah. It's crazy to me that things can work that way.

Now you're like, okay, well, this person's saying I committed the murder. So now I have to do something to get out of this. I've now got to choose a bad option to get out of this. Right. Yeah. It's crazy to me that things can work that way.

Now you're like, okay, well, this person's saying I committed the murder. So now I have to do something to get out of this. I've now got to choose a bad option to get out of this. Right. Yeah. It's crazy to me that things can work that way.

Yeah, I watched an episode of it today and it was really, really good.

Yeah, I watched an episode of it today and it was really, really good.

Yeah, I watched an episode of it today and it was really, really good.

I can imagine.

I can imagine.

I can imagine.

But I don't know that everyone is aware of the fact, contextually, that there was a Paula Jones case going.

But I don't know that everyone is aware of the fact, contextually, that there was a Paula Jones case going.

But I don't know that everyone is aware of the fact, contextually, that there was a Paula Jones case going.

Paula Jones against Bill Clinton. Right. And the goal was to get to subpoena people to get them in there so that they could then ask questions that would potentially put him in a position to lie about other stuff.

Paula Jones against Bill Clinton. Right. And the goal was to get to subpoena people to get them in there so that they could then ask questions that would potentially put him in a position to lie about other stuff.

Paula Jones against Bill Clinton. Right. And the goal was to get to subpoena people to get them in there so that they could then ask questions that would potentially put him in a position to lie about other stuff.

A hundred percent.