Andrew Sage

And then she said, quote, judges shouldn't be helping defendants evade arrest.

At the same time, Judge Dugan's defense lawyer asked her if she had warned her sister of the ice presence, which she had, and it appears that her sister had a hearing at the courthouse the next day, which Judge Severa said she was not aware of.

So there's like a lot still to be unpacked here, right?

This is just the first day.

This could go on past Christmas and into the new year and it probably will.

But there's been some pretty good reporting on this from a sub stack called All Rise Media.

And I will keep checking in on this and we'll report on it again after the new year.

Hello, this is Garrison Davis reporting from Tokyo.

Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the regular executive disorder group recording due to being halfway around the globe.

So I'm recording my section solo.

This past week saw two devastating mass shootings back to back.

On Saturday afternoon, a mask shooter entered an economics class at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and opened fire with a concealed handgun, killing two people, injuring nine others, all students.

About 30 minutes after the shooting started, the university police announced a suspect was in custody.

20 minutes later, they retracted that statement.

Then, university police reported shots fired in another section of campus, which they also later retracted.

President Trump posted on Truth Social, "...I've been briefed on the shooting that took place at Brown University in Rhode Island.

The FBI is on the scene.

The suspect is in custody.

God bless the victims and the families of the victims."

This, too, was untrue, as the university released a statement about an hour later clarifying that the shooter was not in custody and that over 400 officers were on the scene to assist in the investigation.