Danny Golds
speaker
1,181 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Danny Golds’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The, uh...
The government's own deputy narcotics chief stands in front of reporters and says the quiet part out loud, quote, we can't figure it out.
He claims he wants to prove his innocence.
And at the bail hearing, Afridi has a court-appointed lawyer, which, like, why?
He literally, you know, had all this money on him.
Bail is denied, contrary to what Afridi thought he was promised, and that's the kind of first step that we're seeing, that maybe he's going to get a little bit more than he bargained for.
1996 is the year of the lawyers.
Every year is the year of the lawyers when it comes down to it.
And I'm going to keep it short because you guys know trial talk is boring and we skip it on the show.
Freddie upgrades from his court-appointed lawyer to a pay lawyer who takes some shots, but they don't really work out.
And then the record just kind of goes quiet.
The years 1996 through 1998, Afridi's actual American prison time produced no visitors accounts, no jailhouse interviews, nothing with his voice in it.
But there's a few notable things like Afridi from inside, working calls to his imprisoned co-defendant Katak,
you know, just kind of running through things and seeing what's going on.
And while he sits there, the only journalism of his American years gets filed from the other side of the earth, which is October, 1997.
A Forbes writer drives the Kyber pass road past the mile blank wall and files the quote for the time being his Kyber palace palace stands empty.
So another guy goes to the palace and hangs out.
But back to the trial in 1997, the man who flew to America to be acquitted pleads guilty.
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