Eliza Orlins

Oh, my gosh, the legal definition of domestic terrorist.

It's like there I mean, there is obviously like a complete like.

Definition under the law as to what that means.

I think like the you know, this is.

I don't want to define it legally without having the legal definition in front of me because I'm worried that like I might misspeak and I don't want it to be incorrect in any way.

But I do, you know, think that this it's just completely ridiculous that they would even remotely call.

Right, right.

Alex, probably a domestic terrorist.

Right?

Exactly.

They created that.

It was 9 a.m.

There was no protest.

Right.

I mean, domestic terrorism, you know, it's like things that stem from like extremist ideological positions and are, you know, homegrown, not foreign, obviously.

But the way that they're trying to classify people who are just standing up for their neighbors as domestic terrorists is ridiculous.

Well, so, I mean, listen, even if she were impeding, obviously the penalty for impeding, i.e., like, you know, there's a crime in New York that's called obstruction of governmental administration, OGA.

It is a misdemeanor.

it requires like the maximum punishment would be one year in jail.

But most people who I've ever represented over 15 years of practice who've been in charge with OGA have spent one night in jail for that crime.