George Santos

They go on death row and then they suffer a couple of years.

But I think a great start would be chemical castration.

You're not going to rub one out until the day you die.

I mean, you know, that's that's a start for a guy.

Right.

And then isolation.

Right.

Like, I don't I don't really care to give you any human compassion after what you did.

And in the way you did, you stole a father.

You stole a husband.

You stole a friend.

You stole a leader of a movement.

You stole a man who I genuinely at one point, I think we've had this conversation, thought was going to be president of the United States.

That was my very strong opinion about who I thought Charlie Kirk was.

if convicted, obviously, but you know, again, these are allegations and I have to give him the presumption of innocence, but the facts of the case are so hard to refute that obviously I need to give him that presumption.

We spoke about presumption of innocence earlier, right?

But I think it's important that we look at, there are people that wake up

and find the fortitude and god bless these attorneys to go defend the indefensible like i talked about this the other day i don't think people like luigi mangione for instance i don't think he's ever gonna be convicted i think he's gonna walk i think a great example of that was some of the more extreme charges being done yeah well i think what the defense is trying to do here also helps the psychopaths out there that are spinning completely insane narratives about what happened to charlie so like

No, I agree.

I think we need to be able to see everything.