Jamie Loftus

The judge has ordered that he be given that medication.

Obviously I'm always in favor of people who are incarcerated, having access to medication.

Um,

If anyone's interested, I don't actually think putting Sam in jail is going to do much good.

I'm a little bit more mixed on this than I normally am, just because of the case of Adam Newman, the WeWork guy who got off scot-free from his giant financial crimes and is now starting another giant grift company and will probably fuck with a bunch of other people's lives.

But I do kind of think it's unlikely that we're going to get much benefit out of this.

That said, I don't really feel for Sam.

He had many, many chances not to be in this situation, and he fucked all of them up.

So, you know, fuck the guy.

Sam's lawyers have argued he was not attempting to discredit a witness, but just to respond to a toxic media environment, which he says unfairly portrays him as a villain.

And I guess we're part of that toxic media environment.

Although, Sam, free tip here.

Handing your ex-girlfriend's diary to the New York Times is a bad way to seem like not the villain.

That's kind of villain behavior, homie.

That's... Hate to tell you.

So humorously enough, that is the legal argument his lawyers are making.

And they they kind of have a point because they're like, look, if you read the New York Times article based on her diary, he seems like a piece of shit.

So clearly we weren't trying to influence the prosecution.

And like they do have a point because he does come across as the bad guy in that article that he made happen.

So that's funny.