John Case

Is there any chance of that, or is there anything coming together that you see revolving around President Trump's pardon?

first of all, we're very grateful for the support of your listeners and viewers.

And they can find Tina's entire story at tinapeters.us.

And they can also contribute there to her personal needs and to her legal fund, tinapeters.us.

Now, with respect to the pardon, the state has refused to recognize what we believe is a valid presidential pardon.

So at some point, that will have to be litigated.

And we haven't made a decision when that will be raised in the appellate case.

But it will be raised.

And we believe the pardon is valid.

Oral argument in Tina's case is set for January 14, 2026 at 2.30 PM in the Colorado Court of Appeals.

And that will be live streamed if people want to go there to watch it.

Does that answer your question, Steve?

Yeah.

Yes.

That's, uh, we'll follow that last thing.

How is, why is Tina, when I was in federal prison, I mean, you really got to do something, uh, pretty bad like drugs or cell phone or getting in fights, inmates getting in fights to be put in the shoe, the special housing unit, the, the, the whole, right.

My understanding is that Tina Peters is regularly put into solitary confinement or the shoe on just for any, uh, any perceived thing that, uh,

the guards or the cops or the authorities think.

Can you get people up to speed?

Because for a 70-year-old plus woman to go into the special housing unit, the solitary confinement is psychologically and physically incredibly tough.