Louis Ziskin

You know, I don't get sentenced for like a year, year and a half, right, by the time I finally get sentenced.

Right.

So Tamer comes in.

They put him on a different floor than me at first.

And anyway, finally, the day comes, you know, about a week, about a month before my sentencing.

I say I want to represent myself.

I want to do my own closing argument.

I was like, I was so out of my mind.

My closing argument was going to be, hey, yeah, whatever.

Two, three tons of you say we ship to the UK or into Europe.

Well, I just want you to know that I got more off the streets than any DEA agent ever did in the history of America, because that was drugs that was already here that already beaten customs in the DEA that were already on our streets.

And I traded that for something like.

which is like, that's how out of my mind I was, bro.

Like- It's a bad argument.

But the funny thing is, right?

It's true.

There's no DEA agent anywhere in history that is responsible for removing more from American streets than me and Tamar Ibrahim.

But that's the insanity you're going through, right?

You know, when you're in MDC, you know everything and everybody knows everything.

Oh, my celly.