Louis Ziskin

And, you know, he's stumbling.

And the judge is like, you'll answer the question.

The government's objecting and this and that.

Anyway, then the judge says, well, I'm going to ask for a brief on sanctions.

She's like, Mr. Ziskin, you can brief sanctions.

Everybody gets a brief sanction.

Okay, so I get to do my own brief on sanctions.

Yeah, I don't even know what, I haven't studied the sanctions part yet, but I'm like, this sounds good, you know?

So anyway, then the government comes over and they're like, hey, let's talk.

And I was like, okay, I'll tell Tamer's attorney.

And the judge had appointed a friend of the court attorney who I wouldn't let anywhere near me this whole time.

So he comes over and they're like, well, you know, we should talk about a deal.

And I was like, I ain't talking to you.

Deal.

I already got 30 years.

They're like, no, no, we can work out some global thing, this, that, the other thing.

And anyway, so my appeal attorney, Chuck Sevilla, I had him talk to them and they offered me 20 for everything.

Remember, I already got 30.

I'm facing away.

And then the appeal comes back, like literally crazy, like in the same week period, these evidentiary hearings are happening.