Matt Murphy

That's life without possibility of parole.

They're trying to undo that sentence.

And I think that he sees it as being into his legal advantage, not to cough it up.

And because LWAP,

you know, maybe someone down the line will go, hey, look, it's possible that he hit his head.

Like you see some crazy stuff in the appellate process in California.

Most of the appellate justices are fine judges.

But, you know, with the legislature, you just there's such an ideological bent to a lot of the things that they're doing that a lot of really bad guys like Ed Shin, you know, the California legislature is kind of they're

It's their best hope that they're going to do something that benefits them.

And in California, unfortunately, we see that all the time these days.

We have a very activist group of people that have been elected, and they have some ideas about crime and punishment that, in my view, it's just madness.

Yeah, it's dangerous.

It is absolutely dangerous.

Oh, I would love to come back on anytime.

So I've got a law practice here in California where I'm largely defending police officers.

I've got a case right now against where George Gascon is prosecuting one of my clients who is innocent.

And I've got a contract with ABC News.

I'm doing a bunch of those 2020s.

And by the way, I know Keith, of course, Keith Morrison works for NBC.

So my overlords at ABC will probably be mad at me for saying this.