Mr. McBride
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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5498: Day 2 Of The Charlie Kirk Assassination Trial · 7 Jul 2026
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Sorry, Judge, the WebEx audio is not working.
Thank you, Your Honor.
Before this hearing, the defense moved to find Article I, Section 12 of the Utah Constitution, Rule 7B and Rule 1102 unconstitutional as it relates to the admissibility of hearsay and reliable hearsay at this hearing.
The issue was extensively briefed and argued.
The court denied the defense motion to exclude the use of reliable hearsay at the preliminary hearing.
That ruling is at docket number 631.
In addition, defense counsel filed a standing objection on July 3rd, that's docket 678.
The standing objection reasserted the arguments made in defendant's previous motion.
The defendant continues to make these same objections throughout the testimony of each witness.
I believe both the state and the court and everyone present knows that the defense objects to the use of hearsay or reliable hearsay at this hearing.
On the point of preserving the objection, that has been done.
Defense counsel has filed their motion, they filed their standing objection, throughout the proceeding they have continued to make objections.
At this point, further objection is unnecessary to preserve the record and causes undue and unnecessary delay.
This is needless delay and we'd ask the court to acknowledge and the record to reflect the standing objection.
And we also ask the court to give an instruction that continuing objections on this ground are unnecessary.
Of course, if it relates to some other ground or is some item that's particular to a particular statement, that objection may be appropriate.
But at this point, we feel that the repeated objections that have been made and already been ruled upon are unnecessary and cause undue delay.
Thank you, Mr. McBride.
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