Pablo Torre

It's the bed of nails theory for counts.

Yes, exactly.

It's too many counts.

We can't pay attention.

And I think part of like the poetry of this is that this guy who seems to be possessing antibodies to legal consequence is now spreading them handpicked to people that get...

The ultimate thing you can hope for in anything resembling a constitutional republic.

Which is, hey, you did federal crime.

Now you didn't.

You're good.

And even better, some of them don't have to pay back money.

So the restitution part I want to get to as well.

Yeah.

But my first question to my Trump World lawyer friend source is,

what does it cost to legally undo a conviction and criminal record in the federal government?

And he was like, oh yeah, you know, seven figures, maybe a lawyer, like sometimes eight, you know?

And of course there's a range.

There are some six figure ones, but he's like, yeah, if you average it all out, we're talking about, you know, a million bucks, let's say, depending on the case.

But I should also say, as we now try to illustrate this with case studies, which is why we have a folder here, we got some stuff that I want to show you.

As a non-ball knower,

Myself.