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And, yeah, so it would be—you have a right to a jury trial there and to do the determinations.

I will note that I think the case against Don Lemon is significantly weaker.

To the extent that there's a weakness on the intent prong for the protesters, there's an even harder case for Don Lemon.

And so I think it's kind of absurd.

Yeah.

frankly, but specifically the Don Lemon one, I think is offensive.

You really have to, at times, doubt the seriousness of this Department of Justice, not just on some of these cases like the sandwich thrower case.

Recently, for example, Lindsay Halligan.

Did you see the news where she's like she's not actually appointed lawfully under the acts providing for interim officers for the Eastern or for the Virginia District Court or the district attorney's office?

And go for it.

And the officers in the Department of Justice, when they were when they're trying to justify her using the title, the title of U.S.

attorney, they're basically using the court filings.

as another forum to air their grievances as though they were on a news media the judge specifically called them out for being too like polemical and being too weird and and the court's like we're not going to stoop to your level weird um yeah it's so weird it's it's honestly boggling sometimes like i and the say nothing of the james comey indictments so they their failure rate is um not usual given the track record of the department of justice department of justice is known for having like

very good case rates and usually being able to convict on all their stuff.

So this is abnormal.

And the department is going through some things.

We have some people that are that are lined up, some people from the right, some people from the farther left.

But, yeah, we're trying to work stuff out.

I just had a conversation with Drew Pavlou.

You guys know who this person is.