Sean Farish

how does one make the mistake i'm just just asking questions right that's my favorite you get you can't get in trouble for just asking apparently you can ask any question in the world and you can't get in trouble as long as you ask the question if your statement ends with a question mark you can't get in trouble those aren't not my rules those are rules that some other people are playing with by the way you're just playing the game that's not true so don't do that

But in this case, I am just asking a question.

How does one, quote unquote, make an honest mistake by listing their father as their spouse?

I don't, I don't know how that's an honest.

that's my wife and she gets me in trouble all the time and you know because the responses like that that's good that's funny stuff now how does what here's the problem with the with the Letitia James mortgage fraud application where where her father is listed as her husband Letitia James is not married I think we can all kind of tell why you know just gonna say very ugly person right

Inside and out, she's a nasty person.

Think about it.

She's a very nasty person, Sasquatch, but not married at all.

So there shouldn't be anybody listed in the spouse area of the mortgage application, yet her father was, right?

And of course, we find out that doing that, not necessarily listing your father, but putting that...

gets her a chance at a better rate.

It's ironic, too, that these were the same cases that she brought are the same kind of thing.

Donald Trump lied on loan applications to get a better interest rate.

And meanwhile, this is what it appears that she was doing.

These cases were not tossed on the merits or lack thereof of the cases, too.

Very important to realize that they were tossed on us on a and by the way, I believe temporarily tossed.

They were tossed on on a technicality.

Right.

That Lindsay Halligan was was not a an appropriately or legally appointed prosecutor.

That's how that's how this case was tossed.