Sean Kent
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And I've done it myself and I've used it. And so if I ever choose to see you guys, can I have your outtakes, please?
What's going on with victim five? Victim five to me is the most interesting. We just randomly throw in victim five. Let's not mention her again, her or him or whoever it is.
What's going on with victim five? Victim five to me is the most interesting. We just randomly throw in victim five. Let's not mention her again, her or him or whoever it is.
What's going on with victim five? Victim five to me is the most interesting. We just randomly throw in victim five. Let's not mention her again, her or him or whoever it is.
They're just going to give them protection. And it is like their name will not be used. Their name will not be said in court. And so the court will say you can't report a name, but a name not reported in court. But as I mentioned, let's say somebody in the courtroom knows who they are. How do you stop that person from just leaving the courtroom and say, you know, that was Tina from Jersey?
They're just going to give them protection. And it is like their name will not be used. Their name will not be said in court. And so the court will say you can't report a name, but a name not reported in court. But as I mentioned, let's say somebody in the courtroom knows who they are. How do you stop that person from just leaving the courtroom and say, you know, that was Tina from Jersey?
They're just going to give them protection. And it is like their name will not be used. Their name will not be said in court. And so the court will say you can't report a name, but a name not reported in court. But as I mentioned, let's say somebody in the courtroom knows who they are. How do you stop that person from just leaving the courtroom and say, you know, that was Tina from Jersey?
Yep, it's called redaction. It's up to the government and for the defense to go through a redaction method and redact it to the point that the jury will not know the name. Because that's all that matters is the jury knowing the name. It's the trial to the jury. It's nobody else.
Yep, it's called redaction. It's up to the government and for the defense to go through a redaction method and redact it to the point that the jury will not know the name. Because that's all that matters is the jury knowing the name. It's the trial to the jury. It's nobody else.
Yep, it's called redaction. It's up to the government and for the defense to go through a redaction method and redact it to the point that the jury will not know the name. Because that's all that matters is the jury knowing the name. It's the trial to the jury. It's nobody else.
And so the government will redact if there is a name somewhere mentioned or if somebody says somebody's name in one of those butt-naked baby oil freak-out parties and they say, Tina from Jersey, bring the Jersey Mike subs. If somebody says her name, then they have to redact that out. Mm-hmm. Well, these guys got to be working day and night. I am in shock.
And so the government will redact if there is a name somewhere mentioned or if somebody says somebody's name in one of those butt-naked baby oil freak-out parties and they say, Tina from Jersey, bring the Jersey Mike subs. If somebody says her name, then they have to redact that out. Mm-hmm. Well, these guys got to be working day and night. I am in shock.
And so the government will redact if there is a name somewhere mentioned or if somebody says somebody's name in one of those butt-naked baby oil freak-out parties and they say, Tina from Jersey, bring the Jersey Mike subs. If somebody says her name, then they have to redact that out. Mm-hmm. Well, these guys got to be working day and night. I am in shock.
I'm not in shock that they asked for the continuance. I'm very shocked they didn't get it because this is so much information. And you just highlighted one of the small things people don't think, little things like the redaction. They have to go through all these videos and make sure there's not one mistake. And don't forget. If one mistake is made, something small, that can cause a new trial.
I'm not in shock that they asked for the continuance. I'm very shocked they didn't get it because this is so much information. And you just highlighted one of the small things people don't think, little things like the redaction. They have to go through all these videos and make sure there's not one mistake. And don't forget. If one mistake is made, something small, that can cause a new trial.
I'm not in shock that they asked for the continuance. I'm very shocked they didn't get it because this is so much information. And you just highlighted one of the small things people don't think, little things like the redaction. They have to go through all these videos and make sure there's not one mistake. And don't forget. If one mistake is made, something small, that can cause a new trial.
It sounds crazy, but it's. Pretty darn accurate. The president has basically pardon powers over federal crimes, not over state crimes. And, you know, we have individual states. But if something is a federal crime, the president can, with the stroke of a pen, and you may call it the magic wand, he can sign a pardon after somebody is convicted. That is in our United States Constitution.
It sounds crazy, but it's. Pretty darn accurate. The president has basically pardon powers over federal crimes, not over state crimes. And, you know, we have individual states. But if something is a federal crime, the president can, with the stroke of a pen, and you may call it the magic wand, he can sign a pardon after somebody is convicted. That is in our United States Constitution.
It sounds crazy, but it's. Pretty darn accurate. The president has basically pardon powers over federal crimes, not over state crimes. And, you know, we have individual states. But if something is a federal crime, the president can, with the stroke of a pen, and you may call it the magic wand, he can sign a pardon after somebody is convicted. That is in our United States Constitution.
It is allowed. So. If there is a conviction and if Donald Trump wanted to pardon Diddy and just say, you are pardoned from this, you are free, he could. Willie? No. But he could.