This is Handel on the Law Marginal Legal Advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Here is a really interesting one.

This has to do with the ballot, unofficial ballot, oh no, actually the official ballot in Missouri. And there is a Republican nominee

who the Republican Party is tossing from the ballot, which is kind of interesting. And I don't

know why. I mean, this guy is, I mean, he's running for governor, you know, he's allowed to run for

governor. And I think he's allowed to run for governor.

And I think his position and his background is going to give him a lot of attention.

For one thing, there is a photo of him with the Ku Klux Klan in front of a burning cross.

And he's been sued outside of this, but admitted to court documents to receiving a honorary one-year membership to the KKK.

Okay.

Why not?

Daryl Leon McClanahan show him with KKK leaders at this event doing a Nazi salute in front of a burning cross and standing next to a guy wearing a white robe and hood.

Okay.

According to the documents in this suit, filed in federal court.

He was accused of, or it was noted,

he would provide an honorary one-year membership.

He didn't dispute that.

Although his lawyer did say he never pursued an active role

in the membership and never participated in their

activities.

Didn't actually burn any crosses.

Didn't actually involve any kind of overt act of what the KKK does.

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