All right, I want to start with the fact that if you look at members of society that are held in, I would say, the highest esteem.

Used to be cops, not so much anymore.

Politicians, they actually were held in esteem.

Ha!

Those days are gone.

Now, there are a group that are still, I, I would say pretty high up there. And those

are judges. Judges seem to still be regarded as pretty high on the food chain in terms of

esteem, terms of just looking at them as solid members of society. Well, there's a couple of judges in Pennsylvania. Man,

what a story this is, who took that concept, went south. This is the worst judicial scandal,

money-wise, in U.S. history. And this has to do with these two judges who would have juveniles, juvenile

court cases, juvenile court justices, who would send kids to high profit jails because they

were in cahoots with an owner who owned these high profit jails, two of them,

and they victimized these kids.

The judges shut down the county facility and said that is not appropriate.

That county facility is not doing a good job.

It's these private facilities.

These for-profit ones are, in fact, doing the job we want them to do.

And so what they did is they would send these kids to these private,

the two private detention centers.

By the way, they accepted almost $3 million in bribes for doing this.

And let me tell you how crazy it is.

Kids as young as 8 years old were sent to detention.

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