This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Hey, I want to share with you someone who was arrested for a terrorist threat.

And there's a lot of those stories that happen.

This happens to be a pretty entertaining one.

So this has to you at the University of Utah, where the team that Utah has, the football team, the football team, the youths, not the youths, as in young people, right?

We're not talking about, who is it that, oh, God, you know, now I, all the names.

It was one of my favorite films, too.

Okay, anyway.

So University of Utah student is accused of making terrorist threats because she was a huge fan.

She went to University of Utah, massive fan.

The school was playing San Diego State, and all she did was put on social media that if the football

team lost to San Diego State, she would detonate

a nuclear reactor that was on campus.

Now, had there not been a nuclear reactor on campus, not an issue.

I mean, you're going to detonate a nuclear reactor.

And, you know, that's underneath the Coliseum or underneath SoFi Stadium here in Los Angeles.

Come on.

The problem is there really is a nuclear reactor.

It's a very small research reactor.

You know, many schools have these little nuclear nuclear reactors for

research purposes. Very small. But, you know, they're nuclear reactors. So unfortunately for her,

because there is one, she was arrested for making terrorist threats. And I think she's going to

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