And I see walking up the police officer. He comes to the door and he stands there and he says,

I have something to tell you. There's just no way to account for the way it changes your life.

Some random event and everything's different. This is just a tragic accident, something happened,

but that's not really what happened.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case. This is Jim Clemente Retired FBI Profiler,

former New York City prosecutor and writer producer on CBS's Criminal Minds. With me today in

the studio is. Hi everybody, it's franceyhakes, former state and federal prosecutor Jim. We're back

together. Yes we are. It's very exciting. Oh, yeah. I know you love being in the studio with me.

Yeah, I must love it. Jim, we had some of our listeners on Facebook. Somebody was a hashtag

Team Jim, which was very annoying hashtag. I prefer Jim. And so I made a sarcastic comment about

it. I was like, please, I'm not even telling Jim you hashtag. I prefer Jim and someone else

but, oh, I hate it when you guys don't get along. I had to respond and say, oh, I'm sorry, we really

do get along. I'm teasing. Yeah, teasing is what you do. And I might engage in that a little bit.

But francey today we have a very special guest. You do. Hi, I'm Jen Brown. And I love, by the way,

you guys have your own hashtags. That's amazing. I love it. So Jen, tell us who you are.

I am, my name is Jen Brown. I am a broadcaster. Emmy award-winning broadcasters usually when

someone asks me what the accolades are. So if you're asking, you know, for me to tell about myself,

I have been in the TV business for 15 plus years. I work in sport. Incredible, because she's

only 21 years old. Yes, thank you. I know you guys can't see, but thank you. Wait, Andy,

award-winning, Jim, I feel like Jen should be running this. Really? I think my job's

endangered. Are you planning on leaving? Well, I mean, it's a many-outs, there you go.

I was not here to take anybody's jobs. I look, I'm a big fan of the podcast. I'm just so

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