This is beyond a reasonable doubt with your hosts, Mark Geregous and Gary Smith.

You know, one of the GPS, one of the most, I was thinking today, one of the most compelling arguments for doing reasonable doubt, drop it on the weekend, are the Friday,

first of all, you know my theory about Friday at 3 o'clock for jurors. So, you know, if you drop

a midweek on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, you're always going to get, if there's any

trial going on, you're going to get a upstage by the time.

It'll be very stale by the time you get to the weekend.

But, boy, I will tell you this week, the number of things that happened on Friday,

that's pretty wild.

That's pretty wild.

I mean, first of all, they're, well, we'll take them in order.

I'll connect the Fridays.

The jury did not get yet, technically, to deliberate on ASAP Rocky.

And for those who haven't been following, this is a case where Rihanna's significant other and the father of her children has shown up to court.

Closing arguments were on Friday.

That's why I bring up the Friday issue.

And there were some highlights or low lights or whatever you want to call them between

Joe Takapina and the prosecutor, John Lewin, who we've had unreasonable doubt in the past.

Yes, there were. I've got one of them queued up if you want to watch 30 or 40 seconds of it.

I would love to. And if you've got the judge in there, the judge, give him a shout out, Mark Arnold.

Yeah, he's in there.

Let's see here.

Where is?

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