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

GPS, how are you?

I'm well.

How are you, Mark?

It's a beautiful Sunday morning in the neighborhood.

I got no complaints.

How about you?

Sure.

Let's go with that.

Okay. You've got that, you've got that deadpan sardonic wit down to a science. So I'm going to jump right in because I'm fascinated by this week's story that has clicked.

It is, do you have the story handy of the Wisconsin judge?

Yeah, I don't necessarily have any media, but certainly I'm aware of the story.

And you and I have been talking about it a little bit this week, the judge who attempted to thwart federal agents and ultimately got herself arrested as a result, right?

Exactly. And it's a, from a legal standpoint, it's a fascinating issue. So the judge, I think as the facts lay out, and obviously that's part of what will be fleshed

out here, in her role as a judge is alleged to have directed somebody out the back door

so that the ICE agents couldn't arrest.

Is that a fair summary of it? Do you want to give a little more detail? Because I'm just going to set it up so I can for the for the observations that I have. No, that sounds about right. I mean, it was a, it's a judge in Wisconsin who apparently told federal agents who came in to arrest a person suspected

of being in the country illegally to wait and then facilitated getting that person, the person

who was being searched for out the back door of the courthouse. And they ultimately decided

that she was thwarting their legal, you know, their authority and their correct, you know,

they had all the correct warrants and everything and they decided that she was going to be put

under arrest for that. Is that your understanding? It's my understanding as well. And it's a

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