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

Gary, happy Sunday. Welcome to the altar of Bart. Everybody who's watching and listening

has become quite a phenomena and always glad to. I mean, it really kind of kicks off

the the Sunday, you know, although I'll tell you, I love it. I do too. Yeah, it's a it's

a nice way to get to get Sunday going and feel like you got something accomplished behind

you for the rest of the day. Yeah, absolutely. And Gary and I were in deciding topics. We were

we were toured because we definitely want to talk about the Pelosi video, but we feet we

almost feel like it would be blasphemy to do without ace present. So I think so. I think

it's we're best to wait until Tuesday. Okay. Okay. And then Memphis as well. I mean, I have

a lot to say about Memphis, but we should do it in a long format. I mean, I kind of I'll

give a coming attraction for Tuesday. Kind of is right there in kind of a continuing conversation

that you may and Ace have had for years. And when I say years, I mean years that this

is a police kind of a culture problem as opposed to the way it's been characterized. I think

a lot of a lot of times in the past that that's a larger form discussion that we can have

on Tuesday. Yeah, most definitely. And probably even beyond it in the next Friday because like

you said, it is a much longer form discussion. We're going to need to have some time with

it. You know, let me lead. You can see here that it there's a discombobulation amongst

people who come and who thought they understood this. And now there are certain facts that

just don't fit into their narratives, so to speak. And from our standpoint, my standpoint,

coming on the heels, especially of settling the shabour case and arguing the Partridge case

in St. Louis and watching the case that we're tentatively scheduled in Los Angeles. I mean,

we've got to and we can take 15 minutes and all of that. But clearly, there's something else

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