This is reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Garagus and Gary Smith.

Wow, we've got matching swag on today except the end in the yang.

I love it.

Light and dark.

It's, you know, let's see if the attitudes match.

I'm gonna lighten you up.

For those who nobody was watching before we got on here I was accusing you

of being a little dark today yes well I mean that's why I'm wearing the light shirt I'm

trying to balance it out you know what I'm saying but it's all engine vision so it's all good.

I was really I was really noticing some maybe I was overreacting but I was noticing some dark clouds over the GPS attitude today.

That's why I got the light here, you know, if I cover the light, maybe it gets even even darker,

but we're good to go. How you doing today Mark? I'm wonderful. It's been a great day and a great week so all is good. I, you know who's not so wonderful is the mayor of New York.

How's that for a curveball to you after everything we talked about.

That's the best.

Mark spends the whole morning sending me stories and then within 90 seconds of the show

starting he brings up one that hasn't been broached.

It's great.

Good times.

For those who don't know, I see, and also there's a true test of your one of your best skill sets.

You know, I don't think people quite understand your ability to extemporaneously do the kinds of things that you do when I'm just in fact it's interesting because I used to say I had a partner for many years and he was brilliant,

Pat Harris and Pat was brilliant at when I would be doing a cross-examination in a courtroom, he could hand me, he just knew where I was, he could read my mind, and would have me stuff right mid-cross that was just like the Kudagrod. Yeah, that way totally and then

Satara who has worked with me for a decade is I she's gotten on to that.

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