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

Well, what do you say, GPS?

Is this going to be strike three or take three?

I think third time's a charm if this first few seconds is any indication.

We haven't seized up yet.

But yes, for everyone who might be listening, this is our third attempt at this.

And I will just go ahead and repeat the clip I've tried twice.

Mark, this might be the last beyond a reasonable doubt ever, where you're allowed to continue with your anecdote that Trump is not a convicted felon.

Well, we'll see because, you know, I'd like to just take a little bit of a tap dance here or victory

lap in this sense. I have been saying for what, six months, almost seven months, that every time we call him a convicted felon,

and I say, and I always said this, either federally or California state,

he, Donald Trump, the president-elect, the erstwhile president, soon-to-be future president,

is not a convicted felon under those rules

because he has not been sentenced. We have been second guess. We have been tweeted at. We've been

whatever you want to comment it at. YouTube commented, Reddit commented. I mean, anywhere that you can

comment, people have had opinions. Yeah. Well, guess what?

Guess what? No greater authority than the judge who presided over this case has basically weighed in now today. Today is we're taping this yesterday, whatever it was, whatever

virtual time and space continuum were occupied right now.

Yeah.

And he has said he had sent a sentencing date of January 10th.

10th, correct.

That's this coming Friday.

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