This week, former president Donald Elizabeth Trump was charged with 13 additional felonies

in Georgia, bringing the grand total to over 90, like about 91, felony charges in four

criminal cases, in four different jurisdictions. The charges include violations of the espionage

act, stealing nuclear secrets, violating Georgia's racketeering influence in corrupt organizations

or RICO Act and conspiracy to defraud the United States in an attempt to overthrow the government,

effectively normalizing violence against American institutions and our democracy itself.

Meanwhile, in Florida, where Democrats never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity,

Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber, a Democrat, himself a former Florida state representative,

a former Florida state senator, a former assistant U.S. attorney who for nearly a decade

helped prosecute public corruption cases. Did I mention he's a Democrat? He wrote an op-ed in the

Miami Herald, the headline of which reads, for the good of the country, President Biden should

pardon Donald Trump. Yeah, you can kiss my ass. Oh, that's a cart, if ever there was one.

Our guest co-host today and because Miami is immigration activist Tomas Kennedy,

Tomas, what do you make of this? I want to tell the viewers, if you're in Miami Beach and you see

that Dan Gelber named with the D next to it on the ballot, don't be fooled. That D doesn't

really stand for Democrat. It actually stands for developer based on his actions.

You know, I just think it's just ridiculous, you know, in this country where we all know,

common sense people know, we have a two-tier criminal justice system that lets the powerful,

the rich, the politically connected, get away with pretty much everything and we see it in

the city all the time. You talk about it all the time. You have the mayor of a failing city,

trying to get protagonism out of it, writing this ridiculous op-ed, you know, and where he

acknowledges that Donald Trump did it and his guilty of the crimes, but because of some

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