Back to Rich Ken and Ted, Boston Sports Original, W-E-E-I.

And I'm ruining that bitch life. I won't be paying you shit.

I look like paying you and paying another chef.

Is you high, bitch?

Who the fuck gives you money for your business?

I don't gotta do a motherfucker thing.

And you can get whoever you want, you got my address.

Tell them to come take the money then.

F*** you talking about.

All right, that was the star witness in the Stefan Diggs trial that basically had the attorney apologizing for her at the very end during the closing

arguments. That's one of the craziest endings. That's got to be unprecedented. I've never, can

you, do you have that end thing, the ending, uh, clip Stiz? Do you have the clip of, uh, her attorney

getting up in front of the crowd? You don't have it. At one point he just walks up at the very end or the closing arguments, goes, was she a good witness? No. No. I can't. We'll ask Michael if he's ever heard that, but I just can't imagine those words have ever been uttered from a attorney before in closing argument. She was, in my opinion, the most ill-prepared witness that I have ever seen in any court case where every question she didn't have any answers to anything.

Let's hear it, Stiz.

Was Ms. Adams a perfect witness?

No.

But the part part was the deep breath.

Oh, boy. After that, I know I've lost.

Well, joining us right now who can maybe shed some light on a bunch of different things going on legal-wise,

but this one I'm fascinated by is Michael McCann, who, listen to this resume,

legal expert at Sportico, associate dean, professor of law, and SELI director at UNH Law,

and a visiting professor of law at Harvard Law.

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