All right. Thank you, Scott Shannon. And thanks to all of you for being with us right

down our toll free number. It's eight hundred nine four one. Sean, if you want to be a part

of the program, what we now know is the Trump arraignment inside this New York courthouse

is going on. We don't have all of the details yet. Basically, I printed this out or James

printed this out like seconds ago. Number one, Donald Trump has pled not guilty to the

grand jury charges during this arraignment. It's still ongoing. And what we're hearing

is 34 crimes over hush money as it relates to the payment of two women. That would be

Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. But anyway, the indictment charges, Donald Trump

with 34 criminal counts of falsifying business records. So it's exactly what we thought it

was and conspiracy and connection with hush money payments to two women before the 2016

presidential election. Now, remember that this in New York City is a misdemeanor. Remember

that the only way they thought that they were able to get after Trump. Now, let me backtrack.

This this was looked at by Mueller. This was looked at by the DOJ. This was looked at

by the FEC. And we even I even interviewed the former head of the FEC said this is not

a campaign election violation at all by definition. But the only way they could resurrect

the quote, zombie case, according to Pomeran's book, was to to tie because the statute of

limitations had passed in terms of New York law. So they had to tie it to a federal offense.

And even there, it's suspect as to whether or not the statute of limitations had passed

on that. But that that's what that's where they're going here. That's how desperate they

are to get Trump to quote Alan Dershwood's book here. But anyway, 34 criminal counts falsifying

business records and conspiracy and connection with hush money payments to two women before

the 2016 presidential election. By the way, could it have been done for the benefit of

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