Hello and welcome the big show, everyone. We've got quite, quite a day ahead. First of all,

Letitia James, I mean, she's even made the Wall Street Journal right now. I've got to tell you,

when the Wall Street Journal is picking up on this, and it's not just little, little Trish Regan over here,

thank you for your support, by the way. We're nearly 800,000 strong, so I may not just be,

little old Trish Regan, but the Wall Street Journal now picking up on the story because it's grown

quite serious. We're going to get into the consequences that she is facing, which now look like

possibly 30 years and some big fines. Meanwhile, Dr. Jill is being accused of elder abused by someone

in the DOJ, just as Donald Trump says, hey, maybe everything's null and void, all those auto pen things that we're going down. Maybe those need to be examined. And we have that Democrat representative from New Jersey facing some serious consequences because of Alina Haba in the charges that she has leveled

against her. This woman is now like on national TV flat out lying about what she did. This is

brand new sound that I got to share with you. It is great to have you here. As I said, we are

live. We are live. And I'm looking forward to all of your comments that I'm watching

here in real time. We begin with Letitia James. Latisha James facing now up to 30 years,

30 years, if you can imagine, thanks to, well, a whole variety of things, but primarily

the allegation that she may have lied on that mortgage application

in Norfolk, Virginia. As I said, the Wall Street Journal finally getting around to cover in this one.

I mean, it took them long enough. Wall Street Journal writing Donald Trump and Leticia James

raise the stakes in bitter feud, and then they go on to quote Al Sharpton. I don't know what's happened to the Wall Street

Journal lately. It's like every single headline you read is so insanely negative. Anyway, they quote

Al Sharpton saying, you know, these are two very, very big personalities with two very different views

of the world, et cetera, and they're going to continue moving forward

because it's, in his view, beneficial for both of them. I'm not so sure it's that beneficial

for one Letitia James. She's got 22 lawsuits and counting, and she's running on this. You see,

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