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This is a reasonable doubt with your hosts Mark Geregous and Adam Carolla.

Welcome to a special edition of Reasonable Doubt.

It'll be short but sweet, but we've been inundated on Twitter and Instagram

and every place else with people wanting to hear Adam and my take on what I think is probably one of the biggest weeks so far of

this presidency in terms of legal developments. Would you agree with that? Yeah, since last week,

I mean, I just feel like, it's weird. I was sort of thinking about, and again, I'm in a car and I'm going through them in downtown Monterey.

Right now, we're heading through a Laguna Seca, which is probably 15 minutes, 10, 15 minutes out of town.

To get, I'm going to get this car for the first time, which is a Newman's

85-21 championship car, which hasn't been on the track since Road Atlanta, since he drove it at

Rhode Atlanta, to win the championship in 85. But, so just a little backstory where I'm, where I'm going.

I, I was kind of thinking about life through, uh, Trump's eyes yesterday.

And I just thought, I don't think there's ever a scenario where he, in his mind's eye,

won the presidency and then just became this ongoing legal battle that this never ended from the time he took the oath to whenever he steps out of office.

I've never seen it before.

I mean, we've seen it happen in the midst

of a presidency, but not just from day one in, in, in, and in, to continue into, you know,

as many, as many, uh, as, uh, as, uh, transformers. Well, you know, I was saying, it's so funny you say that because I was telling a group

yesterday that it's hard to believe that the president's longtime personal lawyer can stand

up in federal court and give what's called a people have been calling it an allocation

allocation but it's true what it is is he's giving a factual basis he's he's and i'll explain

that in a second so he gives a factual basis that directly ties the president of the united

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