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From Cafe and WNYC Studios, this is Stay Tuned. I'm Pete Barara.

People need to be reassured that there is a moral order that ultimately what is true

and right and good will-winnel and in a world in which so often that is challenged.

It is particularly important in the United States that people feel that ultimate justice

will be done. That's my guest on the show today. Federal Judge, Jed Raykov.

So I wanted to have Jed Raykov on the podcast since the very beginning. He's a judge who sits

in the district where I was the United States attorney. I personally have appeared in front

of him a number of times. My prosecutors try cases in front of him. Not only is he a widely

respected judge who has overseen some of the most complicated and important cases in the

country, but he's also the most perhaps outspoken judge in the country. He writes regularly

for the New York Review of Books. I think you'll really enjoy hearing what he has to say

about every aspect of criminal justice. But before we get to Jud Raykov, let me answer

your questions.

Hey, Pete. My name is David Winton and I'm a lawyer calling from Northern California.

Is collusion really a crime or is it just a media shorthand for a variation of conspiracy

and or aiding and a betting? Love the show. Listen every single week on Friday mornings

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