Welcome to Legal AF Wednesday edition. This is your mid-week helping of

political and legal news ripped from the headlines. You've heard of law and order.

This is Popoq and KFA. I'm Michael Popoq. I'm Karen Friedman Agnafalo. And we're

going to be doing this legal analysis ripped from the headlines, literally ripped

from the headlines. And then we're going to add our special new feature. I'm

really excited about this KFA mailbag where we take a follower questions and turn

them into a show. You catch them, we cook them. That's how this works on the show.

So we're going to explore Anna Serokin or Anna Delvie right out of the Netflix

too special. That's not called inventing Anna by Shonda Rhymes. But before it was

a Netflix special, it was an actual case that was investigated in a

prosecuted by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. And it would

better to kick this around with my co-host KFA. We're going to in the mailbag, we're

going to do two distinct issues. One of them is Florida's new don't say gay, anti-LGBTQ

plus law. That's being considered by the Florida legislature as we speak. Then

we're going to switch gears and talk about all things defamation and libel. I'm going

to give an overview of what happened in the mail-in case and where KFA with her

mentalist powers was so right about a prediction related to the jury. We're going to

then she's going to talk about does Hillary Clinton have the ability to get over the

standard of actual malice and sue a Fox News or not? And then we're going to end it

with 19 year old Kyle Rittenhouse who's decided he's qualified to create a foundation

that will go after and basically be a litigation funding entity to go after people

from whoopee Goldberg to other media, maybe mightest media who knows for defamation

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