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Coming up on Stu does America, Blaze TV's Sarah Gonzalez joins us to talk about the latest

in the free Britney movement and a look into the 2024 race. Things appear to be less

than cordial in the EP Amela Harris' office as multiple reports detail increasing levels

of descent among the staff who would have seen it coming. And America's one-time wonderful

dad is released from prison after the overturning of his 2018 criminal conviction. I'm sure

you're all just like me and have tons of personal opinions on the matter, but today

you're looking purely at the facts and procedures to determine if justice was served. As we do,

Bill Cosby.

Stu does Bill Cosby. Did Bill Cosby consent to this? I don't know, but I will say,

doesn't feel good to be on the wrong side of that equation, does it? Bill Cosby might

be the most terrible person in the universe. Very well, it might be true, but was his

conviction a miscarriage of justice. Looking at these things that happened over the

best couple of, I guess, just day or two, as we get this ruling released from the Pennsylvania

Supreme Court, that shocked a lot of people. I mean, Bill Cosby just went home. Usually

I feel like we have a result from court and it's like six months of legal wrangling

and finally maybe they get released. Bill is just like there one day and then he was

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