I can feel it.

I can feel it.

I can feel it. I you're in the right spot.

I'm Doug Hagman.

Today is Thursday, May 15th, 20205.

You're listening and watching the Hagman report for today.

In a few moments, I do suspect.

Steve Quill will be joining me.

At least that's the way it is all supposed to play out.

In the meantime, I got to tell you, I listened to, man, you know, look, I guess I'm kind of like a nerd this way.

I did listen to trial testimony in Massachusetts.

Why?

Because I'm really enthralled by the fracture, the break of our criminal justice system, of our courts so on and i also listened to speaking of the

breaking of courts um the justice system the legal system not a justice system but um steve well

just popped in um i'll bring him on momentarily i just want to get this off my chest.

So I listened to that trial testimony.

And by the way, I went through the Commonwealth of Massachusetts versus Karen Reed on a homicide.

It involves a lot of police and a lot of corruption, tampering with evidence and so on.

Why?

Why? Why? Who cares, right? I mean, it's a local thing.

Now, you know, that's the problem. Okay, we have to think locally because the problems metastasized from a local level.

And then I, and to kind of, to, to put the capstone on this, I listened to the arguments before SCOTUS on birthright citizenship.

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