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and welcome to TC and J.

I get. I guess that I'm, I've been thinking a lot more about that judge that got killed, and I guess I'm thinking about it.

Like I saw, like I retweeted a thing today where the, you know, I'm talking about the one in New Jersey

that a guy dressed as a UPS driver, just showed up to her house, shot her son and her husband,

presumably was attempting to shoot her. I don't remember the details on that, why she didn't end up getting shot.

This one was something we talked about on the show.

Definitely.

Yeah, yeah.

And, you know, my recollection at the time is that there was a number of things.

I think that just about any federal judge, they got enough going on that it's never like 100% clear who who benefited like lots of people could benefit yeah there's that one was it like right after or right before 9-11

that might have been a prosecutor in Seattle someone shot them in their house

you'll have to jog I mean, you are jogging my memory.

It would be great if, I mean, I'm sure that there is, but my sense is probably if there's a full Wikipedia list of this, it happens more often than you think. And maybe that's what you're illustrating or I am by not being able to remember it. But I know, you know, this happens. Yeah, I mean, I mean you know it happens but like it's notable enough when it happens that like it's a big deal um and and I feel

like a common thread of these I think that they did eventually figure out the Seattle one and like

it was something somewhat surprising it was like gun rights or something.

I don't know. Because there's like a lot of things going on. That's what I'm saying is that

any of these people involved in the federal justice system at a high level, high enough that it

would be worth it to someone to kill them, they've got a lot of matters in front of them.

And saying with total confidence which of those matters cause someone to want to kill

them this time is a bit of a tricky game.

So it's with a tiny bit of skepticism that I'm seeing people talk about again because

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