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Welcome to Phyllity Friday, a presentation of the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here is your host, John Otermat.

Felons friends and freedom lovers, welcome back to another episode of the Felony Friday podcast here on Lions of Liberty.

This is a weekly show that we put on every single Friday,

where we try to focus on and show the injustices in the broken criminal justice system.

During today's show, I'll be welcoming another member of the Lions of Liberty Pride into the

virtual Lions of Liberty Studio Studio and we'll be analyzing

some newsworthy felonies from the past few weeks. If you'd like to follow along at home,

you can do that on the show notes page. You can find that at lionsofliberty.com slash

ff16. I'll post all the links to everything we're going to talk about. We're going to talk

about a bunch of different stories, a bunch of different felonies. We'll be analyzing them. So it's

probably best to go and read them yourself so you can follow right along. So now let's introduce

my co-host for today, my partner for the day, it is Mr. Brian McWilliams.

Brian, as you know, here on Lions of Liberty is best known for his work on the now-retired show, unfortunately, Rand Pulases and Minuses, where he and co-hosts Mark Clare provided weekly grades during Rand Paul's presidential campaign.

Brian is also one of the co-founders of Lions of Liberty.

He's an all-around funny guy. I think he's the self-proclaimed king of puns. And he even gets

paid, I think, to tell jokes on stage. So that's kind of nice. Brian, welcome back to Felony Friday.

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