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Welcome to Phyllity Friday, a presentation of the Lions of Liberty podcast. Here is your host, John

Otermat. Phelans friends and freedom lovers, it is great to have you back here again with me

for the 20th episode of Felony Friday. Without you guys listening, there wouldn't have been

one show, let alone 20 shows. So thank you for your continued support. We have another great

edition of Felony Friday today here on the Lions of Liberty podcast. And in case this is

your first time listening, Felony Friday is a weekly featured show every single

Friday on the Lions of Liberty podcast. And what we try to do is I try to put together a show

where we can expose some injustice in the broken criminal justice system. And I think we have a

couple articles, a couple news stories to go through today. That'll do exactly that. So for today's episode, I will be welcoming in a frequent contributor here at Lions of Liberty.

Tell me break down some of these newsworthy felonies of the past few weeks.

And in case you want to follow along at home as we're going through these, which I would strongly recommend,

you can find the articles and find links to the articles at Lines of Liberty.com

slash FF20.

It's this episode 20, so we make it easy.

It's just Linesof Liberty.com slash FF20.

And I'll post links to everything that we're going to talk about right there.

So without farther ado, allow me to introduce my co-host for

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