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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, it is that time once again.

Yes, it's time for another episode of Felony Friday.

Now, today we're going to be having a conversation.

We're going to be talking about some important topics in the criminal justice system.

Now, I guarantee you, I don't think there's another show, definitely not in the mainstream media.

And I don't think there's another podcast where they're having conversations like this,

conversations about the topics we're going to be discussing that really need to be

talked about to expose injustice in the criminal justice system. Now, for today's episode, I'll

introduce my guest in just a minute here, but he's a frequent contributor here on Lions of Liberty,

and he's going to help me break these stories down. And I want to strongly recommend if you're

following along at home, not if you're driving, don't do this, please. But if you're following

along at home, you can go to the show notes page and you'll be able to find links to all

the stories we're going to talk about, links to all the articles. So this is episode number 24.

So you'll be able to find that at Lions of Liberty.com slash FF24.

As I said, my guest today, he's a frequent contributor at Lions of Liberty.

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