We are grateful now to have with us someone who has a very busy schedule if you turn on TV

You'll see him on all the time and so we're all the more grateful for him making a little bit of time for us today

To try to explain what the heck is going on with our judicial system.

Please welcome Professor Jonathan Turley.

Thank you all very much for having me. Thank you so much.

Thank you all very much for having me.

I want to apologize about the glitch this morning. I had a friend who passed

away a few days ago and we had sent a note saying that I didn't think I could guarantee I could show up today so we thought that it had been

cancelled and I got a call from Daniel McAdam saying where are you?

And I've never stood up Ron Paul yet and I don't intend to start now.

My relationship with Ron Paul goes back to when he was a member of Congress and would

hold luncheons to bring together members to get them to think about ideas and perspectives that were outside of their bandwidth.

And it was a very incredible lunch and a series quite frankly and I think these

conferences really carry on his legacy. It's not that the speakers agree with each other.

I think we have very significant disagreements,

but we value Ron Paul bringing together voices

that are not often heard and allow us to discuss

these types of issues. But my purpose is actually much

more mundane. I have been asked to talk about what is the situation with all of the Trump indictments.

And, you know, the fact is, you know, if indictments were like frequent flyers he really should have gotten the fourth one for free

But you don't you don't get those for free. They're very, very costly.

And part of the objection that I have made

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