That's that and the weather seems kind of stormy now. So it's a bedtime weather so that sounds good

Same same I'm going to be going over to Millies to finish up some recording that we're doing

Somero that's our safe word, right? What's there to say?

He did nothing wrong and the commutation went through and that's what's good.

I mean, there's nothing more to say on that and that's that's pretty awesome you know we expected that a lot of people I saw on Twitter. Oh he should have just you know pardoned him and's like nah man how do we get to the bottom of

the magic wheel how do we get to the bottom of fixing you know the juries if he doesn't

have a thing to appeal it. So there's no limitations.

I mean, that's the only thing.

And you know, I had him on my show

and I interviewed him and I told him,

you know, you're not going to see one day behind bars, right?

He was like, well, I hope so.

And I was like, yeah, you're going to get comm yeah, you're going to be able to do this, that. Oh, yeah, I hope so. It's like, man. And you know, it's not me gloating, it's everybody loves proofs and delta as well. Well, all of them were.

Oh yeah, all of them were tainted.

You know, basically, you know, when I had Matt Whitaker on my show, I of said you know hey you know this is a very big problem you know such a tainted jury it's because they're using the Shadownet a version of it that is

You know software that General Hayden and Jones have created for the

courts and this taints the jury completely.

So, you know, I mean you can't have a fair jury because they put in, okay, everybody's name,

they search social media, bank records, a whole nine yards, profile every single person.

This is what the algorithm does

and then spits out how likely they are to give you the verdict you want which is

guilty and that's why it was so overly tainted because it was such a weak sauce case like weak sauce case like

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