Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Yakarm Strong and Joe Gettys.

I'm Strong and Gettys and now he is Armstrong and Gettys.

Who are you from?

Studio C.

Oh, see you later.

A dimly lit room, deep within the bowels of the Armstrong and Gettys Communications compound,

we're both wearing colored shirts today, an unusual sixth situation.

And today on Friday, we are under the tutelage of our General Manager, the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Jewry.

So once again, like yesterday when we were talking about this, I'm just gonna assume you know what we're talking about if you don't...

I don't know what you're gonna do. Put in your Taylor Swift CD, I guess, but for a few minutes, but...

How unusual is it for the judge to say, boy, you all got this one right? That guy is guilty.

It was nothing but guilty, so nice job coming to the right conclusion. I don't feel like I've ever seen a judge say that before.

And we all get to go home and time for dinner. Yes!

Big finish here on the Music on Friday, huh? We're cranking up the back-frame machine, we're drinking.

Do judges usually say that after they come back? Did you ever come back to the verdict and say, hey, nice job on that.

It was overwhelming evidence. You got that one right, so tip of the cap.

You know, I've heard similar...

Say it.

But I don't know how common that is. What's the guy... What's the jury says you're guilty? You're guilty.

And now what the judge has in front of them is a convicted criminal.

Sure, no, I get that. Yeah, they put handcuffs on you because you're guilty at that point.

So I tweeted out, we're talking, of course, here's my 7.4 second summary of Alex Murdoch, the powerful South Carolina attorney who for generations had ruled that part of the state.

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