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Well, we've got a lot to get to this hour.

Galane Maxwell, they're in the courtroom right now.

Sentencing is about to begin.

They're starting at any moment, the proceedings.

Joe Bartlett, how long does that take?

Not long, right? It's like a half hour or something, 10 minutes. Well, no, it depends. starting at any moment the proceedings uh joe bartlett how long does that take not long right it's

like a half hour or something well no it depends i mean the her attorneys are going to get up there

and plead for leniency so it'll take a time yeah yeah i guess well we need this uh we need this

to come out before 12 noon actually we need to come out as soon as possible.

30 to 55 years, that's what the prosecutors are asking for. And apparently they say that's

within the federal sentencing guidelines. So it could be, if she's lucky, 30 to 55 years. There'd have

to be some reason to go lenient and below the sentencing guidelines.

I don't think she's come up with a reason.

She's tried that she had a bad childhood, all this kind of stuff.

I don't think that's going to work.

Usually the way you get a deal is you turn in a lot of other people.

You give up names.

She didn't do that.

As far as I know,

didn't give up any names. One reason could be, look what happened to Jeffrey Epstein. Probably not a good idea to give up any names. And we'll see. So we're standing by. It could happen

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