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All right. Glad you're with us. We're waiting. Hopefully want to see what happens with the judge in the Flynn sentencing case.

There was a 3 PM deadline Eastern times now 306 Eastern that the special counsel needed to hand over all the relevant 302 information as it relates interview information as it relates to general Flynn.

I went through all of this in great specificity and detail yesterday. I still cannot believe that this has happened in our country.

The judge in this case, the guy by the name of Emmett Sullivan. And he was the one that presided over the appeal and overturned in the Ted Stevens corruption case.

Ted Stevens, if you don't remember convicted on eight counts, when he was a, as a senator, also running for reelection lost his reelection.

But every one of those in every one of those charges, it was overthrown. And this judge got so mad and so angry. New York Times described it this way. Emmett Sullivan speaking in a slow, deliberate manner that failed to conceal his anger, saying that in the 25 years he's been on the bench, he had quote never seen,

mishandling, and misconduct like what I have seen by the Justice Department prosecutors who tried the Stevens case. They write he did and lacerating judge Sullivan's lacerating 14 minute speech focusing on disclosures, the prosecutors had improperly withheld evidence in the case virtually guaranteeing reverberations beyond the dismissal of the verdict in the case of Senator Stevens.

And that by the way, Stevens lost his whole career over it. So he was not guilty. And this, this is what I keep saying Andrew Weisman has this history. We've talked to author of the book license to lie, Sydney Powell many times, it's a must read book when you think that it can't happen in America, it can happen in America.

And the history of tampering with FBI 302s and I thought the Federalist made a very strong case that I really make sense that well, there had to be an earlier 302 because both struck and page allude to it, their text messages and call me alluded to reading it before he was fired in May, but yet the official one on the record, well, that would be the 302 from August, but Flynn was interviewed the first week of the Trump presidency on January 24th.

So I mean, this is this is going to be fascinating. I, I don't know why I, I can see this judge, maybe I'm wrong.

throwing the whole thing out, the plea, everything and say it's over based on misconduct. And I wonder if he will do what he did the last time last time he ordered literally a special investigation into the prosecutors, which is almost unheard of.

And you know, he talked about the actually named the judge named a federal district court by Bill Clinton anyway, talked about the troubling tendency he had among prosecutors to stretch the boundaries of ethics restrictions, concealing evidence to win cases.

You know, it is a danger that you see with prosecutors that it becomes, it becomes a game of winning and losing to them instead of what's right and what's wrong and what's just and what's not just, you know, that we throw around the term prosecutorial discretion all the time, but, you know, it really does mean something because I do think if that's your job day in and day out and maybe become cynical because you're dealing with a lot of bad people.

And you think everybody's lying and you think everybody's corrupt, but sometimes there are good people that can caught up in bad situations that they're not guilty of and wanting to weed them out and find the truth ought to be the goal not about winning and not about losing.

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