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Now, on Talk Radio, 1210 W-P-H-D, Rich, Z-O-L-E.

Here is a major constitutional problem with the potential prosecution of former President Donald Trump in New York.

Welcome back to the show.

Glager here today, 855, if you're 91210, on Twitter at Rich.

Z-O-L-E, thanks for being part of the show today.

I just want to say for the record, you know, I don't control the CBS news, as you know, and the idiotic things that they say in that news.

But it is a good way to get show content.

And here's what I mean by that, as my friend just pointed out, I don't ever listen to it.

I think it's stupid, but I don't listen to it.

But during the commercial break in the news, they used the pronouns to describe the killer and said they were later killed by police.

They were later killed by police.

Sounds very confusing to a listener.

Sounds like plural people were killed.

Well, this is the game that they use with these pronouns.

I've got actually another story I'm at today where it's also incredibly confusing to understand as they, as they, they, they did this and they did.

And you think it's a group of people and it's just one person.

It's very confusing.

Well, let's turn our attention, shall we, to the case against former President Donald Trump, the potential case against former President Donald Trump, which has a lot of constitutional questions.

And there is a guy who is a fantastic constitutional lawyer.

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