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How we doing, everybody? Welcome back to the Sean Outwood Channel. I would like to

apologize to everybody. This wasn't, I guess, being late. This was a link being sent out that I had updated wrongly. So I want to apologize for everybody who's been waiting. Thank you to Ronald as well for being here and sticking around. Before we get into all of the main topic, Ronald, who are you? Tell us a little bit about you. What was your story? Let's let us,

let's get to know you. Let's let the audience get to know you about. Tell us a little about you.

I love it. So my career started the United States Marine Corps. Once upon a time, I was originally

an infantry officer then became a lawyer for the Marine Corps. One of the most important parts of that job was,

of course, we were operating in Afghanistan and Iraq at the time. I had the opportunity to go over

there and see the United States waged war, worked in detention operations. Well, after spending

some time working with the federal government, I decided to spend some time defending people against it

and then became a federal criminal defense attorney, mostly standing up against the government

and federal courtrooms around the country. And right now, other than my show off air,

which gives me an opportunity to get out and talk to normal folks about how the U.S. operates in the legal space.

I have the opportunity to get in courtrooms and defend real people against our system of justice and hopefully find some fairness in the process.

That's it. Now through all of this, obviously I've gained an inability to investigate complex cases,

including the Epstein case, including the Clintons and their cases.

And I've provided some of those insights to folks.

I've put out two books.

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