Welcome back. How you doing David? I can't see you. I'm doing well Joe. Hey, so we've got kind of an amazing

Not kind of it is going to be an amazing show today. We have Alfie Oaks that's going to be

joining us and on top of Alfie Oaks joining us there's just a lot that's happened

in the last 48 hours. What happened yesterday? John Eastman. There's a lot going on. One of the things that we touched on briefly was the bridge collapse. At the end of the show that I did last night, Joe, we found out that there was a ton of gas, like I don't know, it was 1.8 million gallons of gas and then hazardous materials.

And it looks like Godal, my mom, helped. hazardous materials going into

help lessen the damage of what could have happened.

I mean it's already a disaster on every level, don't discount that, but from

hazardous materials going into this water channel,

that looks like it was averted.

You've got a ruling out of Pennsylvania that's good for us on the ballot harvesting front mail-in ballots.

You've got something that was just breaking this morning about Sam Bankman-Freed.

He's been sentenced to 25 years in jail and so we've got a smattering of victories some things that are

kind of terrifying and yeah so a ton is going on right now.

So we, uh, I want to, I want to hit on the John Eastman deal.

I think that that's probably the most appropriate right now.

He put on an amazing amount of evidence in his trial.

I mean evidence that cannot be refuted.

When the judge just waited, sat on his hand. I mean evidence that cannot be refuted.

And the judge just waited, sat on his hand, went on vacation a couple times, came back and said, I recommend that we actually disbar John Eastman.

Yeah, the brightest legal mind.

I say this as a law professor with no ego.

John Eastman is set apart and is, you know, one of the most brilliant legal scholars in the world and yeah it was

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