Untamed is going to be untamed. It's going to be a little crazy.

I want to talk to my people. I want to talk to my brothers and sisters.

We can have grace and humility and how we interact with other people.

Oh, hot dog, look at you.

And nobody talked about what's really happening.

And let's have conversations about what truth is.

Breaking moments ago, the Wisconsin judge convicted for helping an illegal immigrant of aid federal agents has learned her fate.

Garrett Tenney here now with what the judge is facing. Hey Garrett. Yeah, John, well, this was a landmark

case in the fight over the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, and this sentence

came down no prison time and just a $5,000 fine for former Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan, which is far less

than the five years behind bars that she was looking at.

U.S. District Judge Lynn Aedleman explained that prison time was not necessary given

Dugan's decades of public service, saying there is no indication the defendant acted for

personal or private gain.

This isn't like the cases of public corruption. This is a situation where an otherwise good person, upset by immigration enforcement in this country,

a sentiment widely shared, made a bad decision in the moment.

Ahead of that sentencing, we also heard from Hannah Dugan for the first time since her trial started back in December,

and the former Milwaukee judge expressed no remorse for guiding federal agents away from her courtroom

and sending the illegal immigrant they were waiting for out of back door.

In fact, she told the judge, her acts that day were consistent with community concerns at the courthouse,

and she said, I will not let those minutes define my life's work. It is my intent to return to

public service. Now, that return to public service could be any number of things, including a

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