Hey everybody and welcome back to Cash's Corner.

So Cash, I'm really thrilled to have you here today, I think for the first time on the New York American Thought Leader set.

In fact, I'm kind of shocked that I haven't had you here.

It was always in other places when we interviewed, but finally we're here.

Finally made it. I'm a little offended, and I only got here now.

The only kind of problem that I have today is just I'm kind of honestly a bit stunned at this verdict in the

Sussman trial. I mean, I was expecting it would be either like a hung jury or a guilty verdict

or something like this, but it seems like it just went, you know, kind of almost instantly

not guilty, not lying. I mean, it seemed like a pretty clear-cut case, don't you think?

Yeah, I mean, for a guy who, you know, tried 60 criminal trials, jury trials to verdict,

you know, when a jury goes back and delivers for about an hour, that means they only thought

about the case for about five minutes because they spent the other time sorting through paperwork,

picking a four-person, ordering food. And then they, no, seriously. And this jury looked at this case

for less than an hour. That means they had their minds made up on Friday when both sides closed

and they didn't really look at the evidence. So that happens in some jury cases, but I'm with you.

You know, I was probably the last man standing. I was probably the last cheerleader that the

overall DOJ and FBI had. And you're talking to the guy who exposed their criminality and corruption

in Russia Gate, the FISA abuse process, and the Christopher Steele dossier and the Alpha Bank server.

And I was still saying, you know, this is not a knock on John Durham, but it's a and the FISA abuse process and the Christopher Steele dossier and the Alpha Bank server.

And I was still saying, you know, this is not a knock on John Durham, but it's a knock on

how people, or it's a justification on why people's faith in the FBI and DOJ is completely

destroyed.

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