Good morning. It is Friday, June 9th. It is six minutes after nine. You're listening to

Kendall and Casey on 93 W I B C. Well, here we go. It's the Trump segment. We're just going

to call it the Trump segment. It's going to be the Trump hour, the Trump day, all day,

every day. This is, I mean, this is some really scary stuff going on in this country right

now. Yeah. So a federal grand jury has indicted him on seven criminal charges. These are all in

connection with those classified documents that were discovered in Florida, making the twice

impeached former commander in chief, the first former president to face federal criminal charges.

I think the most scary part about this and we, this is a reoccurring theme on this program because

it keeps happening is the more brazen nature by which these people operate. And so what I mean by

that is used to be that they used to have to get really creative and stretch the truth. So like,

remember when Bush was president and there was the revealing of the, the woman who was kind of a

spy, but wasn't a spy. And oh, I forget what the heck her name was. But anyway, that was the

biggest thing in the world and someone very high in the Bush administration had outed her. And

this was going to be the end of everything. And by the time it was done, it wasn't Bush,

it wasn't Cheney, it wasn't Rumsfeld. It was some guy named Scooter who they got because they,

but they was like, they stretched it to the point where, okay, at least they were creative in the

links they went to and they said, we're going to get someone and we couldn't get anybody good.

So we'll get Scooter. And that'll be the end of it. Scooter was the fall guy. Right. Exactly.

Now they're going after the guy and they're going after the guy to the point where it doesn't matter

the Joe Biden has the exact same thing. And in the case of Biden, it's even worse because he was a

US Senator, which means there's zero reason you should have even one single solitary piece of

paper or vice president, which once again means he shouldn't have one single solitary piece of paper.

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