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And today we are going to save the criminal justice system because there are just not enough criminals anymore. And we've lost touch

with how to commit crimes. And I think that is a national travesty. Obviously, all the people

committing crimes are the same people who commit a number of crimes. They just keep doing it.

They just keep going back to the trough over and over and over again, because obviously, it can be an exciting life.

So I've been lucky enough to work with a young man who happens to be a lawyer. His name is Mike Chase. And he also has written the book on how to become a federal criminal.

And he joins me now.

You might know him from Kennedy's court, where we give our panelists, we give them a wacky topic,

where someone who is not above the law has been arrested and Mike defends them,

he uses very obscure statutes and arguments to free these people from the enslavements of

prison. And, you know, it's like he's got a pretty great track record the the panelists the other

two panelists they weigh in and say whether they think the person is guilty or not guilty i deliver

the ultimate verdicts my chase joins me mike welcome to kennedy saves the world kennedy my favorite

judge sitting on the bench anywhere in the world. Thank you for having me.

I appreciate that. And at some point I would like to be an actual judge, but I think I would

have to go to law school, pass some sort of bar, become a lawyer, and then be a baby judge and then a

real judge. And that seems like something that would take years and years.

So I just have to pretend to be a judge on TV. Am I committing a crime doing that, Mike?

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