Mark Interviews FOX Anchor Gregg Jarrett

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🗓️ 9 February 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Mark and Gregg discuss Alvin Bragg's light touch when it comes to violent criminals. The guys also talk about the governments idea of giving out crack pipes to protect crack users and citizens

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0:00.0	The Mark Simone Show on 710 W0R.
0:05.3	Well, Greg Jarrett, the greatest legal analyst of all.
0:09.0	You know of course Fox News and his website, The Greg Jarrett.com.
0:13.2	And some great books.
0:14.4	If you haven't gotten his book, The Constitution of the United States and other patriotic
0:19.1	documents, he'll love it.
0:20.3	Again, get his book Trial of the Century.
0:22.5	Oh, any of his books at Amazon.
0:23.9	Greg Jarrett, how are you doing?
0:26.1	Mark, I'm fine. Thanks.
0:27.5	Good to be with you.
0:28.4	Well, hey, we haven't talked to you well.
0:29.6	Give us an update because you always told us from the beginning.
0:32.0	All these cases against Trump were probably going nowhere.
0:35.5	What's the latest? Nothing's going to happen for months in
0:38.4	these cases. They're going nowhere faster than I thought. You know, the Georgia case is
0:44.8	a deterrent doornail. The Alvin-Brag conviction will almost certainly be overturned. It was
0:52.4	an outrageous case from a legal standpoint. Of course,
0:58.2	the case in Florida was dismissed by the judge, and the Supreme Court blew a couple of major
1:06.8	holes in the Washington case against Trump. So the three remaining cases are not going to happen before the election, and I doubt
1:16.2	they'll ever happen.
1:18.1	Wow.
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