The best legal analyst of all. Greg Jared, of course, you see him all over Fox News, and again, his books, his best-selling books, The Constitution and other great documents. Also, his book, The Trial of the Century. Trial of the Century is a phenomenal book. Read his columns, of course, Fox News.com. Greg Jarrett, how you doing?

Hey, Mark, good to be with you. I'm fine, thank you.

Hey, you know, I was just talking about this.

When it comes to an assassination, you would then get for months afterwards unbelievable

in-depth coverage of the assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, examine every injury.

Is this the first time in history where you could be an assassin and there's no mention of you ever again by the mainstream media? Well, I think it's a function of the fact that

the incriminating evidence of guilt was obvious and overwhelming, and thus there was a conviction

in, you know, less than three hours yesterday.

Yeah.

You know, it was clear that this guy, Ruth, stalked Trump, staked out a sniper's nest,

lining weight, armed with a rifle, 19 rounds.

Fortunately, a secret service agent spotted him when Ruth took aim at him, the agent, the agent then fired on him and Ruth fled.

All of it supported the convictions, so I don't think there was any surprise to anybody, which I think accounts for the lackluster coverage.

And, you know, Ruth's defense was anemic at best.

He chose to represent himself, which, of course, is his right.

But, you know, his actions were irrefutable and indefensible.

He didn't actually deny that he was the aspiring assassin that day.

And in fact, in a letter, he confessed to it that it was an assassination attempt.

Instead, he claimed, well, prosecutors failed to prove my intent to kill because it really wasn't in my heart to pull the

trigger. Now that's a completely absurd argument. The safety on the gun was off. The round was chambered. And under the law,

that's not even a defense. So, you know, it was a quick verdict.

Such a big high-profile case. Why would the judge let him be his own lawyer? Wouldn't he

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