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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker, somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building, we've once again made contact with our leader, Mark. Love them.

Oh, my God, Mark. Love them. I'm not going to give out the phone number right now. We won't be taking calls for a while.

So we're going to start at the top here. We're going to start at the beginning.

Now, May 25th, the year ago, we all saw that video, and we were all appalled by that video. All of us.

I don't think there was any question as we talked about the other day, that this former officer was going to be found guilty of one former murder or another.

And I am quite surprised that he was found guilty on all three charges, but certainly wasn't going to escape responsibility.

So the Minnesota law is written a certain way. The charges were made. The jury trial took place, and he was convicted. Now, I want to mention a couple things about this.

That process that took place in that courtroom, ladies and gentlemen, that process that took place in that courtroom was set up by our founding fathers.

The founding fathers of the various states and the founding fathers of the nation. Everybody saying the system works.

I heard Keith Ellison, the Attorney General of Minnesota, turn this into a left-wing systemic problem speech, which it's not.

In fact, the prosecutors in this case were very careful not to condemn all police and not to get into systemic police privilege or whatever they call it.

They avoided it altogether as they should have. And they would have moneyed up their case.

So we don't need to hear from the politicians. I don't need to hear from Al Sharpton. I don't need to hear from Keith Ellison.

I'll go by and I'll get to him in a minute. Two people who are so thrilled tonight that there was a complete conviction on every camp. And at least for now, there isn't rioting or Joe Biden and Maxing Warrers.

Because what Biden did today and what Maxing Warrers did the other day is simply appalling. Absolutely appalling. More on that in a moment.

So we don't have the sentencing yet, but he's guilty in all counts and he will spend a very, very long time in prison, perhaps the rest of his life, if not most of his life.

And then when we hear now we're going to move on to the Dante right case.

The Adam Toledo case is if they're all the same.

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