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I can get my voice that low. I guess I can't. That's Jim Car. Nobody can get, nobody can get their voice that low. I guess I can't. That's Jim Carr. Nobody can get their voice that low.

Anyway, let's take some calls.

Let's go to Kathy, North Carolina.

Kathy, how you doing?

Hi, good morning, Mark.

I have a quick question and then a bigger question,

but how come we haven't heard anything about jury consultants?

I mean, that seems to be screaming that you need a jury consultant for this trial.

Are they not allowed?

I don't want to mention any big names, but a lot of top, top, top judges, attorneys, I've asked them.

They said that was kind of a fad back in the 80s and 90s, and the track record shows the jury consultants aren't that great. Even judges have told me, you look at the jury, you read the questionnaire, you see some clues, and a lot of times you turn out to be totally wrong. They just turn out to be the opposite of what you thought. So the jury consultants. Well, I thought maybe, yeah, I thought maybe also that it wasn't allowed in certain states because they know it's kind of distracting and illegal media. I know Donald Trump. He's the best at reading people. He just looks at you. He's got sonar, radar. He can see right through people. He's probably the best jury consultant you could have. What's the big question? Okay, great.

The big question, I just want to bring up, not that I want to correct the misreporting that's going on about the student loans, because I am living this student loan thing.

I have two children with doctorates, $200,000 worth of loans.

But anyway, I feel like this was not the same as Biden's executive order.

This has gone through the Department of Education, the federal loan department, where Biden's actually taking credit for how they screwed up.

This is like a bunch of people from 10 years ago who made an agreement that they could have their loans paid off, not if they worked for public service, which is what is new, but then they lost track of them. That's what those 100,000 people that he's being so bragging about saying, I'm giving, you know, that's a student loan to 100, you know. But don't worry about it. It's never going to hold up in court.

All these loans he's paying off.

We'll never get paid off.

He won't get away with it.

It'll never, ever, ever actually happen. And how does he claim he's going to do this? A Supreme Court has already ruled you can't do it. How does he get away with this? Well, a few years ago, they federalized the student loans.

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