Mark Simone.

You know what he thinks.

Tell him what you think on 710 W-O-R.

800321-0-7-10.

800-3-2-1-0-7-10.

Oh, I can't come on after that voice.

Listen to that.

That's Jim Kerr.

W-O-R.

You see, I can't get as low as he can. I don't know how he doesn't. W-O-R. No, I still can't get down there. Anyway, let's go to Steve in Jersey City. Steve, how you doing? Hey, Mark. First of all, I like to say, Vincent is listening. Vincent, you're awesome. I love that guy, Mark. I love him. He's great. Everybody loves Vince. Oh, who does that. What's not to love? The guy's awesome. Number two, wasn't there another lawyer? I think, I'm not sure if I'm confusing with another case. It was a lawyer named Feiger. Oh, yeah, yeah. There was a guy, Figer.

Yeah, that was one of the young lawyers.

His brother was the singer for the knack.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah.

And also, I read an article from Vincent Bugliosi.

He was the DA for the Manson trial.

And he said the reason why the case was a disaster was because the prosecution was incompetent on steroids.

They were just like, he said, Bugliosi came to, he made a statement that I prosecuted and found convicted people with like a

hundredth less evidence than there was. The evidence was so overwhelmingly.

Yeah, I mean, they always make that case. You got a $125,000 year prosecutor up against a

multimillion dollar dream team and it's tough. But the two main police witnesses just fell apart. I mean, the one guy

didn't secure the evidence properly. The other one, Furman, all sorts of damaging testimony

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