Matt Gaetz is, as we'd say in the courts of DC, going to get got.

Let's talk about why that is, because justice matters.

Hey all, Glenn Kirschner here. So Matt Gaetz is in real trouble.

Why do I say that? Well, I say it in part based on some of the reporting about what's going on

with Matt Gaetz bestie, Joel Greenberg. Who is Joel Greenberg? He is a county tax collector in Florida.

And here's what he's up against at the moment. This from NBC News, WESH in Florida.

New round of indictments allege Joel Greenberg stole hundreds of thousands in taxpayer money.

And here is how the reporting reads in part. In addition to the dozen charges he Greenberg already

faces, including sex trafficking of a child alleging sugar daddy relationships, stalking of a

political opponent, an aggravated identity theft. He's facing 21 new counts, including bribery

of a public official theft of government property and wire fraud. Okay, let's talk a little inside

baseball inside prosecutorial baseball. Joel Greenberg was originally indicted about a year ago,

June of 2021. And just a few days ago, Joel Greenberg woke up and he had 12 felony counts hanging

over his head. When he went to bed a few days ago, he had 33 felony counts hanging over his head.

Why? Because federal prosecutors in Florida issued what's called a superseding indictment. They

brought a new indictment. They almost tripled the charges against Joel Greenberg. They went from

12 felony charges to 33 felony charges. And Joel Greenberg's trial is just around the corner.

It's set for June, weeks away. So let me tell you, when you've been indicted for a year,

everybody's getting ready for trial. And all of a sudden the federal prosecutors triple your charges.

That can upset a federal judge. Why? Because everybody was in the shoot ready to go to trial. And

all of a sudden the prosecutors are dramatically upping the ante. What does that mean? Well, no,

you know, self-respecting defense attorney is going to say, yeah, I'm still ready to go to trial

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