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Hi, Glenn, welcome to the Legal Buffet. Good morning.

Good morning, Steph.

I mean, it is interesting that the CNN Town Hall can be both a disgrace and a legal feast.

Correct?

Yeah. Go ahead.

It was an ill-advised decision, I think, by CNN to give a mic and a platform to somebody

who tried to violently overthrow our democracy, stop the transfer of power, you know, run rough shot over the expressed will of the American voters.

That being said, you know, there was incriminating evidence from heaven in there.

And I just want to use one example to put the finest possible point on it.

You know, Donald Trump can lie with impunity at a town hall.

He can do it for fun and casually and cavalierly.

But let me tell you exactly what a prosecutor will make of just one of his lies.

When Caitlin Collins asked him, why did you ask Brad Raffin's burger to find you votes?

Here is his precise answer.

Quote, I didn't ask him to find me anything close.

Prosecutor will do.

You put government exhibits sticker number one on that audio clip and video clip.

I didn't ask him to find me anything.

You put government exhibits sticker number two on an audio clip from that recorded phone call where he says to Brad Raffin's burger.

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