Welcome back. This week, we are talking about something other than the Murdole trial on this

podcast. And if you've been missing my day to day coverage of the Murdole trial, we are in the

final week. And the day this drops, everyone said they would be wrapping up the trial, but we'll

see if that actually happens and we'll know then. So if you're not following me along there

on YouTube, head on over there for that coverage. But today, we are talking about what's going on

in the rust case and South Park is getting sued. I don't even remember when I started watching

South Park. I remember watching it quite a lot during law school and have recently seen it back

in the news. And South Park is being sued. It's an interesting suit. So we're going to take a look

at that complaint as well. But first, we have so much to cover with rust. Charges being dismissed.

Kind of everybody entered their initial pleas and court.

Alec Baldwin sent a very strong signal with his with his plea. And well, we need to talk about it.

So you know what? We should just get in to this week's episode.

Welcome to the Emily show. I'm Emily Debaker. The internet's go-to legal analyst and big fan of

the Cursey words. I've been a licensed attorney for over 17 years. I'm a former prosecutor.

And I break down the legal side of pop culture and entertainment stories. We can't stop talking

about we should just get into it. Let's go.

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