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You might have some thoughts about all the terrorists, all the spoiled brat terrorists that are protesting and shutting down universities and

terrorizing Jewish students, chanting al-Hulahou Akbar at UCLA and these useless administrators,

including the UCLA chancellor, Gene Block, not doing anything about it. Well, you can call in at 877 Moist 86 and we'll play the calls back on Friday or use the

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We're going to talk to a frequent guest on our show, Brian Claypool.

He's an attorney and he's been involved in a lot of child abuse, child murder cases.

And a big one came to an end today.

In July 2019 in Palmdale, little four-year-old Noah Quatro was tortured and murdered by his parents.

Jose Quattro Jr. and Ursula Juarez.

Jose got 32 years to life, Ursula 22 to life.

And on March 29th, Jose Quattro pleaded no contest to first-degree murder and torture. And then Juarez pleaded no contest to first degree murder and torture.

And then Juarez pleaded no contest, his second degree murder and torture.

They part of the plea deal, they're not going to appeal their sentences.

And we're going to talk now Brian Claypool because he's represented the great grandmother of the boy of Angelina Hernandez who filed a wrongful death lawsuit in L.A. County.

Let's get Brian Claypool on.

Hey, John. Great to be with you.

Remind people. I know it's terrible details, but what these two actually did to Noah?

There was a pattern of alleged abuse, not feeding Noah, failing to take him, for example,

the medical visits. He was losing weight when he was with one of my

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