Coming to you from the Hagman report dot com studio located in the Keystone state birthplace of a mighty nation. It's your host, Doug Hagman.

This is Hagman. Welcome to Hagman. It is the 31st day of October 2022. I'm Doug Hagman, of course, taking through some information, some headlines, some stories that, uh, you know, I'll tell you what, one of the.

Addages are one of the rules that we have here is don't jump on stories right away. It's since they come out. I mean, unless, of course, it's a nuke, you know, that that goes off. Wait until in our view, wait until some of the stories have had some time to, oh, I don't know, coalesce.

See what the initial reports are versus subsequent reports and make an evaluation from that. Such is the story. Very strange story involving the number three in line of the White House to the White House. That is Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul Pelosi. Remember, Paul Pelosi.

Back on May 28th of this year was arrested in a DUI incident. And then let me make this clear.

In August of this year, August 23rd to be precise, Paul Pelosi was convicted in Napa County Superior Court for DUI.

It was based on an automobile collision and driving under the influence from the arrest of May 28th, 2022. Now, what happened to Paul Pelosi?

The judge sentenced Pelosi to, I believe it's like seven or eight conditions.

Number one, he's placed in a summary probation for three years. Oh boy.

Pay a $1,723 court fine, serve five days in jail, which was essentially time served, submit to a blood breath or urine test if requested by law enforcement while driving subsequent driving, pay nearly $5,000 in victim restitution for medical bills and lost wages.

And there were a few other things. I'm not going to get into all of them. Obviously, he's got the situation. He's got a problem. Now, my, okay, I put this, a distant family member was right around that same time was arrested for DUI.

And without a collision, it was sentenced to a year in jail, a day shy of a year so he could serve in county plus a $5,000 fine.

What do you think of that? What do you think of the two tier justice system that we're seeing right now?

Oh, and I should add that was the first offense. And I should add there was no property damage.

But now we're seeing something a little bit different. Now we're seeing a closing argument by the left.

The incident involving Paul Pelosi yet again, that is being used as a closing argument by the left to make the make America great again collective to be the bad people to be to inside violence.

We are inciting violence against the people who are trying to do this country well. That's the story.

Let's address this if you don't mind, shall we? While we wait for John Moore to come on, this is the first week of the month, not the first full week, but the first week of the month.

A calendar wise for the most part. So we're going to have John Moore on and I appreciate his accommodating my schedule. Let's go to.

What's going to video clip one for those who don't know over the end of last week.

Two o'clock in the morning. I believe it's two o'clock Friday morning again, which is why this was not addressed initially.

During the day, we heard things about breaking and entering into the Pelosi home and such. Okay, let's see, let's see how this plays out.

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