You know, Mike, we've discussed so many of the legal ramifications from this case, but it is rather unusual.

One incident, well, you can actually say there's more than one incident, but one incident that led to all of these cases,

and it's the murder of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, but yet three different jurisdictions trying to prosecute him.

Your thoughts?

Yeah, Bill, this is a very unusual case, to say the least, and I think we all know that,

because he was caught out of state.

So you've got the Altoona PD doing a very important job because they stopped him.

They did a Terry stop.

They arrested him for, you know, having the ghost gun and for having the fake ID.

And that was the precursor to everything that came after that being charged on the federal

side with terrorism, with the death penalty, murder based on terrorism with the death penalty

at stake, and then New York City. We saw the Perp Walk and everything. This case is so unusual.

I actually haven't seen one like this in decades. And so, you know, Karen Friedman Agnuffalo, she has a whole heck of a lot of work because she's

got to work against for Luigi in three different jurisdictions.

And as you say, she's chipping away here and there doing what she can for Luigi to try to get

the case into one forum, just one.

And she's looking, it appears, to get the case into one forum, just one. And she's looking, it appears, to get the case

into the federal side in the Southern District in Lower Manhattan and get rid of the,

you know, state charges in Pennsylvania, get rid of the New York state charges in Manhattan.

Very unusual. You know, Mike, I'm a little surprised because I would have thought,

and I think you may have thought the same thing, that, well, maybe it'd be good. Let's see if we

get rid of the federal charges, because that's the death penalty. However, it seems like

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