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All right, goes, Jack Pesovic, we are live, another edition of Thought Crime Thursday.

We've got breaking news hard and fast in the Tyler Robinson trial.

We're on with Blake Neff.

What's up, Blake?

Howdy? Howdy? Good to see you, Jack.

As well, and Cliff Maloney. How are you, Cliff? Doing great. Thanks for having me,

gents. All right, guys. So the judge is currently ruling on information regarding and motions

regarding whether or not cameras will be allowed in the

courtroom for Tyler Robinson, who is the accused murderer of Charlie, or our friend.

And I've been seeing a lot of information that Judge Graff made a ruling regarding Charlie's,

regarding cameras in the courtroom. However, people need to

understand that the ruling that just came down, and I see this going viral online even as we speak,

that was only about cameras in the courtroom today as pertains to this specific hearing and

possibly pre-trial hearings in general. There's also mentioned, and I've

got this from a reporter that Graff wrote, or speaking stated that we've set us up the 30th of January,

and that might be the one that want to say to argue our anticipated motion that's coming

about keeping court

with other cameras in the courtroom. I want to weigh in as well. It will be on January 30th.

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