Welcome to the three martini lunch.

Grab a stool next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three martini's coming up.

Really glad you're with us for the Thursday, three martini lunch.

Grab a stool, a lot to get to today.

And a lot of legal stuff to get to today, and a lot of it's very frustrating.

Let's start in North Carolina, Jim.

A lot of attention last year to the story of DeCarlos Brown Jr., murdering Irina Zerutska on the light rail in Charlotte, North Carolina.

This happened, I think it was in August of last year.

It took a couple of weeks for there to get much media attention

because the mainstream media wouldn't touch it.

I remember that was one of the last things Charlie Kirk was tweeting about

before he was murdered.

So it was right around that time of the year.

And now, even more frustration in this case.

Hat tip to Bill Malusian, who's officially a congressional correspondent now, but he's also

on a lot of different other stories, immigration in particular.

But this one as well, to Carlos Brown Jr., the felon charged with murdering Irina Zerudska

on the Charlotte, North Carolina Light Rail, has been found, quote, incapable to proceed,

unquote, with his trial following a mental health evaluation, according to a motion filed in court yesterday.

According to the motion, DeC Carlos Brown Jr. was evaluated December 29th at Central Regional Hospital,

and a subsequent report found that he was, quote, incapable to proceed. They're now asking his lawyers

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