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We've got a very interesting show tonight.

Most of you have, if not all of you, have heard of the Tiger King and an individual by the name of Joe Exotic.

Netflix presented a, I guess it's a docu series.

It was, I don't know, four or five episodes of a story about a man who had what is

considered to be a roadside zoo.

He bought and sold exotic animals, particularly big cats like tigers.

He bred them.

And ultimately, he got into a bit of conflict with other similar big cat owners, which resulted in allegedly, and he was convicted of this,

a murder for hire plot that put him behind bars.

Well, somebody who was actually involved in this story, Carney Ann Nassar is our guest tonight.

She'll be talking about her role as an attorney in how she got involved in this case, what she knows about the Joe Exotic slash Tiger King case and operation.

Plus, she's an animal activist attorney and talks about endangered species and the like.

So we're going to have a very interesting conversation, particularly if you've seen the Tiger King series on Netflix. I've watched the whole thing.

It's just bizarre. It's really just bizarre. And I'm not sure what to make of it completely.

All I know is that Joe Exotic is in prison, and he is supposed to be serving a 22-year sentence.

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