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Today, Glenn talks about his friend, Rob Reiner.

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Hey all. Glenn Kirshner here.

So friends, for 22 of my 30 years as a prosecutor, I handled murder cases in the courts of Washington, D.C.,

so I've seen a lot.

And yet, the horrific double homicide of Rob and Michelle Reiner shook me.

I mean, just knocked me off center.

But then, what came shortly thereafter, the insane indecency and in humanity of the tyrant in the Oval Office.

Friends, can I start with the positive? I want to do just a little reminiscing about what became a friendship that I

shockingly entered into with Rob Reiner. And this is going to be unscripted and rambling stream

of consciousness nonsense. So just bear with me for a minute. So growing up a gutter kid in New Jersey, for real, like getting in trouble as a kid,

having a pop who was a very hard living high school football coach, never did I expect that I

would get to meet, rub shoulders with, or befriend, you know, a sort of tighten of, you know,

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