Hi, and welcome back to Undisclosed. This is our weekly unfiltered episode. Rabia here. I'm here with Colin and Mithel. Hey, guys.

Hey, Robbie. How's it going? Good. Good, good, good, good. Snowpocalypse continues.

You've been down here in South Carolina? Yeah. Colin, have you guys gotten dug out? Are you stuck indoors? How's it going?

Yeah, we had canceled classes on Monday,

which was two of my classes gone, but we're back on schedule on Tuesday now. Are you kidding me?

A day later, you're back in class? I mean, things heat up pretty well here, not too long after

the temperature dips. What's, wait, what's the, what's the temperature today? I think

we're hitting the low 50s. Oh, no wonder. I can't complain down here. Well, 12 days in and my kids still

don't have school. So I'm about to move to Florida. So I don't have to do this anymore. Mito,

how you doing? I'm surviving. Surviving.

All right. Barely. Oh, yeah, all the parents of young children right now. That's how we're feeling.

All right. So we, it's been a busy week. A lot's going on. I'm going to, how about Colin, you start for this week? You start us off on what you want to talk about this week in the news.

So this is a story that is tough for me, and I'm guessing both of you, because it has these two sort of countervailing considerations. Oh, God, it's always one of those difficult,

ethical. Speaking of which, wait, wait, wait, wait, before you get into a Colin, Mito and I went

and watched Mercy. Okay. And, verdict?

I liked it. I liked it. I thought it was a good movie. It doesn't have great ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, apparently, but I really liked it. I thought it was really thought-provoking. Have you seen it yet? No, I'm going to wait until it comes to Amazon Prime. Okay. Maybe we'll get into a more lengthy discussion when it comes to it.

But I think people who are interested in kind of, you know, ethical concerns around the criminal legal system should check it out. What do you think, lethal? I agree. I mean, it's definitely tons of food for thought. And we've talked about a lot of these things. anyways, especially on these on filtered episodes. But yeah, we should table that until he's seen it before we spoil everything.

All right, Colin. about a lot of these things. Anyways, especially on these on filtered episodes. But, yeah, we should table that until he's seen it before we spoil everything.

All right, Colin, back to your ethical, moral morass of the week.

So this is a case from your neck of the woods.

And on the one hand, I love a robust Fourth Amendment.

I don't like police having broad discretion to pull over

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