We'll return to some of the legal process questions here which are intricate and I have a couple of I actually have a friend is a former federal prosecutors texting me about it right now saying you know that it is complicated but basically the federal judge play in Atlanta in Atlanta for that district gut will be able to weigh in on whether it stays in federal court or not.

So it is not up to the state judge. It's a motion that goes to the federal judge removal is automatic based on a filing of notice.

All right, man. Well, we'll get we'll get into some more of this. But so everything out there listening is going to get basically a crash course in constitutional law over the next year and it's impossible to avoid it and to your point like this is stuff that even makes lawyers heads roll back into their head. I mean you have to be a process scholar in order to even think about how all this is going to play out.

And I hope Trump has a lead legal representation, which we have talked about before because this is when you definitely need the best lawyers in your quiver so to speak.

And there's also going to be an element of chance here.

The clad I was talking about this a moment ago and based on the way trials normally go. These four indictments Trump would be if you were just a normal person like an everyday person.

He'd be in court. And I'm personally would it would be delayed. Certainly it wouldn't happen the next year as a thing. There's no doubt about that. He'd probably be

doing with these legal issues for years to come. Right.

Years and years. I mean, he might be four or five years out. Still figure. But this is not normal. That's the problem. This is not normal in so many ways.

And just the fact that all of these cases clay were held, all of them simultaneously, the indictments brought so that they are timed during the election year effectively in the election cycle. Really.

That's not normal. That what that's not an accident. Right. That's not coincidence. This is people trying to scheme the system and weaponize it against Trump as we said so many times. So it's with that in mind that I think we're trying to figure out where this all goes. If he gets the right judges.

Or if this appeals court and perhaps even Supreme Court steps in, maybe that is the salvation of justice here, but it's going to be it's going to be a bit of a wild ride. I wanted to just switch gears for a second.

I'm pretty sure at one point on rotten tomatoes. I okay. I'm not I don't want to say the number, but I was certainly like a top five.

For a while and rotten tomatoes in terms of audience loving it. And I think it was the most watched or the most beloved movie that Netflix had rights to for a while. The blind side. Yes.

And I would wager that what 75% of the audience has seen this movie. Probably I think that's fair. I mean, it's between theaters and TV.

This was a it made $300 million domestically. It is a Sandra Bullock film. And it's about the Tui family. And it's a very it's a very feel good movie. Like, you know, everyone.

I think comes away from it feeling like, wow, it's such an inspiring story. And now Michael or say his name, right? Right. That's right. Yeah.

If played in the NFL for a number of years, the movie is based on his life story and the the Tui family. He went to the NFL for a number of years made something like $30 million as a player.

And he has turned around now. And now I'm trying to get into what's reported versus what is established essentially said that he was taking advantage of by the Tui family.

I mean, this is a big for a lot of people that love that movie. And it takes is it was a Tennessee Tennessee. Yeah, Memphis. Yeah, it was Memphis. Right. Yeah. Okay. Thanks place in Tennessee.

Do you have a, you know, what could you tell us about this one? Because this is like pop culture world sports world now in the just the new cycle of politics.

You think the Tui family is getting a unfair rap here because to me, it seems like really after all these years and all the money that was made and all the stories now this, this guy or turns around and says allegedly he wanted $15 million from them.

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