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Okay, I am back.

Thank you for your patience. There's like nothing more frustrating than when you prepare for a live stream and you're really concentrating on what you're listening to and realizing that it's all God dead. So I really want to thank love is a four-letter word.

Thank you so much for your super chat. And I'm so sorry, if you're here, please put your comment up just at me. And I'm so sorry. If you're here, please put your comment up just at me and I will put it up on the

screen and answer it. My apologies. And if you see count love is a four-letter word in the chat.

Just let her know that I am looking for her. I'd like to thank

her for a super chat. What an incredible story this is. And I'm really expecting Wendy will have another little bit of freedom.

I don't think that they're going to arrest Wendy until they finish trying Donna.

So for the people who are expecting Wendy to get arrested any day now, I do not think she will be indicted until the end of Donna's trial.

And I'm so curious how Donna's trial is going to go.

Charlie's trial was fascinating, explosive.

We were all on the edge of our seats watching that.

Donnas is even going to be, I think, more interesting.

Because how do you defend all the circumstantial evidence in her case?

We know what the exculpatory evidence is against her, right?

Which is her wiretap where she's talking to the undercover cop saying it's not me.

And if you have any information information go to the police.

But the fact that she never went to the police saying that people were trying to extort her

is awfully damning and I think a jury would be very interested in that.

All these little details make it very hard for Donna to defend her position.

So how are they going to defend the emails about gibbers and all her plans for the

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