We said, we wonder what really steered this case. And the power of we felt the University of Idaho

and the politics that were involved in this. And we specifically talk about the crime scene

that was knocked down. The University of Idaho could not wait to knock that damn house down,

and no one knew, we all thought this case was going to trial.

So they didn't care. They wanted this building down because guess what was being affected by it?

The enrollment at their school.

And when you talk about big bucks, that becomes, sets president, and you talk about

people writing books, people, that's going to take president, dead presidents on green

pieces of paper. It'll, it'll, it'll thwart everything. And they will write these books. They will

publish these movies. They will interview this guy. Catherine

Ransland, who was his teacher, who's a serial killer expert, she can't wait to interview

him. You know, is it disgusting in all mind? Yeah, I think it is. I think most of us here think

that's disgusting that these people are putting,

making money above everything else. Hey, when I see Tom Selleck on TV, he's 80 years old,

he did nine or 10 years of blue bloods, when I see him do a commercial for reverse mortgages,

I want to call him up and say, are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? That's probably

the worst thing you can do in your life is have a reverse mortgage and you're selling them to these

poor old people. I just, and then people may say to me, hey, you have a gambling commercial. Yes,

I do. You're right. But I don't gamble and you don't have to either. And gambling is legal.

But when I see that, that reverse mortgage commercial, I cringe.

Anyone else?

I'm the only one.

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