Feb. 28, 2024 - Lionel Nation
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| Now let me give you the best review of what happened today regarding this judge rule, Terrence Bradley. | |
| Let me give you the story. | |
| Let's go through it step by step by step. | |
| First of all, I don't want to be a killjoy. | |
| And I don't want to ruin anybody's fun, but much too much has been made of his testimony. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| I know that's horrible to say. | |
| I know people think this is the most important thing. | |
| It's not the most important thing in the least. | |
| It's not. | |
| It just isn't. | |
| It's not the most important thing. | |
| Not even remotely close. | |
| What it was is an absolute cluster in terms of lying on parade the likes of which nobody has ever seen. | |
| And it was a beautiful combination of lying and absolute stupidity. | |
| Lying and stupidity. | |
| Sitting there with his pen. | |
| Do you see him drawing? | |
| You know like a little kid? | |
| It reminds me, it's weird, it's almost like when I, this is terrible, when a child is a victim of something, like a child saw something, and you say, okay, Tommy, now where'd you go until, I don't know, I was there. | |
| Kind of like, you know, take me away, let me look down, let me click the pen, let me not look, let me not, this is a grown man. | |
| This is a lawyer, who is a combination of imbecilic, And an amnesiac. | |
| Completely. | |
| It was... | |
| I've never seen this before. | |
| I mean, I thought they were bad. | |
| I thought Wade was bad with those painful... | |
| You know, like those... | |
| He's trying to remember and... | |
| Or when somebody would say something or make him think of something, it was like he was passing some hockey puck bezoar. | |
| You know, he's just incomplete and total... | |
| Remember that look of him like, oh my god. | |
| But this guy is just a buffoon. | |
| He's just a complete and total buffoon. | |
| There's no other words around it. | |
| And see, that's the beautiful point. | |
| And it was so great to watch it because I'm always thinking that, I'm always thinking maybe there's a, you know, I'm always thinking maybe, maybe I'm reading too much into this. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Maybe I'm reading always too much into this whole stuff. | |
| Maybe I'm always trying to figure out ways that are just, you know, maybe that's the thing. | |
| Maybe I'm just... | |
| I don't know. | |
| Because sometimes I'm thinking to myself, this can't be happening. | |
| You know, I'm thinking, maybe he's like jumping on the grenade. | |
| Maybe, maybe he's deliberately acting this stupid so that we'll forget Fannie, Fannie, whatever her name is, and Wade, and forget about, meanwhile, you know who they forgot about is Trump. | |
| Trump's not even in this anymore. | |
| Congratulations. | |
| Maybe he's a double agent. | |
| The testimony was so irrelevant. | |
| And there's two things I want to say. | |
| First of all, his testimony, you just had to see it. | |
| I mean, they nailed him! | |
| This is the lawyer from 2018. | |
| From 2018 until 2021, he said, do you remember talking to your, this is your client? | |
| This is your divorce client and you never talked about whether he was in a relationship with another woman? | |
| I mean, what? | |
| Now the judge, the judge must be saying to himself, this is bullshit. | |
| Pardon my French. | |
| That's the legal term, by the way. | |
| Are you lying? | |
| Any other judge I know would have said, how dare you? | |
| Because remember, there's no jury here. | |
| This is a hearing. | |
| This is in front of a judge. | |
| This is a motion to basically disqualify the prosecutor, Fannie Willis. | |
| So there's no jury there. | |
| This is like lawyer to lawyer. | |
| And all of these objections, I've asked and answered. | |
| Oh, for Christ's sake, would you stop this? | |
| I know you want to leave a record, but let me ask and answer. | |
| Please, we've got 9, 15 different defendants here. | |
| Yeah, you're going to ask the same thing, but lawyer A is not going to dovetail with lawyer G. I mean, stop this! | |
| When lawyers object too much, it can be effective somehow, but can also piss off juries. | |
| And judges. | |
| Because I want to get through this, and you're interrupting. | |
| And I know what's going on. | |
| I'm a judge. | |
| What do you mean, asked and answered? | |
| Do you think I'm going to be somehow prejudiced? | |
| Me? | |
| There's no jury here. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| These objections are great. | |
| Unless he realizes, hey, I'm on TV, I'm going to get to be a lawyer. | |
| I don't know. | |
| That's the beauty of having... | |
| Either a bench trial or a motion practice or an appellate practice because you get to deal with a judge and you get right into there, right into the story. | |
| Now that's one thing. | |
| Here's the other part that I found to be absolutely the most interesting. | |
| Judge McAfee. | |
| I didn't know who was more nervous and more upset and more uncomfortable. | |
| Bradley or the judge? | |
| Is the judge thinking, I don't know what the hell to do here. | |
| I can't lose this case. | |
| I can't take it away from Fannie. | |
| I can't. | |
| If I take it away from Fannie, they'll never let me forget it. | |
| I'll be doomed. | |
| I can't do that. | |
| I can't let her. | |
| I can't do that. | |
| But then again, I have to because I don't want to be a Judge Edo. | |
| Everybody knows, not only are they lying, but it's lie upon lie upon lie. | |
| And the incredible amount of this hostility and this parade of jadroles and idiots, one worse than the other. | |
| You think nobody can be worse than Fanny. | |
| Then you get Nathan. | |
| This poor guy just didn't know anything. | |
| But this guy? | |
| Terrence should have his ticket removed, his license, because... | |
| I don't think he remembers anything. | |
| I mean, last night I was watching the end, well, re-watching this portion of the Wendy Williams thing, which is so sad when she was losing her mind. | |
| She was more together than he was. | |
| This guy didn't remember anything. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Playing with, writing, taking notes, like a little boy, scribbling like, I don't want to be here. | |
| This oaf, this boorish, imbecilic, amnesiac, Oaf! | |
| It was incredible! | |
| But I don't know who's freaking me out more, Terrence Bradley or the judge. | |
| Look, the judge does this. | |
| If the judge says, I'm going to grant the motion to disqualify, what does this do with his political career? | |
| They may say, we are going to destroy you. | |
| If you had any, any, any... | |
| Future in democratic politics, whether it's a future judgeship, state supreme court, maybe federal, I don't know, some big white shoe law firm, who knows? | |
| You are toast if you do this. | |
| You're dead. | |
| You're finished. | |
| Or, you're going to be toast and finished if you don't do it. | |
| You'll be the idiot Judge Ito who didn't grant the obvious motion. | |
| To disqualify, or to disqualify, well, the prosecutor, Fannie Willis. | |
| I mean, it's ridiculous. | |
| This would have never, this would have never, ever, ever, ever, and for him to sit there and allow this blatant perjury and show no reaction whatsoever? | |
| None? | |
| I'm telling you. | |
| And we can talk about break each little point down. | |
| That's okay. | |
| But it's the composite I want you to get. | |
| So right now, as we... | |
| Remember, who knew this would end up where it was? | |
| Who knew? | |
| You have Ashley Merchant, who was the lawyer for Michael Roman. | |
| She started this thing. | |
| She didn't say that. | |
| The lawyer for Rudy Giuliani. | |
| This thing. | |
| I don't even think they realized it was going this far. | |
| And this idiot, when they said, did you see what I told you, when I showed you these statements, and I had you review them, and you said, uh-huh. | |
| And remember they were attached to this thing called motion to disqualify? | |
| Uh-huh. | |
| Did you read that? | |
| Uh-huh. | |
| So now you pretend like, what, you didn't understand what this was about? | |
| It was to disqualify her. | |
| Uh-huh. | |
| Because if you think, if you think, The judge is worried about his future. | |
| This guy, he's got to move to another state. | |
| They will burn him. | |
| Not only that, he's ruined. | |
| He's the oaf. | |
| He's the idiot. | |
| If Saturday Night Live were really into comedy and not political referencing, he would be the number one. | |
| He would be the new He'll be a character. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Let's ask Terry. | |
| I don't know. | |
| These long pauses where he's wondering, what do I say? | |
| I don't think... | |
| I swear to you, I swear to you, I have never seen between Fanny, Nathan, and Terry. | |
| Terrence? | |
| I call him Terry. | |
| It is a veritable cavalcade. | |
| A parade of idiots. | |
| And this judge? | |
| Oh, this guy's looking like... | |
| Are you winning on this too? | |
| What are you waiting for? | |
| Whose side are you on? | |
| This is a no-brainer. | |
| Punt. | |
| Get rid of this. | |
| You're not going to dismiss the case. | |
| Let it go to another prosecutor, another county. | |
| Let them figure it out. | |
| And be done with it. | |
| You're going to say, there's no way. | |
| There's no way you can possibly... | |
| I don't care what happens politically. | |
| And believe me, Fannie ultimately will be glad because the only reason, and remember this, the only reason that I would not want that to happen is that if there is a God, I would love to see her cross-examine, if he wouldn't take the stand, but somehow, Donald Trump. | |
| That would be the greatest thing I think I could even imagine. | |
| What do you think, my friends? | |
| Am I being too harsh? | |
| Nah. | |
| Don't you love this? | |
| Yeah. | |
| This is the great, this is one of the best. | |
| This case is so terrific. | |
| It is so great. | |
| It just screams. | |
| Anyway. | |
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