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Jun 16, 2023 58 min

Southpaws 6-16-23 Pod

from Southpaws Hosted by Darren Gibson

Darren discussed these topics: Donald Trump pled not guilty in Miami to 37 charges related to his retention of classified documents. If convicted of all charges, he could spend decades in prison. A breakdown of the charges filed against Trump and his valet Walt Nauta. Security appeared to be lax outside the courtroom during Trump's arraignment. Trump was fingerprinted, but officials didn't take his mugshot or take a DNA sample like they would to the average person. Trump was also allowed to turn himself in. The average American would have been arrested on the spot. Judge Aileen Cannon, who was appointed by Trump, will hear the case. Earth is a lot sicker than even scientists thought. St. Louis, Missouri police can banish people from entire neighborhoods. Why is this allowed? And Senior U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Michigan Robert Holmes Bell passed away at the age of 79. We take a brief look at his career and why Darren is not shedding tears over this.

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