Topic: Mob Justice

Norm Pattis criticizes Maxine Waters for her "guilty, guilty, guilty" comments, which he believes created an atmosphere of intimidation for the jury. He argues that the case was cynically used for "racial reckoning" despite a lack of evidence that race played a role in the incident. Pattis warns that defunding the police will most harm the distressed communities that need protection the most.

A caller named Hazy discusses the possibility that the Chauvin jury was "placed" to ensure a specific outcome that maximizes social chaos. Jones and the caller debate whether the officer's actions were intentional or a result of poor training and a "perfect storm" of circumstances. They conclude that a hung jury might be the most likely outcome given the intense public pressure and intimidation.

Attorney Robert Barnes joins the show to discuss the historical significance of the jury system as a check on the "patrician class." He argues that the current attempt to convert juries into mobs is a direct assault on the principles of the Enlightenment and the Magna Carta. Barnes claims that the political class wants to replace human juries with AI or state-controlled systems to eliminate any check on their power.