Karen Friedman Agnifilo

Welcome to the midweek edition of Legal AF.

I'm your host, Karen Friedman Agnifilo.

Thrilled to once again be joined by Lisa Graves, who's standing in for Michael Popock, who couldn't be with us this evening.

Lisa, it's so great to see you.

It seems like at least nearly three dozen on the internet.

I can tell you right now.

I'm the only, I'm the only Karen Friedman Agnifilo.

You are lucky.

Ultimately, they got 30 years each.

Not the life sentence the government had asked for, not the 15 years that Agnifilo, Shrebnick, and Dina Paul had asked for, but 30 years.

Minus 10% for good time, if they do it, and minus some time already served.

Maybe it's 25.

He has now since lawyered up, and these are lawyers that you may be very familiar with.

Tenny Garagos, who is with Agnifilo's law firm, Mark Agnifilo, who represented Sean Combs, later Luigi Mangione, well, also Keith Raniere.

But they want the Attorney General of New York off the Cornell 7 case.

And if I guess anyone has enough power and connections, it maybe could be them.

One of these high-powered lawyers, whatever.

Not somebody from the State Department or not one of these insiders from D.C. You go and get somebody like Agnifilo or Tenny Garagos and you pay them to investigate the fucking government.

Notice neither side's calling for that? I wonder why.

Redacted versions of the notes did not exist when the department gave Sullivan unredacted copies on September 24th.

We got two nincompoops, uh, who are playing diplomat.

So let's bring in Karen Friedman Agnifilo.

Hi, Karen.

Hi, Popok.

It's time to make laundry day the best day of the week.

[whooshing] Welcome back to Legal AF, the podcast.

Michael Popok with Karen Friedman Agnifilo, who came on the air to the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, known as CREW, suing Jared Kushner.

[laughs] Okay.

We just want a fair shake.

Then you go to the filing from Tenney and Agnifilo and Trotter, completely different.

It's like you guys are using people as actually, actually, she's got a great line in there.

Let me just read it.