Lynn Fitch

That's crazy.

So it's, it's really crazy, and Ms. Priscilla Hill is running for governor, which is the great-cousin of Emmett Till, and Malik Zulu Shabazz, as well as some others, were just here, as a matter of fact, on yesterday and day before yesterday, for her to do her, uh, acknowledgement and announcement of her running for governor for 2027 Against, uh, Lynn Fitch, which granddad actually was one of the Grand Wizards of the KKK.

And they support Trump very wholeheartedly.

Mm.

The cousin of Emmett Till is an educator and a civil rights advocate who, if elected, will use her experience to continue to focus on civil rights efforts, expanding access to healthcare and Medicaid, as well as educational opportunities.

Till joins Attorney General Lynn Fitch, Mississippi Ag Commissioner Andy Gibson, and former Speaker of the House Philip Gunn in looking to be Governor Tate Reeves' successor.

A potential train accident was averted thanks to the quick thinking of Rankin County Sheriff's Office dispatchers.

Following a 911 call, witnesses reported an SUV with a Florida license plate that had been left on railroad tracks near the Airgas facility on Saturday.

Now, that sounds familiar.

That sounds like what the Black Lives Matter, Black for a Living, Black Panther nutjobs are screaming for in Mississippi, isn't it? And I'm sure our, uh, I, I'm sure our, uh, Lynn Fitch would love to go prosecute the Horn Island Four for something they didn't do too.

She likes to prosecute innocent people for crimes they didn't commit, like our Capitol Police friends.

But anyway, uh, the line f- the line...

Yeah.

And that's how easy it can happen.

And as much as I can disagree with a lot of the crap Lynn Fitch has done and, and everything, I am still appreciative of the fact that we have a, allegedly, a Republican attorney general who's not gonna go on these damn, who shouldn't be going on these witch hunts.

Yeah.

More settlement money is coming to Mississippi.

Wednesday, Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced that a settlement agreement has been reached with Abbott Laboratories.

Abbott allegedly sold infant formula and nutritional therapy products to government health programs that failed to meet state and federal safety standards.

Abbott will pay 348.7 million to the US to resolve the allegations and another 35 and a half million to states for claims related to Medicaid programs.

The officers were in unmarked cars and were in plain clothes with vests.

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's office, which prosecuted the case, said in a statement it followed the process and will not pursue a new trial.

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The Attorney General decided to bring the charges on them, and one of them got found not guilty, Stephen Frederick, and our guest Scott Gilbert's client got a hung jury and immediately followed by that without a whole lot of time for speculation.

Lynn Fitch comes out with this statement right here.

Pull it up on the screen for everybody to see, and I will read it to you for the general public out there.

Basically saying that they will not be pursuing any more charges.

Right, but apparently that didn't happen.

That resulted in this, which is just something I never saw.

Look, I said yesterday on social media, I guess when Lynn Fitch heard back the blue, she thought that meant that we wanted to support Democrat policies and narratives and agendas when it comes to punishing law enforcement for doing their jobs.

And I'm not saying that having to kill somebody is doing your job, but it is a tragic aspect of it when your life is – or the public's life is in danger.