Marilyn Mosby

But I was at this internal friction in myself of not withstanding the fact that I believed there to have been imperfect policing.

Marilyn Mosby was the state's attorney at the time.

And I could sense that she was very politically ambitious.

And there was this tension in myself because on one hand, I felt the policing to be imperfect.

Otherwise we wouldn't need government.

but I could tell there was two competing theories.

There was this idea that the police probably were rough with this person, but on the other hand, I saw Marilyn Mosby as this person who was so politically ambitious that even though she might have believed in her heart of hearts when she went to bed every night that the police officers didn't deserve jail time and much less were responsible for this individual's death named Freddie Gray, What seemed evil to me and genuinely evil, and it took me a while to sort of make sense of the things that I was thinking and the things that I was feeling, what seemed paramount evil to me in Marilyn Mosby is that she was willing to, and it was the first time I experienced that in real time.

Baltimore, they call it Smaltimore because it's such a small, closed group community of a city that everyone kind of knows everyone.

Didn't add up.

Same thing with State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

Now, she brought the investigation onto herself.

If you guys recall, she told the Inspector General, investigate me.

Like the whole thing was a hot mess.

And I looked at that situation.

I'm thinking Marilyn Mosby.

Come on, girlfriend.

Letitia James, the New York attorney general, they accused her, I think, of buying a second residence permit.

but listing it as her primary? Or am I confusing her with Marilyn Mosby? Quick sidebar, Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore state's attorney.

The feds went after her too and they accused her of mortgage fraud.

They had her dragged in the media and then had her convicted and then had her sitting on house arrest.

There is not a black woman on the planet who has done anything of note that this administration don't have something against.

Oh, speaking of black women who have been vindicated, shout out to Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.

You all may recall, remember that sister? When she was the district attorney, she was going after the police officers who unalived Freddie Gray, who killed Freddie Gray.

And she was like suing police officers, suing, suing.

The ripple effect is that we're also seeing this spring up in state and local government.

Take Marilyn Mosby as an example.

Marilyn Mosby rose to national prominence in 2015 as Baltimore's youngest state attorney, prosecuting the Freddie Gray case.

In 2024, she was convicted of mortgage fraud, only to have the conviction vacated a year later.

But the headline outlived the verdict.

Jackson says the remark came after Collins suggested a disruptive demonstrator was one of his supporters.

Marilyn Mosby, former Baltimore City state's attorney, has had her mortgage fraud conviction dismissed after federal prosecutors declined to retry the case.

However, Mosby's two federal perjury convictions remain in place.

And former Vice President Kamala Harris says she hasn't decided whether she'll run for president in 2028.

And so I just thought it was a little ironic because these types of charges are really, really easy to bring against someone.

I mean, I don't know if you recall Marilyn Mosby out of Baltimore when the Biden DOJ went after her with similar, almost exact same types of charges.

There was an error on the application.

So I thought it was just a bit ridiculous, a waste of political capital, a waste of time.

I'm telling you what I know, not what I heard.

not what I read, what I know, and I'm just waiting for somebody to write the definitive story looking back at the Biden Department of Justice and what they did with regard to African-American elected officials.

You heard Sir Michael Singleton raise the name of Marilyn Mosby, the former Baltimore State's attorney.

The Biden Administration Department of Justice went after her.

All right, we'll continue this conversation when we get back.

Also, Marilyn Mosby received some good news, and the Peace Team, an organization in Baltimore City tied to a gang.

Are you surprised? No? Okay, me neither, but we'll talk about it.

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I can't even imagine what they were going through.

Uh, but hopefully we'll find out soon what went wrong.

Uh, I wanted to mention, uh, Marilyn Mosby had a really great day yesterday.

Sounds like, uh, she gets to keep her Florida vacation home as feds walk back, uh, the mortgage fraud claim.