Missouri Attorney General

But first, let's get to the proposed constitutional amendment.

That makes the Missouri Attorney General the sole, that means only, official authorized to seek the removal of most elected sheriffs.

And I suppose, just reading that sentence, why most? Why not all? Some are going to, of course, some will be exempt, of course.

You know, you can't touch all of them, Mr.

The court considers each and then goes through them and list which one.

So she talks about these things.

Then they talk about individual member standing, which we're familiar with, because we can't get an individual member to stand up and say anything for our VLT to continue suing the Missouri Attorney General, who's out there creating chaos in the state of Missouri.

Well, the chaos already existed, but she's not helping, not remotely.

... sheriff's not doing their job?

And, and, yeah, I mean, th- that's, that's, um, the, the only part of this that has changed is that the Missouri Attorney General has to be involved when there's an effort to remove a sheriff.

Now, of course, you can remove one every four years at the ballot box, and that does happen.

Uh, but the, the problem is, the reason that was, uh, added, is that sometimes, uh, uh, someone will get arrested, and then they or a family member or friend start a revenge effort against the f- the sheriff to have him removed, and, and that can get traction sometimes and, and create a lot of chaos.

So the Missouri Attorney General is the only one who can actually file the papers to remove a sheriff.

All right.

So I am not a fan of this.

Yeah.

But when we come back from Catherine Hanaway, the Missouri AG, I want to try to read all of your comments.

And also, make sure you get your votes in on the poll because when we're on the air right now and I'm, like, advocating for no, we don't need public ed- executions, I am compelling certain people out there to go vote against me or for me.

And then we're going to read your comments, and Ryan's going to weigh in.

Yeah.

But when we come back from Catherine Hanaway, the Missouri AG, I want to try to read all of your comments.

And also, make sure you get your votes in on the poll because when we're on the air right now and I'm, like, advocating for no, we don't need public ed- executions, I am compelling certain people out there to go vote against me or for me.

And then we're gonna read your comments, and Ryan's gonna weigh in.