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Shawn Lee

Shawn Lee

American musician

Sep 30, 2026

MegHOST
20:31
There she is.
20:33
Okay.
20:34
Here's our two victims, all right? I hate to say it, but these are our victims, Cersei Baratheon and Robert Baratheon.
20:42
Cersei and Robert, they get done with their divorce and they're like, wow, we really got screwed, okay? I know we don't agree, but your lawyer should have probably called attention to your drinking and all the potions you've been taking from Grandmaster Pycelle.
21:01
And your lawyer probably should have been talking about all the drinking and whoring that you did.
21:06
And oh, by the way, the domestic violence.
21:08
Right.

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MegHOST
30:37
Like, we protect.
MegHOST
27:51
Oh, you mean expose the people that are selling him the cocaine.
27:54
Right.
27:54
And, and typically it's some low-level dealer and the cops won't care, 'cause the cops are probably onto whoever it is already.
28:01
But a judge, if you've got an in to a judge and you're influencing judges' opinions, he could roll over on who knows how many families' cases who've had their lives destroyed.
28:13
So if you're in the, if you're in Southern Illinois right now, and you've got this guy as a GAL, or the judges who were appointing this guy as a GAL over your case, you need to v- take a very serious con- uh, moment to consider going to the law enforcement agencies who indicted him with copies of your invoices.

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MegHOST
46:04
Mm-hmm.
46:04
Um, did I get that right? No, I did not get that right.
46:19
All right.
MegHOST
4:36
And you usually recommend doing it in person, so you have face-to-face contact.
4:39
I think going in person is the gold standard.
4:41
Yeah.
4:42
Okay? There's nothing like going in, forming a real face-to-face connection with a human being that is in your jurisdiction, there to work for you with your tax dollars.
4:53
Correct.
4:54
Okay? So you go, you file your report with a patrol officer.
4:59
Maybe a detective gets assigned.

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MegHOST
54:09
No. Yeah, here's executive orders.
MegHOST
3:40
Oh, okay.
3:41
Okay, if you know that the laws are being violated, and remember our conspiracy statutes, okay, there are laws which describe what a conspiracy is.
3:54
18 USC Section 371, Conspiracy.
3:58
If two or more persons conspire either to commit any offense against the United States or to defraud the United States or any agency thereof in any manner or for any purpose, and one or more of such persons do any act to affect the object of the conspiracy, each shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years or both.
4:22
Okay? So if there's evidence of criminal activity, then turning a blind eye to that evidence is an act in furtherance of the conspiracy.
4:37
Yep.
4:38
And that's why I tell you about willful ignorance.

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MegHOST
36:36
Yeah,
MegHOST
27:44
There
27:44
was proof that money was being routed to him for his orders in relating to the detention of children.
27:53
Right.
27:53
Okay, Cash for Kids.
27:54
He owns that.
27:56
All right.
27:57
Well, fast forward to today, people like this are still on the bench.

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MegHOST
35:26
Okay.
MegHOST
39:45
This is so exciting.
39:47
You remember our presidentially declared election.
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Well, this can trigger heightened repercussions for wire fraud.
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And then also, November 16, 2020, our new virtual courts with our virtual lawyers and our virtual doctors and our virtual therapists.
40:06
This is a memo on how social media has been incorporated.
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So social media is forms of electronic communication such as through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content such as videos.
40:29
There is nothing in there about that information having to be public to meet the definition of social media.
MegHOST
43:01
in the office.
MegHOST
17:01
I agree 100%.
17:02
Okay.
17:03
So you get a detective assigned.
17:05
That is when you can go to the detective and say, "Look, here's, here's the case.
17:10
Here's how the case works," okay? Now, that detective may or may not take any action.
17:18
All right? They may not believe it.
17:19
They may not understand it.

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MegHOST
31:28
Membership or permission.
MegHOST
16:14
Does that make sense?
16:16
So yeah, so what you're kind of getting into is remedies.
16:20
In family court, what is your remedy? You can ask for the judge to deny the requested relief, the motion that your co-parent filed.
16:30
You can ask the court to strike pleadings.
16:34
You can ask the court for attorney's fees and sanctions.
16:37
And you can ask for certain fees.
16:41
And that's about it.
MegHOST
19:17
Like when you go into violations.
MegHOST
17:17
Enron?
17:18
Enron.
17:18
Okay, Enron.
17:19
The Enron scandal.
17:21
Okay.
17:22
The Enron scandal, you might think to yourself, what does trading and securities have to do with family law? Well, what they did with Enron- is similar to what family courts are doing now.
17:34
In Ron, everybody pointed at everybody else.

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MegHOST
31:38
Watch now.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
28:54
Mm-hmm.
28:55
It's tough to do when you've lived your life and you've experienced some success and you've experienced that success being the person who you are.
29:05
But now entering into this stage of life in a new marriage, first child ever, right? Having Grace for me, I've had to unlearn some things.
29:19
So I wanted to come in being that person to unlearn and to grow and to become This new Sean, whoever that was going to be.
29:27
Right.
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And so that has been that has been a journey that has been dope.
29:33
It's been really dope, but it's also been really hard.

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speaker_1UNKNOWN
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Absolutely.

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