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Got this, uh, case out in, uh, Wayne County, Charlene Childers.

Um, uh, she, uh, uh, had a, a, a couple people killed.

Got a man to do it.

The man's spending, uh, uh, life in prison.

She got, uh, uh, manslaughter.

Can't remember how many years.

But, uh, uh, she's playing some game now where, uh, there's a new law, uh, p- relatively new, at least since her conviction, and it says if you were a victim of, uh, childhood abuse or something like that, that can be considered as a mitigating, uh, factor in whatever the hell you did.

And at any rate, she now says, "Oh, I was abused, and, uh, I'd like to get out of jail early." And, um, you know, uh, God bless everybody who's a victim of childhood, uh, abuse.

I think that's a fairly high percentage of us, if we can be honest about it, one way or another.

Um, but, uh, you had these people killed 'cause you didn't like what the family court said about custody, and so that's really not about, uh, your troubled childhood.

It's about you being a murdering witch.

I'm sorry, a manslaughtering witch.

So I'm, I, uh, uh ...

No, I, I, I hope that this effort fails.

I think that the law is, uh, uh, misguided.

I think that we each every day make moral choices.

And, you know, if you're like me, you don't always get them right.

There's no doubt about that.

But, um, we make choices in regard to obedience to law, yes or no.

And, you know, we make those choices, and we gotta live with those consequences.

Uh, we live in a day and age where one of the best things we do in America is make excuses.

We don't make other things anymore.

We've given up manufacturing, but we're really good at making excuses, okay? Whatever it is, it's not your fault.

It's somebody else's fault.

You are a victim, right? Uh, uh, another era would've called you the criminal, but no, you're the victim, okay? Some evil, horrible thing was done to you.

Got this, uh, case out in, uh, Wayne County, Charlene Childers.

Um, uh, she, uh, uh, had a, a, a couple people killed.

Got a man to do it.

The man's spending, uh, uh, life in prison.

She got, uh, uh, manslaughter.

Can't remember how many years.

But, uh, uh, she's playing some game now where, uh, there's a new law, uh, p- relatively new, at least since her conviction, and it says if you were a victim of, uh, childhood abuse or something like that, that can be considered as a mitigating, uh, factor in whatever the hell you did.

And at any rate, she now says, "Oh, I was abused, and, uh, I'd like to get out of jail early." And, um, you know, uh, God bless everybody who's a victim of childhood, uh, abuse.

I think that's a fairly high percentage of us, if we can be honest about it, one way or another.

Um, but, uh, you had these people killed 'cause you didn't like what the family court said about custody, and so that's really not about, uh, your troubled childhood.

It's about you being a murdering witch.

I'm sorry, a manslaughtering witch.

So I'm, I, uh, uh ...

No, I, I, I hope that this effort fails.

I think that the law is, uh, uh, misguided.

I think that we each every day make moral choices.

And, you know, if you're like me, you don't always get them right.

There's no doubt about that.

But, um, we make choices in regard to obedience to law, yes or no.

And, you know, we make those choices, and we gotta live with those consequences.

Uh, we live in a day and age where one of the best things we do in America is make excuses.

We don't make other things anymore.

We've given up manufacturing, but we're really good at making excuses, okay? Whatever it is, it's not your fault.

It's somebody else's fault.

You are a victim, right? Uh, uh, another era would've called you the criminal, but no, you're the victim, okay? Some evil, horrible thing was done to you.