Sep 8, 2026 · 1 hr 43 min · 8 segments
There is on holdout in the Lindsay Clancy Trial and it leads to a mistrial while Lil Durk's trial is winding down. The Apes give their thoughts on both cases. Then the guys discuss Milo Yiannopoulos…
So, Lindsay Clancy trial, we've covered it before.
It has concluded with a mistrial.
She will remain detained in the psychiatric facility until she is tried again.
Um...
It's interesting because on one hand, I think that it's pretty egregious that this was not a resounding guilty.
I'm glad at least that it wasn't.
not guilty and it was at least a mistrial that way like she will be tried again from what I've understood about though it was from what I understood about about the verdict or non-verdict if you will it was one man that was basically the holdout
yeah yeah
unsung hero let me tell because it was it was he was the holdout For not guilty.
So basically everybody else, there was a consensus of not guilty.
Yeah.
And he was the only one that held the line.
Yeah.
But the thing is, isn't the whole point of the jury for all of them not saying not guilty? Yeah,
they all have to either say guilty or not guilty.
Yeah, so.
It has to be unanimous.
So either or has to be unanimous, basically.
Okay, yeah.
And that was basically what my confusion was.
Basically, everybody was like, no, she's not guilty.
And he held out.
He was obviously not going to be able to convince everyone else.
No.
But he held out.
So, Lindsay Clancy trial, we've covered it before.
It has concluded with a mistrial.
She will remain detained in the psychiatric facility until she is tried again.
Um...
It's interesting because on one hand, I think that it's pretty egregious that this was not a resounding guilty.
I'm glad at least that it wasn't.
not guilty and it was at least a mistrial that way like she will be tried again from what I've understood about though it was from what I understood about about the verdict or non-verdict if you will it was one man that was basically the holdout
yeah yeah
unsung hero let me tell because it was it was he was the holdout For not guilty.
So basically everybody else, there was a consensus of not guilty.
Yeah.
And he was the only one that held the line.
Yeah.
But the thing is, isn't the whole point of the jury for all of them not saying not guilty? Yeah,
they all have to either say guilty or not guilty.
Yeah, so.
It has to be unanimous.
So either or has to be unanimous, basically.
Okay, yeah.
And that was basically what my confusion was.
Basically, everybody was like, no, she's not guilty.
And he held out.
He was obviously not going to be able to convince everyone else.
No.
But he held out.
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