not noon-berg like high noon. it s all so confusing. he s a guy in town here in new york. he s got a law degree. he practices as an attorney. he happens to be a friend of mine. we re not very close. but i would describe sam nunberg as a friend of mine.e. mark: so you re next for the big subpoena. well, i thought about calling him today. literally thought, if i call him who knows if i will get sucked in this bob mueller whirlpool. it s getting bigger and bigger. mark: he s got a point here. i regard federal justice as essentially a racket. they convict 97% of the people they drag into court, which is a percentage saddam hussein and kim jong un would envy. they re saying to you, roll over for us or we re going to destroy your life. this guy is either looking at 120 years in jail or he ll be sleeping in a dumpster.s there s something actually admiral in telling mueller to
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