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This is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Where do you see the objections coming fast and furious at Lori?

How are they going to end up having to shut her down on just, you know, her way of thinking, her candor, her demeanor, her just belief in these crazy, crazy things that she's very

willing and ready to argue.

The prosecutor is going to have to think long and hard about when to object and to what,

for a number of reasons.

One is because the prosecutor doesn't want to look like they're ganging up on this poor

lady who doesn't have an attorney and you have this seasoned lawyer in the courtroom and he's

just bullying her. You don't want that impression. Sometimes you don't want the pro se person to just

run all over and do whatever they want, but maybe in this case, the prosecutor withholds some objections to just show how unstable

and out of touch this individual is and how they could be capable of something really extreme

just based on the extreme nature of their views.

Kind of let her just dig her own hole.

Like, go for it.

Let's see what happens.

There's going to be some of that.

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