Judge Simpson is the best. Beyond knowing the law, he gets the bigger picture. He understands human behavior, and can be very empathetic or harsh, depending on circumstances.
I was watching a video of one of his tenancy cases the other day and people in the comments were really downing him. He didn't immediately give the case to the landlord and people were mad. I'd much rather see a case move a little more slowly and the outcome be the correct one. I had to assume they haven't watched many videos of his cases because he truly is one of the best judges we see on YT.
I think the streaming aspect is very important for dispelling myths that movies and TV have created for how court operates. See too many people who come in there and its clear their only knowledge of court is something produced in a studio.
And it's great just like it always says on the videos to see what the courts have to deal with *every day.* For me it's been cool just seeing the spectrum of cases that go before one judge. I didn't really realize that before, that the same judge in one year deals with traffic/driving violations, assaults, landlord/tenant disputes, and debts owed. I thought it was like this judge does traffic, this other judge handles assaults, this judge is a landlord/tenant judge.
Same same - I always wondered just how fictitious all those legal dramas I love watching really were. Seeing real court has been eye-opening. Even hum-drum stuff.
Courtrooms should always be open to the public, except only in matters of national security, because whilst it is important that justice is done, it's equally important for society to see that justice done.
California here, I absolutely love watching Judge Simpson. I’m always interested of course all the cases he does. He’s such a sweetie and I noticed under his rope. He wears some nice colorful designed shirts, Not only is Judge Simpson popular but that one case where the guy was driving with a suspended license. That was all over the world on TV news. That case got a lot of more people watching judge Simpson.
That was great.I think that's the best video.I've seen in a long time. It's always nice to see Judge Simpson smile. Thank you for bringing that to us. Also thank you for bringing us all of your wonderful videos😊
@@OSGCourtWatch ❤️❤️ I've been watching you and Tommy v for a long time.And I was so sad to hear that he passed. Again thank you for all of your work and bringing these entertainment segments to us
Hi Judge! I certainly appreciate your dedication and service. I live in Florida and I've been a LEO for over 30 years and I look forward to watching you handle cases, every chance I get! You are very fair and direct! Keep up the great work Sir! John from Florida
I swear this is one thing that drives me crazy about Zoom-court, and personally I believe strict rules should be enforced, because you couldn’t be more right about them deserving Respect! Without (this system that while admittedly flawed is by far the most JUST) that it’s become so chic to (metaphorically) defecate on our entire society would eat itself, and frankly speaking without the checks and balances holding everything (societally) together our world would be like “The walking Dead” without the zombies (obviously), with the psychopaths and maniacs “IN CHARGE”, and whether or not people will admit it the overwhelming majority of society wouldn’t be able to survive in a world like that. PS: I’m sure (if anyone bothered reading this much) would probably argue that if our particular “one” collapsed why wouldn’t the next one take our place? But I’d point out that without “the world’s police” that (even if very gradually) everyone else (meaning the rest of NATO) would ultimately lose any global stability and then EVERYTHING CHANGES. Which I find fundamentally Terrifying (the total Anarchy I mean).
Thank you so much for airing this. It was very kind for Judge Simpson to answer these questions so candidly. It was obvious that he’s thought through the pros and cons of streaming. I appreciate that other creator asking the judge for an interview; however, I must say that the interviewer touched on topics he had just said he wouldn’t touch on. I think I prefer the interview style of another creator who knows what is out-of-bounds so that the interview doesn’t have to be pulled. Regardless, you replaying this is much appreciated, as is the rest of your hard work.
Watching these court cases has made me appreciate the fairness of these judges. I’ve also learned a lot about law procedure. I have seen the disrespect these judges face from ignorant people, and have learned why being represented by council is important.
What a lovely little conversation with a reporter. I think Frauditors could learn a lot from this very short clip on how to "gather information for a story". I digress. Judge Simpson says it very succinctly that the pandemic created a whole lot of challenges for the court, but we can carve out the good things that came from it, especially the accessibility of the courts. Yes, courts have always been accessible to the public, yet I've never felt compelled to go sit in one for the day - with the advent of streaming, I've been able to see what goes on within those walls from the comfort of my own home and learn a whole deal about just how the judges, prosecutions, and defence attorneys work and have gained so much more respect for the process. Never change your ways, Judge Simpson. What a gem of a interaction - good catch there OSG!
I agree with Judge Simpson. I think that having these cases on Zoom and UA-cam is important for people to understand what actually goes on. When I was in High School, many, MANY moons ago, we were required to take a Civics class. Every year, all of the students took a trip to the court and sat in a courtroom to watch the cases. Unfortunately, that doesn't happen any longer, the Civics education, nor the experience of the courts (unless they are unlucky enough to be going THROUGH the process, personally).
Thanks for sharing this tidbit. I do hope that Judge Simpson and so many others know that they provide a valuable legal education in a most entertaining and engaging way.
Every courtroom and every case should have a live broadcast. It helps people understand the system and helps put a spotlight on the good and the bad. We see how corrupt certain area,judges and prosecutors are.
I have to say that the courts, you, and other quality creators have taught me much more about the court system than was covered while attaining my bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. The judges I’ve seen in the year since I found out about Zoom court are excellent. It’s funny, and a little sad though, that I know more more about Michigan court proceedings than I do those occurring in my home state of Maryland. I wish there was more transparency and access to courts here. It’s not really possible for me to drive 15 miles one way to attend local court. I wish our Maryland courts would stream.
I’m impressed with the court’s ability to balance the dichotomy of personal behaviors with regards to “long distance” zoom court appearances. In more instances than not, defendants do not even dress appropriate for court and the behavior exhibited is shockingly ignorant and sometimes shockingly inappropriate. As a member of the gallery, I enjoy the learning experience. Some cases delightfully surprise me. Others simply baffling. Attorneys who are -to be kind, inept; defendants ❤pro se sovereign whathaveyou’s; to Mr. Allen all-the-sudden repositioning behind the ‘about to be remanded defendant’; and most of all a wise, temperate, good humored, honorable and kind judge in Simpson. 🏆
Openness, yes, but I've seen people play the system several times. Oh, my connection dropped, my video won't work etc. Gives people an out or, at least, gives a bit of thinking space. Openness wins out, though. I'm waiting for the uk to catch up. One day, maybe 😂
I like his point about dispelling myths, in particular about "judges seeking to throw people in jail". Most judges are waaaaay too easy on contempt, as we can see on UA-cam. That's a very quick and easy way to throw you in the clink! Judge Simpson has always worked with defendants that try and show potential. Just yesterday on Mike's channel, Judge Bryant gave yet another chance to someone who had 13 (!!!) failures to appear. That's prime "held on no bond" material here. And we have many more examples from all across the United States, even more "intimidating" states like Texas. Judges don't like jail, they like change and improvement. They often see themselves as people's ultimate opportunity to turn their lives around. Thanks for the video!
How is Judge Simpson not everyone in the world's favorite judge. He's fair but stern and compassionate. I've seen teachable moments from him (some get it, others don't). I really adore him, though!
The interviewer was awkward and unprofessional. He seemed to be fanboying instead of preparing to present a fair and reasonable picture of Judge Simpson and what he does. Real journalists barely exist anymore.
Great video! Love Judge Simpson. And Mr. Allen!!! Zoom court is both great and bad, it's kinda life happening right in front of us. Well, through the internet screens.
The ONLY people wanting the courtroom closed to the public are the people being tried for their crimes and are embarrassed, not wanting it livestreamed!!
Judge Simpson is how I wish all judges could be. He knows the law and that comes 1st. But he really tries to help the people who come before him, if there ready to receive it.
It always bugs me when people are like "there's no reason there should still be zoom court." As Simpson explained, it's more convenient for everyone so you don't have to have people who are already basically the dregs of society having to lose an entire day's worth of pay to sit in a court room for 5 hours. The place I go to for counseling said that attendance actually went way up when they had to switch to zoom for covid, to the point where they've been working on making it a permanent option.
I hate that too! As the judge was talking about, that whole having to wait a day in court and having to take a day off and all of that is front loaded punishment to somebody who's considered innocent at the time and then beyond that, they still have to deal with what ever fines and jail time that they have once they get found guilty. If we can reduce the front-loaded punishment as much as possible where it doesn't need to be, then I think that's a good thing and zoom helps with that.
Judge is correct! Imagine all the money tax payers save by zoom cases ! Nobody looses a job sitting in court for 5 more hours! And zoom will make people aware of what happens when one breaks laws !
Watching these court cases has made me appreciate the fairness of these judges. I’ve also learned a lot about law procedure. I have seen the disrespect these judges face from ignorant people, and have learned why being represented by council is important.
On Tuesday, a man went number 2 in the bathroom while waiting on Zoom, and he had his camera and microphone on. I'm guessing the scrubbed they channel because of that.
It's quite analogous to bodycam footage. Huge win for transparency and accountability, but may also show you at your lowest point for all the world to see.
Also, the hearing involving judge Boyd handling the police officers shooting a woman, I would like to hear your opinion on it since it got me upset at the defence lawyer and the officer that was there that day.and
Great video. I really enjoy listening/watching judge Simpson. He's so well spoken. I can see why he enjoys teaching. I also enjoy Old Squishy's vids because tgey aren't just close ck bait with enticing yet MISLEADING titles. Keep doing what you do!
I’ve learned so much from watching his courtroom. It’s fascinating and it’s important. Seeing how the process works is invaluable. And sometimes, hilarious.
I live in Canada, and we're not allowed to video in court AT ALL. I completely agree with The Honorable Judge Simpson. Transparency in the judicial system and its processes is essential.
Judge Simpson is the best. Beyond knowing the law, he gets the bigger picture. He understands human behavior, and can be very empathetic or harsh, depending on circumstances.
I was watching a video of one of his tenancy cases the other day and people in the comments were really downing him. He didn't immediately give the case to the landlord and people were mad. I'd much rather see a case move a little more slowly and the outcome be the correct one. I had to assume they haven't watched many videos of his cases because he truly is one of the best judges we see on YT.
what a great judge!
Judge Simpson gave me back some hope into humanity at a time where it seemed the whole world lost its mind.
you nailed it!
I think the streaming aspect is very important for dispelling myths that movies and TV have created for how court operates. See too many people who come in there and its clear their only knowledge of court is something produced in a studio.
And it's great just like it always says on the videos to see what the courts have to deal with *every day.*
For me it's been cool just seeing the spectrum of cases that go before one judge. I didn't really realize that before, that the same judge in one year deals with traffic/driving violations, assaults, landlord/tenant disputes, and debts owed. I thought it was like this judge does traffic, this other judge handles assaults, this judge is a landlord/tenant judge.
i agree 100% wabajck!
@@FrenkTheJoy Also expungements, sometimes small claims issues. Occasionally have to be a family lawyer.
Same same - I always wondered just how fictitious all those legal dramas I love watching really were. Seeing real court has been eye-opening. Even hum-drum stuff.
Courtrooms should always be open to the public, except only in matters of national security, because whilst it is important that justice is done, it's equally important for society to see that justice done.
California here, I absolutely love watching Judge Simpson. I’m always interested of course all the cases he does. He’s such a sweetie and I noticed under his rope. He wears some nice colorful designed shirts, Not only is Judge Simpson popular but that one case where the guy was driving with a suspended license. That was all over the world on TV news. That case got a lot of more people watching judge Simpson.
Thank you for airing this! I was concerned that he went poof? I surely hope not! Excellent interview!
That was great.I think that's the best video.I've seen in a long time. It's always nice to see Judge Simpson smile. Thank you for bringing that to us. Also thank you for bringing us all of your wonderful videos😊
thanks CT!
@@OSGCourtWatch ❤️❤️ I've been watching you and Tommy v for a long time.And I was so sad to hear that he passed. Again thank you for all of your work and bringing these entertainment segments to us
Hi Judge! I certainly appreciate your dedication and service. I live in Florida and I've been a LEO for over 30 years and I look forward to watching you handle cases, every chance I get! You are very fair and direct! Keep up the great work Sir! John from Florida
A supreme judge! God bless our LEOs ! I don't understand how you ladies and gentlemen do it. Especially in Florida.
What a wonderful Judge and human being! Absolutely love watching his courtroom!
We love you judge Simpson keep doing what you do we appreciate it greatly ❤🙏🏾⚘️
Hi Judge Simpson! I have learned a lot about court proceedings by watching this. Thanks for the enlightenment!
The Honorable Judge Cedric Simpson is what we in LE call, "Firm ,but Fair".
Judge Simson has one of the best Michigan Court channels out there along with Middleton and Gauther.
100%
The bad side of Zoom is the casualness people appear in court with their dress, and their attitude. These hard working judges deserve more RESPECT!
People show up in person in T-shirts, even Judge Stevenson only really calls it out when the shirt has something inappropriate on it.
I swear this is one thing that drives me crazy about Zoom-court, and personally I believe strict rules should be enforced, because you couldn’t be more right about them deserving Respect!
Without (this system that while admittedly flawed is by far the most JUST) that it’s become so chic to (metaphorically) defecate on our entire society would eat itself, and frankly speaking without the checks and balances holding everything (societally) together our world would be like “The walking Dead” without the zombies (obviously), with the psychopaths and maniacs “IN CHARGE”, and whether or not people will admit it the overwhelming majority of society wouldn’t be able to survive in a world like that.
PS: I’m sure (if anyone bothered reading this much) would probably argue that if our particular “one” collapsed why wouldn’t the next one take our place? But I’d point out that without “the world’s police” that (even if very gradually) everyone else (meaning the rest of NATO) would ultimately lose any global stability and then EVERYTHING CHANGES.
Which I find fundamentally Terrifying (the total Anarchy I mean).
Judge Simpson is a class act, alongside Judge Middleton. They humanize the profession and everyone benefits from that.
Texan here, your state laws are not mine, Judge Simpson is respectable, up there with Judge Stevens.
Its a shame all judges aren't like Judge Simpson........
Zoom court has inspired me to NEVER go to jail! It’s a good thing to see how our system works, and Simpson is one of the best.
This man is an asset to our judicial system. All judges should be trained by this man. Sharp as A tack!
what a great judge!
Thank you so much for airing this. It was very kind for Judge Simpson to answer these questions so candidly. It was obvious that he’s thought through the pros and cons of streaming. I appreciate that other creator asking the judge for an interview; however, I must say that the interviewer touched on topics he had just said he wouldn’t touch on. I think I prefer the interview style of another creator who knows what is out-of-bounds so that the interview doesn’t have to be pulled. Regardless, you replaying this is much appreciated, as is the rest of your hard work.
Boy I love Judge Simpson: he makes people feel good !
Love me some Judge Simpson!!!
I forgot to add judge Simpson has the best smile❤
Watching these court cases has made me appreciate the fairness of these judges. I’ve also learned a lot about law procedure. I have seen the disrespect these judges face from ignorant people, and have learned why being represented by council is important.
❤❤❤ the Honorable Judge Simpson ❤❤❤
I just love Judge Simpson. Thank you for posting this…it was great!!
Judge Simpson is the BEST!!!!
It's great that you could secure an interview with Judge Simpson. 👍
Hold up, this is OSG interviewing Judge Simpson??
crazy cool!
@@momsterzz I don't think so
OSG didn’t conduct the interview
@@dalisman Oh well: it was good to see the interview anyway.
That was precious! Thank you for sharing!
I love judge Simpson. He is such a great judge and he is always fair to everyone who walks into his court room on a daily basis.
I can't believe Simpson hasn't sat down for a real interview yet. He's so immensely popular online, so many people would love to hear his opinions.
A supreme judge!
That was great. Insights from a fantastic judge seldom heard by the public. Thank you OSG!
Love Judge Simpson and his buffliff ❤❤
Oh yes Mr. Allen❤️❤️❤️
Oh yeah!😊
What a lovely little conversation with a reporter. I think Frauditors could learn a lot from this very short clip on how to "gather information for a story". I digress. Judge Simpson says it very succinctly that the pandemic created a whole lot of challenges for the court, but we can carve out the good things that came from it, especially the accessibility of the courts. Yes, courts have always been accessible to the public, yet I've never felt compelled to go sit in one for the day - with the advent of streaming, I've been able to see what goes on within those walls from the comfort of my own home and learn a whole deal about just how the judges, prosecutions, and defence attorneys work and have gained so much more respect for the process.
Never change your ways, Judge Simpson. What a gem of a interaction - good catch there OSG!
I was in the middle of watching todays stream when it got taken down 😭. Thanks for the clip!
I agree with Judge Simpson. I think that having these cases on Zoom and UA-cam is important for people to understand what actually goes on. When I was in High School, many, MANY moons ago, we were required to take a Civics class. Every year, all of the students took a trip to the court and sat in a courtroom to watch the cases. Unfortunately, that doesn't happen any longer, the Civics education, nor the experience of the courts (unless they are unlucky enough to be going THROUGH the process, personally).
Much respect to Judge Simpson. He's a true character but also a respectable professional.
Love Judge Simpson. One of my favorite judges.
We Hugely love this judge 👨🏾⚖️ ⚖️🥰⚖️👨🏾⚖️
Thanks for sharing this tidbit. I do hope that Judge Simpson and so many others know that they provide a valuable legal education in a most entertaining and engaging way.
Every courtroom and every case should have a live broadcast. It helps people understand the system and helps put a spotlight on the good and the bad. We see how corrupt certain area,judges and prosecutors are.
Thank you Judge Simpson for the interview! You are an awesome Judge! Much respect.
Young kids watch this and say oh man I’m never gonna be in front of a judge 😂so it is a good thing! It’s actually helping younger society!
He is very kind compared to my mom! LOL
Judge Simpson and Judge Boyd are my favorite ones to watch. They are firm, fair, and patient. ❤
Continues to make all Terps PROUD!
I wish Judge Simpson was my Grandpa, he’s such a character and you can tell he has a big heart! One of my favourites ❤
High schoolers should have to watch some of them.
I have to say that the courts, you, and other quality creators have taught me much more about the court system than was covered while attaining my bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. The judges I’ve seen in the year since I found out about Zoom court are excellent. It’s funny, and a little sad though, that I know more more about Michigan court proceedings than I do those occurring in my home state of Maryland. I wish there was more transparency and access to courts here. It’s not really possible for me to drive 15 miles one way to attend local court. I wish our Maryland courts would stream.
One of my biggest issues with zoom court is the total disrespect for our courts that it has brought and so many judges have enabled.
I’m impressed with the court’s ability to balance the dichotomy of personal behaviors with regards to “long distance” zoom court appearances. In more instances than not, defendants do not even dress appropriate for court and the behavior exhibited is shockingly ignorant and sometimes shockingly inappropriate.
As a member of the gallery, I enjoy the learning experience. Some cases delightfully surprise me. Others simply baffling. Attorneys who are -to be kind, inept; defendants ❤pro se sovereign whathaveyou’s; to Mr. Allen all-the-sudden repositioning behind the ‘about to be remanded defendant’; and most of all a wise, temperate, good humored, honorable and kind judge in Simpson. 🏆
Good job grabbing this! Thank you so much for your hard and excellent work ❤
Openness, yes, but I've seen people play the system several times. Oh, my connection dropped, my video won't work etc. Gives people an out or, at least, gives a bit of thinking space. Openness wins out, though. I'm waiting for the uk to catch up. One day, maybe 😂
Judge Simpson is in talks to take over for Jimmy Fallon as the Tonight Show host. Hope he gets it.
He is such a good judge. I would have loved to see him as a lawyer!!
I enjoyed this interview very much. Thank you, OSG!! ❤
I like his point about dispelling myths, in particular about "judges seeking to throw people in jail". Most judges are waaaaay too easy on contempt, as we can see on UA-cam. That's a very quick and easy way to throw you in the clink! Judge Simpson has always worked with defendants that try and show potential. Just yesterday on Mike's channel, Judge Bryant gave yet another chance to someone who had 13 (!!!) failures to appear. That's prime "held on no bond" material here. And we have many more examples from all across the United States, even more "intimidating" states like Texas. Judges don't like jail, they like change and improvement. They often see themselves as people's ultimate opportunity to turn their lives around.
Thanks for the video!
Excellent find! This is the best court channel on UA-cam!
This judge is such a gentleman and a true professional.
Sorry if the thumbs down shows up. It was an accident. Thanks.
Who was doing the interview? Why was it cut short?
How is Judge Simpson not everyone in the world's favorite judge. He's fair but stern and compassionate. I've seen teachable moments from him (some get it, others don't). I really adore him, though!
They not only cut it off, it was immediately removed from his channel. There are no videos from today at all, and he already removed yesterday's.
The interviewer was awkward and unprofessional. He seemed to be fanboying instead of preparing to present a fair and reasonable picture of Judge Simpson and what he does. Real journalists barely exist anymore.
Judge Simpson for president...
Great video! Love Judge Simpson. And Mr. Allen!!!
Zoom court is both great and bad, it's kinda life happening right in front of us. Well, through the internet screens.
OSG I thank you for all the work, editing, redacting, and so much more that you do. You are the gold standard for court videos. Thank you
Judge Simpson should be in the Supreme Court. The US would be a better place
The ONLY people wanting the courtroom closed to the public are the people being tried for their crimes and are embarrassed, not wanting it livestreamed!!
Interesting to hear his views.
agreed
Forbidden interview!
Judge Simpson is how I wish all judges could be. He knows the law and that comes 1st. But he really tries to help the people who come before him, if there ready to receive it.
That's a Bingo.
I appreciate this judge at least he is willing to show what goes on in his court, an awesome judge!
It always bugs me when people are like "there's no reason there should still be zoom court." As Simpson explained, it's more convenient for everyone so you don't have to have people who are already basically the dregs of society having to lose an entire day's worth of pay to sit in a court room for 5 hours. The place I go to for counseling said that attendance actually went way up when they had to switch to zoom for covid, to the point where they've been working on making it a permanent option.
I hate that too! As the judge was talking about, that whole having to wait a day in court and having to take a day off and all of that is front loaded punishment to somebody who's considered innocent at the time and then beyond that, they still have to deal with what ever fines and jail time that they have once they get found guilty. If we can reduce the front-loaded punishment as much as possible where it doesn't need to be, then I think that's a good thing and zoom helps with that.
I’d love an interview with the Judge ! Not sure who is speaking, but Colin is a great interviewer ❤
We love Judge Simpson!
Class act as always
Judge is correct! Imagine all the money tax payers save by zoom cases ! Nobody looses a job sitting in court for 5 more hours! And zoom will make people aware of what happens when one breaks laws !
This makes me love Judge S all the more. The S is for SUPER SIMPSON ❤❤❤❤
100%
What a cool guy, and a fantastic Judge
Watching these court cases has made me appreciate the fairness of these judges. I’ve also learned a lot about law procedure. I have seen the disrespect these judges face from ignorant people, and have learned why being represented by council is important.
outstanding! I know when I really started watching it was nothing like I expected…
Simpsons live stream suddenly has no content. Does anyone know what happened? There were videos there a few hours ago.
On Tuesday, a man went number 2 in the bathroom while waiting on Zoom, and he had his camera and microphone on. I'm guessing the scrubbed they channel because of that.
I love this man
Who is the person interviewing Judge Simpson?
no idea....but i am sure we will find out when the interview comes out if judge doesnt mention it tomorrow
Thanks again for showing Judge Simpson's wonderful personality and depth. Squishy rocks!
I'm getting Kermit.
Very Bert and Ernie-esque. 😂
🤣🤣
Thanks @OSG (mostly for playing the throwback the Honorable Judge Herman Marable) 😉🍻🤜🤛
It's quite analogous to bodycam footage. Huge win for transparency and accountability, but may also show you at your lowest point for all the world to see.
Also, the hearing involving judge Boyd handling the police officers shooting a woman, I would like to hear your opinion on it since it got me upset at the defence lawyer and the officer that was there that day.and
Thanks as always, OSG! Wbo conducted this interview?
Great video. I really enjoy listening/watching judge Simpson. He's so well spoken. I can see why he enjoys teaching. I also enjoy Old Squishy's vids because tgey aren't just close ck bait with enticing yet MISLEADING titles. Keep doing what you do!
Damn! Shes lucky! If that were me before judge Simpson, he'd put me in iail. 😂
I’ve learned so much from watching his courtroom. It’s fascinating and it’s important. Seeing how the process works is invaluable. And sometimes, hilarious.
I just came across this video, I don't know how I missed it I guess it comes down to age but in any event very well done but where's the rest of it?
This is fantastic!
I live in Canada, and we're not allowed to video in court AT ALL. I completely agree with The Honorable Judge Simpson. Transparency in the judicial system and its processes is essential.
Judge Simpson, Amen..
Thanks OSG 😊 I love Judge Simpson
Love this Judge.
He is my favorite Judge. He is very thoughtful and extremely fair. You can also tell that he truly cares about the people that come before him.
idk who the interviewer is but ugh ! …
he’s a bit abrasive and could use some ZOOM protocol polishing himself 😂 …
thank YOU, ✨OSG … love ya !
Wow! What this a reporter wanting a story?
Trans are 1% of the population. Oligarchs are 1% of the population. Just thought we all should go after the actual danger this Nov.