Mark opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt discussing a story out of New Hampshire in which a woman pretended to be her own prosecutor in the hopes of getting her stalking and drug charges dropped. Then they discuss how the Supreme Court is reacting to election rulings in various swing states. After that, Adam and Mark question why the media didn't cover the Hunter Biden emails story in more depth. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark give their predictions on who will win the Presidential election.

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In today's episode Mark and Adam discuss the current situation in Armenia, the dismissal of charges against Derrick Chauvin as well as some breaking news from the Scott Peterson case.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt criticizing California, and especially the city of Burbank who are enacting unconstitutional rules surrounding masks. This leads to a conversation on how misinformation from the media led to a missed opportunity to properly educate and protect people from the virus. After that, Mark gives an update on some recent Scott Peterson news. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark analyze the latest information coming out from the Breonna Taylor case and how it's been mischaracterized over the past few months.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt criticizing California, and especially the city of Burbank who are enacting unconstitutional rules surrounding masks. This leads to a conversation on how misinformation from the media led to a missed opportunity to properly educate and protect people from the virus. After that, Mark gives an update on some recent Scott Peterson news. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark analyze the latest information coming out from the Breonna Taylor case and how it's been mischaracterized over the past few months.

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Adam opens today's episode of Reasonable Doubt by asking Mark about the current conflict going on involving Armenia. Then the guys dive into James Comey's testimony in front of a Senate Committee at the end of September. This leads them to take a deeper dive into the impressive questioning skills of Missouri Senator Josh Hawley. After that, Adam talks about his recent appearance on Tucker Carlson and discusses his thought process when coming up with jokes for a specific audience. Before they wrap, Adam lambastes California Gavin Newsom for his ineptitude in tackling the traffic problem in Los Angeles.

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Adam opens today's episode of Reasonable Doubt by asking Mark about the current conflict going on involving Armenia. Then the guys dive into James Comey's testimony in front of a Senate Committee at the end of September. This leads them to take a deeper dive into the impressive questioning skills of Missouri Senator Josh Hawley. After that, Adam talks about his recent appearance on Tucker Carlson and discusses his thought process when coming up with jokes for a specific audience. Before they wrap, Adam lambastes California Gavin Newsom for his ineptitude in tackling the traffic problem in Los Angeles.

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Adam and Mark are live on stage from Wiseguys comedy club in Salt Lake City for the first ever live episode of Reasonable Doubt. They discuss propositions and the commercials surrounding them, an insane answer from California Governor Gavin Newsom in a recent podcast he guests on and Adam gets Mark's take on the unusual Grand Jury news coming out of the Breonna Taylor Case.

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Adam and Mark are live on stage from Wiseguys comedy club in Salt Lake City for the first ever live episode of Reasonable Doubt. They discuss propositions and the commercials surrounding them, an insane answer from California Governor Gavin Newsom in a recent podcast he guests on and Adam gets Mark's take on the unusual Grand Jury news coming out of the Breonna Taylor Case.

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Adam opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking to Mark about finally being able to get his haircut in Los Angeles. Then they get into talking about the case of Breonna Taylor, starting with the $12 million settlement her family got. Mark goes on to explain the history and details behind no-knock warrants before examining the legality behind the one issued in this case. This leads Adam and Mark to take a closer look at Judge Mary Shaw, who not only issued the no-knock warrant in this case, but also 4 additional no-knock warrants within a 12 minute span. Before they wrap, the guys discuss the cops involved in this case and which ones are most at fault for what transpired.

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