And they said that she's, she got a lot of backlash because of how she actually handled that Diddy case. So I wonder if that's really, like, the reasoning behind it.
And it doesn't have anything to do with, like, the James Comey, you know, getting the, you know, getting that referral or, you know, whatever that stuff was.
SourceBut they said that, you know, she, not that she botched it, but she didn't do a good job. And it was very, it was one of the only ones where she was ever really scrutinized the entire time. And it was, like, the pressure from it.
She couldn't handle it. So, you know, but basically that's what they were saying is that she, she kind of also biased the jury after dismissing one of the jurors. And that's when they kind of became, you know, they, it just tainted, like, the whole thing.
But, you know, procedurally, they're saying that it looks like she did everything she was supposed to. But the fact that she couldn't get that racketeering, you know, conviction with all the, like, if you look at all of the evidence that they had, which I think eventually they'll bring out. It's, like, it was, it was, like, clear as day.
It was, like, textbook racketeering. You know what I mean? Like, it was, it was just crazy. So I don't know if that has anything to do with it.
That's what they're, you know, that's what they're thinking. And I just figured I would inject that into your mind because I know that you'll look into it a little bit deeper and so will other people. Because I think we're going to hear more about how the Diddy, like, Diddy is not going to jail for a long time.