A Hoagie, a Federal Agent, and a Not Guilty Verdict — Seriously?
'Sandwichgate' has concluded. Did the jury get it right in acquitting the man who threw a sandwich at a federal officer? While the internet laughs and trades condiment puns, Michael isn’t amused — he sees a dangerous precedent in the verdict. In this fiery episode, he breaks down the “sandwich trial,” explores the fine line between protest and assault, and pushes back against what he calls a clear case of jury nullification. Plus, a quick look back at yesterday’s fascinating discussion on democratic socialism - Listen in, and then please rate and review this podcast!
November 7, 2025
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'Sandwichgate' has concluded. Did the jury get it right in acquitting the man who threw a sandwich at a federal officer? While the internet laughs and trades condiment puns, Michael isn’t amused — he sees a dangerous precedent in the verdict. In this fiery episode, he breaks down the “sandwich trial,” explores the fine line between protest and assault, and pushes back against what he calls a clear case of jury nullification. Plus, a quick look back at yesterday’s fascinating discussion on democratic socialism - Listen in, and then please rate and review this podcast! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com
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