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Mark and Gary link up for their Cinco de Mayo edition of Beyond a Reasonable Doubt as they open discussing a new ruling from California's Supreme Court stating that merely trying to avoid contact with police is not itself grounds for detention. They then pivot to some television analysis of the Trump New York hush money trial and attempt to figure out how the seemingly eloquent broadcasters are able to reconcile their thoughts based on the transcripts from which they are reading.
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