00:00:00.000He's not supposed to deal with extraneous evidence that's not before him.
00:00:04.160That's the other distressing thing about the judgment is that he is not applying the law on a motion to strike.
00:00:12.660This is not submissions after a trial or reasons on a summary judgment motion where evidence has been tendered and tested and cross-examined.
00:00:23.520Like in the Taylor case, evidence was before the court.
00:00:27.340This is at the pleading stage, and he's bringing extraneous, insulting, religiously inflammatory remarks that come out of nowhere except his own head and wherever he got them.
00:00:43.620And that's what's distressing to me as a lawyer.
00:00:46.540Everyone that was sitting there was shocked.
00:00:50.340So my overarching distress is not just this particular judge, but all the judges who are disposing of these COVID cases, what's happening to our system, our judicial process, and what's happened to our system, our administration of justice, to the point that people, level-headed people, intelligent people, like Ted Kunz and his organization, felt compelled to withdraw from the process,
00:01:18.480not because they had any doubts about their charter rights
00:01:22.080or any doubts of my ability to present their case,
00:01:26.040but they lost confidence in the judicial system.