Transcript (en)

Do you ever regret helping rags and murderers get back on the street? I don't regret helping anybody who's charged with a crime. So you can be charged with rags and murderers. But no lawyer talk for a second. Let's just assume that some of the people you're defending actually did it. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter? No, because what determines whether a person is charged or goes to jail or doesn't go to jail is not what happens in real life. It happens in court. So if I can win that shit in court, then you avoid the whole jail time, regardless of what happens in the real world. I'm asking if you ever regret getting these guys back on the street. No, I don't. Because I like seeing them smile. If you're a good lawyer, you've probably contributed to a lot of deaths. I contribute to a lot of deaths. If you're a good lawyer, then yeah, you could say that. I'm a real good lawyer. Well, then yeah, you probably did. Especially if you're a criminal defense lawyer for gangsters. Well, I hope. What do you think happens when these people who are obviously guilty, you get them free and they go back on the street? They're happy because I help them with a service and they're free. They're happy. And if they get charged with a crime, they call me again. They're happy and they celebrate by shooting their neighbor in the stomach 40 times. I guess that's a possibility, but it doesn't mean it's going to happen. Well, I don't really care. I know some people have an issue with lawyers. They say they're dishonest and they'll do anything for money. That doesn't sound like a lawyer. But who am I to say that when I would do anything for money? Those are allegations. Doesn't mean it's true.