Ash Epp and Jimmy Sengenberger dive into the Tina Peters case, discussing the latest developments and implications of Governor Polis's decision to postpone clemency. They each break down the complexities of the case from their informed perspectives of having attended or watched most of the legal proceedings. At issue, the notion of remorse and the potential consequences of releasing the contents of Tina Peters' clemency application. Jimmy shares his analysis of the situation, highlighting the importance of considering the timing and potential impact of Polis's decision. This conversation provides a nuanced look at the case and its ongoing developments.

<p>Ash Epp and Jimmy Sengenberger dive into the Tina Peters case, discussing the latest developments and implications of Governor Polis's decision to postpone clemency. They each break down the complexities of the case from their informed perspectives of having attended or watched most of the legal proceedings. At issue, the notion of remorse and the potential consequences of releasing the contents of Tina Peters' clemency application. Jimmy shares his analysis of the situation, highlighting the importance of considering the timing and potential impact of Polis's decision. This conversation provides a nuanced look at the case and its ongoing developments.</p>

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Point, Counterpoint: Ashe Epp, Ashe in America and Jimmy Sengenberger check in on Tina Peters case

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