Law is War with Mike Arnold

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In Part 3 of 3 of the Road to Burns, the final tense moments of the Oregon Standoff. ------ “Someone call Michele Fiore," pleaded one of the final four protesters at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge. A week earlier Mike Arnold and Lissa Casey pleaded, on behalf of their client Ammon Bundy, for the protesters to "please stand down." Lissa, Mike, and Michele Fiore give a play by play of how the standoff ended after they traveled to the refuge.

In Part 2 of the Road to Burns, Michele, Mike and Lissa drive very fast and pass an FBI car going 90 mph. ------ “Someone call Michele Fiore," pleaded on of the final four protesters at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge. A week earlier Mike Arnold and Lissa Casey pleaded, on behalf of their client Ammon Bundy, for the protesters to "please stand down." Lisa, Mike, and Michele Fiore give a play by play of how they ended up at the Refuge during the final standoff.

“Someone call Michele Fiore," pleaded one of the final four protesters at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge. A week earlier Mike Arnold and Lissa Casey pleaded, on behalf of their client Ammon Bundy, for the protesters to "please stand down." BONUS: Preview of "FINISHING MACHINE BOOK." Listen to the prologue and excerpt of Chapter 1 at the end of this episode only. Lissa, Mike, and Michele Fiore give a play by play of how they ended up at the Refuge during the final standoff.

Mike Arnold, Ammon Bundy's lawyer in the aftermath of the Oregon Malheur Refuge arrests, armchair-quarterbacks the October 2016 not guilty verdicts.