00:03Think back, you got to keep all your lies straight now.
00:06It's tough to do that when someone has all your prior
00:09statements and you've got nothing.
00:11I wouldn't have encouraged him to take on this role and
00:15responsibility 10 years ago or even five years ago because I
00:19wasn't ready to give it up and quite frankly, I think he has
00:22the talent to beat me.
00:24I don't like the idea of that.
00:26I'm right here, you know.
00:29Adam's law is a court program where people with real cases
00:33want real justice.
00:35I do believe that she was drunk because she has.
00:39I don't care about that.
00:40I'm going to tell you right now because I don't have no
00:42drinking problem.
00:42No, you've got a lot of other problems.
00:44Drinking is not one of them.
00:45He understands the law, but he also became an academic with
00:49the law.
00:49He reads it.
00:50He remembers that he has fabulous recall and he's got great
00:54TV eyes.
00:56Your eyes.
00:56What?
00:57Well, they're my eyes, but I'm confident that he has that kind
01:01of entertaining personality that will endear him to the same
01:05viewing public that has embraced me for 30 years.
01:08I am handing this baton over to the right person.
01:12The best advice I would give to a litigant coming on Adam's law
01:14is tell the truth.
01:15When people make statements that are demonstrably false, that really
01:20bothers me.
01:20This is your record.
01:24Is there anything about the testimony that you just gave me that you want
01:28to change now?
01:30The litigant who's being lied about doesn't have the wherewithal to
01:34excoriate the liar.
01:36Adam's law is going to be the number one program in daytime.
01:41I know it.
01:47The litigant who's being lied about doesn't have the way that you just gave me that you want to do
01:48it.
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