Richard Luthmann and I were back. We immediately got into a fiery debate over President Trump’s gambit on Ukraine.
Mr. Luthmann thought President Trump was speaking truth to power while I thought he was coddling a vicious tyrant in Vladimir Putin while throwing an ally under the bus.
We talked Elon’s baby momma’s, Richard’s run in with Substack, and at thirty-three minutes in, we had the What the Hale$ segment, including the extortion threat against me.
About an hour and fifteen minutes in, we welcomed Rabbi Jacob Bellinsky, to primarily talk about his child custody case in Colorado.
Rabbi Bellinsky explained that when his divorce was finalized, he got primary custody of his kids. This arrangement seemed to work until years later his ex-wife filed to modify custody for one of six children.
That snowballed and though this was initially denied his ex-wife “tried, tried, tried again,” until it worked.
In this process, she filed for a protective order. Though there were no allegations of abuse when the divorce was finalized, this did not stop her from making allegations years later.
Rabbi Bellinsky said that court flagrantly violated his religious freedom by holding the hearing on a Jewish holiday and a permanent order was granted when he did not attend.
Then, he made the mistake of sending a text message to his ex-wife asking the see his daughter.
That violated the protective order, which was only granted because the hearing fell on a Jewish holiday. (His ex-wife, Rabbi Bellinsky told us, had left the faith by this point and no longer celebrated.)
Rabbi Bellinsky said that prosecutors wanted six months in jail; eventually he was sentenced to two years’ probation.
He sees a probation officer regularly; he rarely sees his kids.
Share this post