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Tonight, on The Ezra Levant Show, it's the final days of the Tamara Lich trials and prosecutors have nothing on the Freedom Convoy organizer.

The longest mischief trial in Canadian history reigns enters day 43, with the defense, courtesy of the Democracy Fund, presenting their closing arguments.

Rebel News caught up with Mark Joseph, senior litigation lawyer with the legal group, where he noted the "significant amount" of judicial resources devoted against his client, who has already spent 49 days behind bars.

Joseph found it peculiar that not a single witness observed Lich committing a crime, despite the lengthy proceedings. "The only video footage they have is when she turned herself in peacefully," he said.

DAY 43: @EzraLevant is in Ottawa to cover Freedom Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber's trial.

Both are charged with mischief offences, with Lich having already spent 49 days in jail.

This is the longest mischief trial in Canadian history.https://t.co/mJnU8k1R2g pic.twitter.com/iu9V787OTN

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) August 20, 2024

The senior litigator notes there was 'no evidence' except for attempts to find cryptic meanings in Facebook posts by Lich. Case in point: Hold the line. "It's a difficult burden ... to prove beyond a reasonable doubt," he told Rebel.

The judge presiding over the case confirmed it was not illegal for her to go to Ottawa. Nor was it against the law to call for the end to COVID mandates or be on Parliament Hill. 

"One of the problems for the Crown is they don't have the smoking gun about what Ms. Lich was thinking or doing," Joseph said. He reiterated they have no direct evidence tying his client to any crime. The convoy organizer wasn't physically at the protest much, he claimed.

"She didn't have a truck, for example. How could you block a road?" posed the litigator. "They're trying to look into some hidden meaning." 

FLASHBACK: Tamara Lich reflects on how the mainstream media lied about the Freedom Convoy, labelling it as a racist white supremacist protest.

"Any time you run against the narrative," she says, the media brands you as "racist."https://t.co/mJnU8k1jcI pic.twitter.com/pYv2wO9Ino

— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) August 20, 2024

GUEST: Mark Joseph, senior litigator with the Democracy Fund, discusses the mischief trial of Tamara Lich.