ALT MS. KOCHER: No further questions, your Honor. THE COURT: I've got a follow-up question about the Biggie Smalls' lyric. MS. KOCHER: About the what? I'm sorry. THE COURT: About the Biggie Smalls' lyric. I got seven Mack 11s, about eight 38s, nine 9s. That's a Biggie Smalls' lyric. Are we looking for those firearms? THE WITNESS: I don't know. I don't recognize that. THE COURT: This is in the Government's Exhibit 8 where it says, I've got seven Mack 11s, about eight 38s, nine 9s. That's a rap lyric. MS. KOCHER: I'm --

ALT THE COURT: The Court's independently aware of that. MS. KOCHER: And it's a what? I'm not understanding the words, sir. I apologize. THE COURT: So if you look on page 8 -- MS. KOCHER: Yes. THE COURT: -- Government's Exhibit 8, page 1 -- MS. KOCHER: Yes. THE COURT: -- where he says, I'll need a list of ammo to get. Then he says, I got seven Mack 11s, about eight 38s, nine 9s. I understand the rest. We're about to get 308 12 gauge pigeons. That's a genuine shopping list, but that to me seems like he's just tossing a Biggie Smalls' lyric into the chat. THE WITNESS: I don't recognize the lyrics is what I'm saying, sir. THE COURT: Okay. Yeah. Well, that is a Biggie Smalls' lyric.

ALT MS. KOCHER: I am still not understanding the word. I apologize. THE COURT: Biggie Smalls? Biggie Smalls is a dead rapper. MS. KOCHER: Oh. THE COURT: It's a lyric from a song by the dead rapper, Biggie Smalls. MS. KOCHER: Got it. THE COURT: There's a lot of other stuff going on here,

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