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Judge Judy has the video evidence, and she doesn't need anyone narrating it. During a heated landlord-tenant dispute involving Lisa Palma and Tiffany Colon, footage of a violent altercation becomes the center of attention in the courtroom.

But when a litigant tries to explain what's happening on screen, Judy shuts down the commentary with three perfectly delivered words: "I have eyes." It's classic Judge Judy—sharp, impatient, and entirely capable of deciding what she's seeing for herself.

Watch this classic Judge Judy clip featuring one of her signature courtroom comebacks.

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00:00If your tenant is leaving for whatever reason, early or otherwise,
00:03and you have the money in the bank to cover her last month's rent,
00:07you don't make a big deal.
00:08She wants to go, she goes.
00:09Now I'll see the video.
00:11Your Honor, this is a video...
00:13Don't. I have eyes.
00:16Just give me the date of the video.
00:18The date of the video was on August 30th, or 29th, I'm sorry.
00:22That is the day that Lisa Palma said that if I was not out by the end of the day,
00:27that all of my things would be on the street.
00:29She said that...
00:35Oh, I got you on video.
00:37It's my house.
00:38That's fine.
00:39If officers can arrest you for this.
00:41I can do what I want to do with my house.
00:43You don't own this house.
00:44It's my house.
00:45Oh.
00:46Jason already owns it here.
00:47Because Jason's doing it for you.
00:49Hey, can you tell the neighbor to call the owner of the house?
00:56Mr. Schlesinger, you got it?

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