Cleanup on Aisle 45 with AG & Harry Dunn

The Supreme Court rules on firing members of the FTC and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. The Senate Ethics Committee dismisses its investigation into Senator Ruben Gallego. Senator Hassan questions the Trump Administration over a single mystery weight loss drug patient. A Proud Boy asks the court to release video of his assault on the Capitol. Plus E. Jean Carroll notches another victory.

January 6th defendants pursue taxpayer funded payouts using an obscure legal tactic. Trump allies plead not guilty in the Wisconsin fraudulent elector scheme case. A Judge recuses from the Georgia voter rolls case. ICE removes detainee pay after a private prison company complains. Plus an update on Judge Hannah Dugan’s case in Wisconsin.

Trump is being ordered to restore National Park signage. Yet another January 6th rioter has been arrested for crimes unrelated to the attack on the Capitol. Senator Van Hollen denounces AIPAC and other shady campaign donors. Plus, Mike Lindell failed to get the Minnesota State Republican Party’s endorsement.

A January 6th insurrectionist is getting a counterterrorism job at the Pentagon. George Santos is being investigated for insider trading. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is resurrecting her sprawling case against 2020 election interference. An obscure Trump-allied group is raising money for their own anti- weaponization fund. And the January 6th recidivist rate is even higher than we previously knew.

Judge Mehta is asking Jeanine Pirro to explain why he should dismiss the case against the Oath Keepers. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey is calling for a new primary election in two redrawn districts. Trump is going after E. Jean Carroll as the DOJ opens a criminal investigation into a non-profit that helped her with some legal fees. Plus, it appears that Trump is looking to ditch JD Vance as his successor.