Welcome to this week's episode of Sister Sidebar with Kimberly Atkins Store and me, Barb McQuaid.

If you have a question for us, please email us at Sisters-in-Law at Politicon.com or tag us on social media using hashtag Sisters-in-Law.

But don't just type them. We want to hear your voices,

which is why we want to hear them in a voice memo using one of your notes apps, and we might play

it on the show. Now, before we get started, we do have some news. We've got some live shows coming

up in case you haven't heard., will be in Denver, Colorado at the

Cervantes masterpiece on April 23rd, and then we head over to Atlanta, Georgia, for a show

at the Buckhead Theater on May 3rd. Tickets are available at politicon.com slash tour, and we can't

wait to see you there. Well, let's get started with this week's show.

First, we're going to hear from a listener who has recorded a question.

This comes from Eddie in New York City, New York.

Kim, and this one's for you.

Hello, sisters-in-law.

My name is Eddie, and I'm writing from New York City. I'm reaching out as an engaged but everyday citizen who is deeply and profoundly offended by the ongoing cover-up involving Ealing Cannon in Florida. In light of the latest reported leak surrounding Jack Smith's report, as she is attempting to permanently squash, I find it

difficult to reconcile how her actions continue without meaningful intervention. And I'm trying to better

understand how her blatant, partisan, and corrupt behavior is allowed to persist. I know I'm not alone

in this. Could you help me clarify whether a higher court,

such as the United States, Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, has the authority to finally

step in under these circumstances? More broadly, what avenues exist for concerned citizens

like myself to respond constructively and hold her to account.

I'm not even a resident of Florida,

but I am a United States citizen

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