We got breaking news. New York Attorney General Letitia James referred to the DOJ over alleged fraud.

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And of course is a holy week for most of you who probably listen to this show. We've got a packed one for you.

So as we start to wind down and celebrate the Easter holiday, we do want to still

provide you with some of the breaking news items that are happening. And well, this is a pretty

big one. And later on in the show, we are going to be joined by some special guests, including

Auburn basketball coach. You know him, you love him. He has been a big supporter of Israel

and a friend of this show. Bruce Pearl is going to be joining us a bit later on the show. So stay tuned.

He got his team to the final four this year, an amazing run by the Auburn Tigers. So we're going to

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And if you are just tuning in right now, we're going to tell you about the breaking news item that happened.

And that is about New York Attorney General Letitia James.

But will, it may be a little different than what our audience expects when they've heard that name before.

Well, especially when you hear about maybe falsifying documents to get favorable loan terms or

something like that. And then you hear about Letitia James. You may think about when she took a

civil case against the President of the United States, Donald Trump, alleging that these issues

happened. But what we received last night,

what was kind of released,

was this criminal referral letter from the Federal Housing Finance Agency,

and it was sent to the Department of Justice,

addressed to Attorney General Pam Bondi

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