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Hey folks, another week of news to make sense of. There are reports and much speculation

about the potential indictment of former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe. Concerns are growing

over spending at the president's properties. Actress Felicity Huffman was sentenced to

14 days in jail for her role in the college admissions scandal. And in New York Times

publishes an article about sexual harassment allegations made against Justice Brett Kavanaugh

from his time as a Yale undergrad. I talk about all this and more with Anne Milgram on the

Cafe Insider podcast. Each week we break down the news and take stock of what's happening.

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To start real time. And so it's just kind of like the middle of the road in a way that

felt very odd to me. But I'm more I'm more also concerned about the way the government

was trying to leverage these other cases to make their argument.

We shouldn't leave the show without talking about this New York Times story from the

weekend, which wasn't really a reporting story. It's a chapter from a book by T. New

York Times reporters who went back and talked to lots of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's colleagues

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