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Today, we're talking about two cases against critics of President Trump being thrown out.

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A controversial Pentagon investigation into Senator Mark Kelly.

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The cases against two Trump critics have been dismissed. A federal judge threw out the

criminal indictments of former FBI director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia

James, ruling that interim U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan, who brought both cases, was unlawfully

appointed. The judge ruled Attorney General Pam Bondi's 120-day interim naming authority had

lapsed when she appointed Halligan, who was President Trump's former personal attorney.

The White House maintains that Halligan was legally appointed.

The Department of Justice is expected to appeal. Because the dismissals were without prejudice,

the DOJ could refile, but Comey is largely shielded by a five-year statute of limitations, which

expired in September. Comey said he expects Trump to, quote,

come after me again, but that he's innocent and, quote, not afraid. Both Comey and James pleaded

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