There's a lot of news coming out of Washington.

As we get an update on the vote, we fully expect the direction it's going, but we'll bring that to you as soon as we learn it.

And this is a nomination, again, as Chris was just talking about, it's it's Trump's former personal attorney, Amy Lovie.

He's being nominated and now about to be confirmed for a lifetime appointment as a judge on the Third Circuit Court

of Appeals, which is a very big deal. That court oversees federal courts in Pennsylvania, New

Jersey, and Delaware. And I'm going to talk all about this with Andrew Weissman in a moment.

I'm also going to talk with one of the leading voices against his nomination, Senator Sheldon

White House, in a moment as well. Before we get there, and I know we just talked about also going to talk with one of the leading voices against this nomination, Senator Sheldon White

House in a moment as well. Before we get there, and I know we just talked about this a little

bit, but it's worth remembering just what makes Bovi such a controversial nominee and

unqualified and unacceptable nominee to begin with. I mean, since the beginning of Trump's second

term, Bovi has been serving as a top-ranking

official at the Justice Department. It's not been that long. He was in that position for just six months.

And in that time on the job, Bovie has basically outdone himself and probably historically, anyone else who has served in this position,

with his sheer willingness to ignore and violate the rule of law.

I mean, first, there was his role in squashing the corruption case

against New York Mayor Eric Adams.

We all remember that.

Under President Biden, the Justice Department,

charged Mayor Adams with bribery, conspiracy, and wire fraud.

But after Mayor Adams essentially allied himself with Donald Trump, Bovey reportedly ordered

prosecutors in the Justice Department to drop the case against Adams.

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