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And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo. Jordan is in studio with me as well,

and we have a very packed show today. We're going to join my multiple different guests throughout the broadcast. We are live. How can I tell you we're alive? Well, we're about to see the turkeys pardoned.

Yes, both,

I think it was gobble and waddle the turkeys who have been spending their days at the Willard Hotel, about to be pardoned by the president and the first lady. But that is not the news we're talking about. Of course, right as we went off the air, Jordan, there was some breaking news. That was right. That was about Jim Comey and Letitia James and remember you had an interim U.S. attorney resign, another U.S. attorney be put in place, Allison Hanyan, and then

the two indictments are different issues but grand juries issued these indictments and the

judge said that because she was the second person

put in place by President Trump, and you have this 120-day window to appoint interim U.S.

attorneys that are not yet been confirmed, that because the first 120 days had expired,

it didn't start a new 120-day clock, so this case had to be dismissed.

What does that mean, though? That means that the case can be brought again. Under federal

statute, and if you want to look at it's 18 U.S. Code section 3288, if a felony is dismissed for

any reason after the period prescribed by the applicable statute of limitations,

that especially affects comies, you still have within 60 dates of the date of dismissal of the

indictment to re-bring, to go back to the grand jury, to go get the indict, to try and get the

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