Hey folks, Preet here. Joyce Vance and I are back with a new episode of The Insider podcast.

First, we discussed the resignation of the top FBI official in New York after resisting President

Trump's effort to purge his office. Then, DOJ's pushback against the interim D.C. U.S.

attorneys reported efforts to open an investigation into comments made by Senator Chuck Schumer about Supreme Court justices.

Also, the ongoing legal battle stemming from Doge's actions, and finally the concern that the Trump administration might defy court orders.

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Thank you. slash insider. Now on to the show. The issue here, to my mind, is not necessarily political or ideological or pro-Trump or

anti-Trump. It's really all about something that's really common sense,

about which reasonable people can have some different opinions, and that is the possibility

that sensitive information could be or may already have been shared outside the Treasury Department.

And by the way, speaking as a citizen, observing this from some distance, I have not gotten

complete comfort that everything is happening

in a meticulous, rigorous, careful, and sanitized way. You have a lot of nonsense that gets put up

on the board by Doge that people are beginning to document, claiming that there's $8 billion

in savings or $9 million in savings and realizing

that's false and incorrect.

When they're trying to correct false, incorrect, waste, fraud, and abuse, there's this whole

debate in connection, I think, with a different case that we can talk about if you want,

where there's a dispute about whether or not Elon Musk has any formal role within the

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