You're joining us in mid-conversations. Yeah. You said as we speak, they're rating the offices of what? Yeah, well, there's like three big stories going on with the Trump administration abusing their power right now. So one, Cash Patel has the FBI investigating the Atlantic over the story from a few weeks ago about his erratic behavior and his drinking, where he locked himself out of his office and embarrassed the shit out of himself

and that he's been like missing like at times for days it sounds like and then there's another

story going on uh trump has the FBI raiding the offices of senator Lucas uh in Virginia

who was the head of the Virginia Senate Democrats who orchestrated the redistricting fight

that Democrats went one a couple weeks ago they're claiming it's part of a massive corruption scandal that they're

engaged with, which why would we trust or believe anything that they say? And then the kicker,

this is the one that broke you and I in our text thread, is Donald Trump's DOJ has asked if

they can be allowed to intercede in Trump's appeals case for the E.

Gene Carroll lawsuit where he was found to be an adjudicated rapist in order to pay her, I believe,

$80 million in restitution for sexually assaulting her.

All of this is outrageous.

Yeah.

But it is not surprising in the day and age that we're in. And so where do we,

to me, the biggest one is like the E. Jean Carroll thing. All of it is outrageous. But let's

start with the E. Jean Carroll thing. The DOJ is asking the Supreme Court of the United States to allow

them to intervene or enter, what is it

say, allow, let them intervene.

Intervene, yeah.

And the appeals case for E.J. and Carroll, which means they want to be able to go in

and put their mark on it, right?

And I guess have the court review the case or take up the case or to allow them to be able to appeal it

to the court? Like what? What does this mean?

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