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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Friday, March 11, 2022. Today, the RNC is suing the

January 6th Committee to Block Fundraising Information. A DC Police Officer's suicide is deemed

a line of duty death after a month's long fight. Sydney Powell has been funding the legal

defense of some oath keepers. The US warns Russia may use chemical weapons against Ukraine.

Attorney General Marik Garland tells NPR the one-sixth investigation will not end until

everyone is brought to account. Trump's 2020 census undercounted black people Latinos and

Native Americans. The judge in the Durham case warns him about including extraneous crap and his

filings in the future. And Mike Flynn took the fifth while testifying to the one-sixth committee.

I'm your host, Alison Gill. Hey everybody that is quite a bit of news to get to. I will be doing

that in short order. I also want to let you know that Amy Carrero will be joining me for the good

news today. So I'm very excited about that because of the amount of news. I don't think we have time

for an interview, but you know we will continue to have them in the future. And so I really just want

to break this news down for you. Got a lot of interesting things that are going on today. So let's

do that. Let's hit the hot notes. Hot notes. All right. First up on his first anniversary as Attorney

General Marik Garland told NPR he's committed to unraveling the conspiracy behind the storming

of the Capitol in which he calls he calls it the most urgent investigation in the history of the

Justice Department. That's pretty heavy words. Members of the House Committee investigating the

January 6 riot have asserted that the former president could be charged with conspiracy and

obstruction. That as you know, and we've talked about 18 US code 371 and 18 US code 15 12 C2.

But Democrats in Congress and even some of Garland's friends have worried he'll shy away from the

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