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Judge Sinez holds a hearing over whether certain discovery in the Abrago-Garcia case is subject to state secrets and deliberative process privilege.

The Trump administration lawyers have given Judge Bozberg documents, they say,

show the United States does not have constructive custody over El Salvador Seacoat detainees,

but the Department of Justice submitted them under seal.

Ed Martin reveals that he's under investigation by the ethics office that handles attorney discipline in Washington and reveals he's working with January

6 defendants in his role as the weaponization czar.

Anne Tulsi Gabbard has fired the intelligence officials that developed the assessment that

Trende Aragua is not a proxy of the Venezuelan government.

This is unjustified.

Music government. This is unjustified. Hey, everybody, welcome to Unjustified. It's Sunday, May 18th, 2025. I don't know how we're

going to fit all this in Andy. Everybody, I'm Allison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe. Yeah. Okay, everybody out there,

buckle in, get an extra cup of coffee, put on your cozy slippers, whatever you need,

because this thing could go a little bit long. Lots of stuff happening this week. In addition to

the headlines you just heard, we're also going to be discussing the DOJ shuttering the public corruption squad that

aided Jack Smith and his investigations into Donald Trump and that Republicans in the House are

trying to bring Jay Bratt in for questioning. Yep. And you'll remember Jay Bratt worked on,

I think he was in the public corruptions unit at Maine Justice, right? And he was working

on the documents case and the January 6 case with Jack Smith's team. And we have our first judge

deciding that Trump's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act is actually legal. There's always one.

It's always one. This one's in the Western District of Pennsylvania.

And Jim Comey is under investigation for sharing an 8647 meme on social media.

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