The DOJ went to a five-day in-person work week.

Like, that is the single most important thing to get rid of the corruption.

Because if you think about it, like these kind of like cushy, liberal prosecutors,

the last thing they want to do is go into work every day of the week.

These are people who don't want to do that.

So they quit.

Most of them quit. No joke. who don't want to do that. So they quit. Most of them

quit. No joke. My wife's office has been cleaned out. They have almost no one, which is awesome,

which is great, right? Because now you have this, this like emptiness, right? You have this

dearth of prosecutors. Now what the DOJ is going to do is hire new prosecutors

who are not like corrupt, woke, liberal, like, you know, ideologues.

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Once again, I'm your host, Joseph Backholman. This is yet another exercise in taking every thought captive to the obedience of Christ.

And today, we are going to talk about the right way to respond when something bad happens to you.

Dr. Aiton Haim is a Texas surgeon, and he was previously

targeted by the Biden-era Justice Department after he leaked documents exposing transgender

medical procedures on minors at the Texas Children's Hospital. Now, the state of Texas

had banned those procedures, and the Children's

Hospital claimed they had ceased the practice, but turns out that wasn't true, and he released

the evidence. Now, instead of investigating the hospital for their violations of the law,

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