Welcome back to the re-education. First, I want to assure the listeners, there are a lot of great shows in the works, and I would ask you to forgive the delay since the last episode, but we've got a few really good ones coming out, including this one.

Anyway, this episode's a little bit different because I'm starting off for the monologue on the indictment of Donald Trump. And then I have a great interview with Amber Athe.

She's the Washington editor for The Spectator, and it's about her new book, The Snowflake Reswalt.

So it's two different topics.

Usually we try to have an interview on the same topic.

This is a little different.

Okay, and with that, here's the episode.

What about Frank Sabakken? I'm not hearing his name in here anywhere.

The union may be involved in the smuggling, but we're not getting a sense that it goes past that.

This is about Frank Subbocken.

The case is bigger now.

Look, missy, this is my detail.

I started it.

Now I'm asking, do you have charges on Frank Sabatka?

Charging Sabatka at this point would lose us the wire and a chance of the real targets.

He is the real targets he is the

real target well that was the immortal stan valchek from the underrated season two of hbo's the

wire and i love that scene and i love it because it nicely demonstrates the distinction between

abusive investigations or you could say prosecution and

proper investigations and prosecution. You see, because Stan Valchek only wanted to see his rival,

Frank Sabatka, the president of the local stevedores union, handcuffed and perp walked before

local news cameras, and he did not care what crime this crack unit of the

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