The rule of law is not just some lawyer's turn of phrase. It is the very foundation of

our democracy. The essence of the rule of law is that like cases are true and alike.

There not be one rule for Democrats and another for Republicans, one rule for the powerful,

another for the powerless, one rule for the rich, and another for the poor,

or different rules depending upon one's race or ethnicity.

To serve as Attorney General at this critical time is a calling I am honored and eager to answer.

So yeah, now it's clean up on aisle 45 time and for a long while, yeah, it is going to be clean up on aisle 45.

Hey everybody, welcome to episode 121 of Clean Up on aisle 45. It is Wednesday,

May 17, 2023. I'm your host, Allison Gill. And I'm Pete Struck.

Allison, we have a lot in use today, including finally, the final report of the four-year

Durham investigation into the origins of the Russian investigation and the House Republican

report on the Biden's. Yeah, so to speak, right? All of that is in quotes. And we have the former

Manhattan prosecutor, Palmerance's testimony to House Republicans, along with the Fanny Willis

response to Trump's lawsuit to quash her special purpose grand jury report and subsequent

indictments. But first, we need to thank our new patrons and Pete, we have so many new

patrons this week. And I think it's all, it all has to do with your, your very blue

rant montage that our editors so artfully put together this weekend from our bonus episode.

So I appreciate that. I had so much fun doing that bonus episode this weekend. So thanks to our

patrons, if you want to sign up to be a patron, you can do it at patreon.com slash aisle 45 pod.

That's AISLE45PD. And we have so many. We're going to split them up. Here's the first little bit.

Thanks to Mark Kraus, somebody who said, I was left unsupervised. Jane Dipmar, Jennifer Shantod,

KB, Erica Gott, Don Schamburger, Margot and H. Lisa Rawleson, Jerry Goodridge, Brenda Pignella,

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