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 treated alike, that 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 the calling I am honored and eager to answer.

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

Hey everybody, welcome to episode 140 of Clean Up on aisle 45.

It's Wednesday, September 27th. I'm your host, Alison Gill.

And I'm Pete Struck. We have a great show for you with lots to cover including

Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss filing a notice that Rudy Giuliani has failed to respond to a

court order, along with Rudy's lawyer suing him for $1.4 million.

We also now have multiple witnesses disputing the Jim Jordan IRS whistleblowers and the

Hunter Biden debacle and the New York Attorney General's opposition to a Trump organization

fraud trial delay. Yes, and we also have news about the House Republicans

receiving a brief on a series of Biden documents from the National Archives that turned up.

You guessed it, nothing. And I'm really excited, Pete, because we're going to be joined by legal

fellow and courts correspondent for law fair, a Georgian who has been doggedly reporting on all

things Fulton County and other stuff as well and a bower. Yeah, she's amazing. She's truly,

truly incredible. We're going to be talking about the cheesebro emotions to dismiss count nine of

his along with his motion to suppress search warrant evidence and his push to interview grand jurors

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