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So yeah, now it's cleanup on aisle 45 time.

And for a long while yet, it is going to be cleanup on aisle 45.

Welcome to episode 212 of cleanup on aisle 45.

It's Wednesday, February 12, 2025. I'm Alison,

Gill. Hey, Allison, and I'm Harry Dunn. Today we're going to talk about the lawsuit from 19 Democratic

attorneys generals led by New York's Lettisha James to block Elon Musk and his crew of teenage

hackers from accessing the treasury payment system

and Trump firing the head of the Office of Special Counsel's Office, Hampton Dillinger.

Yeah, and that's tricky. He's the special counsel of the special counsel's office.

He's got nothing to do with like, you know, Jack Smith or Robert Her or anything.

It's a totally different thing.

We'll talk about that.

And he's got a badass name, too, Hampton Dillinger.

Hampton Dillinger.

That sounds pretty damn good.

Yeah, he's great.

And that's, you know, so we're going to talk about that. Also, we're going to talk about the fact that a judge has found that the defendants in the Arizona fraudulent electors case have met a threshold for proving that Attorney General Chris Mays was, quote, motivated by a desire to deter, retaliate against, or prevent the lawful exercise of a constitutional right. So we'll talk about that and the judge is giving her a chance to respond.

Plus, we have some not so happy updates on Eric Adams, Rod Blagojevich, and Steve Bannon.

Double.

Yeah, double.

But first, before we get to our new patrons that I want to thank, I want to ask you about your trip that you're on right now.

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