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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 213 of cleanup on aisle 45.

It's Wednesday, February 19th, 2025. I'm Allison Gill.

Hey, A.G. Harry Dunn here. We have a lot to cover this week, including an update on our buddy,

special counsel, Hampton Delinger. There's that name again. He's so awesome. From Judge Amy

Berman Jackson and the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.

And Judge Bozberg in D.C. has put the brakes on the Trump administration trying to

erase the January 6 archives. Shout out to them.

Yeah, right? I mean, what the fuck?

Excuse me. I mean, what the heck?

What the app? I'm going to say, wait, this isn't Saturday. This isn't Saturday, AG. We tried to swear on the public episode. Oops. I'm sure everyone's going to be

okay. Plus, we have an update on New York City Mayor Eric Adams, Womp, Womp, and, of course,

a judge continuing to block Elon Musk's access to the treasury payment system, a story we've been following.

And our good friend Norma Eisen has filed a big like umbrella lawsuit challenging the constitutionality

and legitimacy of Doge as a government entity. But first, we have some new patrons to thank.

And again, patrons, you make the show go. You keep the lights on. You help us

cover all the costs of production and all that good stuff. So we can't thank you enough.

Terry Kirby, Lavkian, the fat in the hat, L.J. Hughes, Alicia, Christine Snowden, Crystal

Hughes, Tom Rodman, Todd Rodman. that's a great name. Todd Rodman.

It sounds like a Simpson's camera. I'm Todd Rodman. We love you, Todd. Queenby 405. Does that mean

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