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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.

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to episode 233 of Cleanup on Isle 45.

It's Wednesday, July 9th. Wow,

2025. I'm Allison Gill. Happy Wednesday, AG. It's Harry Dunn. Today we're going to talk about two high

profile, January 6 writers, given top jobs in the Trump administration, not surprisingly, one at the

Department of Justice, and one as a head of the Sheriff's Association.

Man, that Sheriff's Association.

Sketchy-ish there.

Yeah, yeah, sketch, totally sketch.

All right, we also have Judge Tanya Chutkin denying another insurrectionist his bid to get his money back after his pardon,

and another January 6 defendant being sentenced to life in prison. So it's the January 6th defendant

bonanza that we're having today. I also wanted to go over Emil Bovay's role in prosecuting January 6th

rioters, given that he's the paydag right now

and has been nominated to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals by Donald Trump as Pam Bondi

fires other January 6 prosecutors from the Department of Justice. And this is something Andy brought up

during the latest episode of Unjustified. And we'll talk about that. I also have a little bit

of a surprise for you, a little Mike Lindell News. I'll drop the pillow man. The pillow man that's

breaking. I'll drop that at the end of the D block. But first, we have our Hall of Fame patrons to

thank. So I want to thank Wren, Special K, Kaido. The future is not looking bright.

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