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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 252 of cleanup on aisle 45.

It's funny that we just keep count.

It could be a thousand or five. It's 252. It's Wednesday, November 19th, 2025. We launched this

podcast January 20th of 2021 when Biden took office because we were going to go over the four years of cleaning up

what Trump had done. And then bam, he got elected again. And now we're on episode 252.

There were only supposed to be. There weren't supposed to be this many. Like 208 is what we wanted.

But anyway, hey, I'm Allison Gill.

Well, we got a lot of cleaning up to do, especially after this administration, AG.

What's up, everybody?

It's Harry Dunn and here, like as usual, as expected.

We got a lot to cover up today and try to clean up today, including the revival of the Fulton County RICO indictment against Trump's co-conspirators for their attempts to overturn the 2020 election, plus a new pardon for Trump and guess who, a January 6 defendant for unrelated crimes.

Yeah. So all of those January 6 defendants that were trying to tie all their other crimes in with their pardoned and the courts were saying no.

Well, Trump has pardoned somebody for an unrelated weapons charge and we'll talk about that.

We also have another referral for criminal mortgage fraud, this time for Eric Swalwell. And by the way,

we just got a filing from New York Attorney General Letitia James trying to dismiss her mortgage

fraud case brought by Lindsay Halligan for outrageous government misconduct.

And it's all the same arguments that we've already heard before, but she's filed that motion now.

And also, we have a revelation that Bill Pulte was under investigation for how he obtained

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