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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 268 of cleanup on aisle 45.

It's Wednesday, March 11th,

2026. I'm Alison Gill. We are marching through March. What's up? AG is Harry Dunn here.

All right. We got a lot to cover. Okay, check this out. Another, another pardoned insurrectionist

has been arrested for committing what, crime and Virginia yeah right and Virginia

passes the bill requiring that if public school curriculum includes the attack on the capital

check this it has to be truthful isn't that weird that you have to pass a bill to say we're

going to teach kids facts in the truth right also carry right? Also, Carrie Lake could be out at Voice of America after an adverse ruling from Judge Lamberth on the matter. The January 6th plaque finally up in the capital, but not where it was supposed to be, but it's up. Not where it's supposed to be. Yep. And a Fulton County prosecutor that helped build the case against Trump is running to unseat the judge who disqualified Fony Willis.

But first, before we get to any of that, we have some new patrons to thank.

Some new patrons, Paula and Debbie Michaels.

And then in our Hall of Fame column, we have Cliff Cash, great excellent comedian.

You should go see him if he comes to your town.

Fran Reigenbach at Dirt Road Dems, Carol Hopkins, Yens, Islestrip Rasmussen, David in Brooklyn, Lynn Bentley.

Please don't read this on the pod. We don't need a call out. Thanks for what you do. Jeffrey Kinscher and Joey Merck. Thank you so much for your Hall of Fame support. We couldn't do this without you. And we really appreciate everyone who supports independent media. So much.

Absolutely. You know, if you can do it monetarily great, but even just listening to our shows

over at MSW Media is really, really a leg up to independent media.

All right, Harry, our first story is from CBS, excuse me.

Jonathan Munafo is the latest pardoned U.S. Capitol Riot defendant to again run afoul of the law.

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