M-S-O-W-Media I'm Greg Oliar, four years ago I stopped writing novels to report on the crimes

of Donald Trump and his associates. In 2018, I wrote a best-selling book about it, Dirty Rubles.

In 2019, I launched Proveil, a bi-weekly column about Trump and Putin, spies and mobsters,

and so many traitors. Trump may be gone, but the damage he wrought will take years to fully understand.

Join me and a revolving crew of contributors and guests as we try to make sense of it all. This is Proveil.

The rule of law is not just some lawyers turn a phrase. It is the very foundation

of our democracy. The essence of the rule of law is that like cases are treated like,

that there not be one rule for Democrats and another for Republicans, one rule for the powerful,

another for the powerless, one rule for the rich, and another for the poor, or different rules

depending upon one's race or ethnicity. To serve as attorney general at this critical time

is a calling I am honored and eager to answer.

So yeah, now it's clean up on aisle 45 time, and for a long while, yeah, it is going to be clean

up on aisle 45. Hello, everyone, and welcome to the officially not on Spotify podcast.

Woo! Clean up on aisle 45, or at least we've put in for the request. It depends on how

backed up Spotify is with removing other people's spots. If you're listening to this on Spotify,

don't do that. Yes, there's plenty of other places to listen to us. This is episode 56 for Wednesday,

February 9th, 2022. I'm your co-host, Alison Gill. With me, as usual, is Andrew Torres.

Always a pleasure. And of course, before we do anything else, we want to thank our new and

returning patrons. So a big thank you to Kate Kierces, prospective penguin, Derek R. Kentrup,

Stephen Bowden, the mighty art vark of the wonderful tongue, Kyle Esposito. That's a different

Kyle, right? Philly basement bar welcomes both O.A. and aisle 45 live show 2020 X pandemic

permitting. You pick what's on tap. Yeah, you're damn right. We will. It's about hashtag godlesky

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