So Federal District Court Judge Reggie Walton was thinking out loud in court on Friday,

discussing how his colleague, Judge Emmett Sullivan, might go about challenging Donald Trump's

pardon of Mike Flynn. Let's talk about that. Because having the courage to challenge criminal presidential pardons,

like justice matters. Hey all, Glenn Kirchner here.

Welcome to another episode of my podcast, Justice Matters.

It's Sunday, and as you might know if you watch these daily

YouTube videos on Sunday I change it up a little I shift my set around I sit at

my desk I run my mouth for a little bit longer. The Sunday

podcasts are a little longer than the daily videos I put up on YouTube. And if you do tune

in you know that what I try to do every day, not just Sunday, is take the 30 years that I was a federal prosecutor, first as an Army JAG, court-martial cases starting in the 80s, and then for

nearly a quarter of a century as a Department of Justice federal prosecutor at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of

Columbia. I try to take what I learned inside the federal government for 30 years

and apply it to what we're dealing with today with this corrupt Trump administration.

We try to identify legal issues, we try to put them in the larger context, and then we try to

talk about some common sense solutions, right?

Information we can use moving forward to help fix what Trump and company broke.

So on Sundays I always start with some housekeeping and first off

thank you for tuning into the YouTube video or listening on a podcast.

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