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The Supreme Court has ruled that Trump does not have the authority to deploy the National Guard under Title X, U.S.C., section 12406.

Ex-C.I. Chief John Brennan's lawyers have written to the chief judge in the Southern District of Florida

accusing the Justice Department of forum shopping. The Justice Department issues a memo asking

assistant U.S. attorneys to work through the holidays to redact the Epstein files as they claim

to have found a million new documents. And the White House has taken over the Justice Department communications on social

media. This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 49 of Unjustified. It's Sunday, December 28th. We're working through the holidays, just like those DOJ lawyers, redacting Trump's name in the Epstein files. I'm Allison Gil.

And I'm Andy McCabe. We certainly are, but there will be no retractions here, I guess, except one major retraction that I should

probably explain.

So you may recall, Allison, a couple of weeks ago in one of our episodes, we covered the investigation

that the Justice Department is apparently pursuing in the Southern

District of Florida, not sure why, and that I had received a subpoena from the investigators in that

investigation. And so because I have received a subpoena and I am then presumptively a target in this investigation,

I'm not going to be commenting about it's a great story for us here on Unjustified.

And you will certainly cover it, but I will not participate in the coverage of that story

just because, you know, being being in the case,

uh, if, if that's exactly where I am, uh, then I probably should not be talking about it, uh,

on the podcast. Yeah. Even though it seems like they're completely sort of focusing on John O. Brennan, the ex-CIA chief, you know, that was in

charge of the CIA when the intelligence community did their 2017 ICA, intelligence community

assessment on, you know, the interference into our 2016 election by Russia in order to help Donald Trump.

And I haven't seen many outlets covering this letter. Okay, so John Brennan's lawyers have written a letter,

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