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Janine Piro gets shut out by a federal grand jury trying to indict six members of Congress

for their video asking military members to disregard illegal orders. Judges in the Northern District of

New York appointed Donald Kinsella, U.S. attorney, to replace John Sarkone, and Todd Blanche promptly fired

him. Former special counsel deputy in Jack Smith's office, J.P. Cooney, is running for Congress in

Virginia. And a federal judge has blocked Trump's effort to transfer 20 former death row inmates

commuted by President Biden to the notorious ADX supermax prison.

This is Unjustified.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to episode 56 of Unjustified. It is Sunday, February 15th, 2026. I'm Allison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe. All right, Allison, this week, I think we should start with the latest DOJ failure. How's that sound?

Sounds good to me. All right. So I'm talking about the federal

grand jury in D.C. refusing to return an indictment against Mark Kelly and five other members of

Congress for a video they recorded urging members of the military to refuse to obey unlawful orders.

Ah, yes, I remember this. And to add insult to injury, by the way,

a federal judge also granted Mark Kelly's motion for a preliminary injunction against Pete Heggseth

for trying to break him down in rank and go after his pension. But yeah, let's start with the

failed indictment, adding to the long list of failed indictments. This is from the

Associated Press. Grand jurors in Washington declined to sign off on charges in the latest of a series

of rebukes of prosecutors by citizens in the nation's capital, and that's according to a person

who spoke on a condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the matter.

It wasn't immediately

clearer whether prosecutors had sought indictments against all six of the lawmakers or what

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