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Friday. It's going to be a good one and there's a lot of breaking news. And man, I

just, you know, the light at the end of the tunnel is getting super bright. And I'm

very excited about it. I'm excited to share all this news with you today. So let's

just get to it. Let's hit the hot notes. Hot notes. And and pretty much every

story today is a lead story. So let's just start with my favorite from

Politico today. Law enforcement officials in Palm Beach County, Florida have

actively prepared for meaning they've had meetings about this for the

possibility that sivants could indict the former guy. Horsey mixed nuffles. While

he's at Mar-a-Lago. And that's according to two high-ranking county officials

involved in the planning of those sessions. Among the topics discussed is how to

handle the thorny extradition issues that could arise if an indictment moves

forward while Trump is in Florida. There's an obscure clause in a Florida

statute on interstate extradition that gives governor to Santa's the ability to

intervene and even investigate whether an indicted person ought to be

surrendered to law enforcement officials from another state, which means that as

Mar-a-Lago prepares to close down for the summer and Trump relocates to New

Jersey. It isn't just the Florida heat he's leaving behind. He could lose a key

piece of political protection. So Vanity Fair says quote, the statute leaves room

for interpretation that the governor has the power to order a review and

potentially not comply with an extradition notice. That's Joe Arbuzo, Palm Beach

County's circuit court clerk, and he was talking to Politico in that instance.

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