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Hey, everyone, Ellie here, wishing you a happy Friday. Well, those of you who are listeners

of this podcast or read my column or watch what I do on CNN, I think you know that my number

one goal is always to explain. And I try to keep things straightforward and clear. And I try not to veer into being judgmental.

There are times when it's necessary, but I generally don't approach every issue as if I'm going to

be wagging my finger at somebody or other. However, at times, it is necessary for proper context

to call out something that's being done absolutely wrong.

And I did that on air several times this week and last week regarding what DOJ is doing

in Minnesota and Minneapolis.

At one point I said that they had lost their minds and I stand by that.

Here's what's going on.

There is a very close call with respect to the fatal shooting of Renee Good.

People can reasonably see it either way.

I, as I said last week, lean towards it being a bad shooting, as we would put it, in the parlance,

but we need a full investigation.

But DOJ has made clear there

will be no investigation. Todd Blanche has said nothing to see here. That's bad enough. Meanwhile,

DOJ has decided that they're going to subject essentially everyone who speaks out against them,

every Democrat, every objector in the state of Minnesota to a full body MRI. They're going through the policies of the

Minneapolis Police Department. They're lodging subpoenas at the mayor and the governor. They're

investigating Renee Good's widow. It is outrageous. It is the opposite of what DOJ ought to be about.

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