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Tonight, federal prosecutors walk out. A wave of resignations hit the U.S. Attorney's Office

in Minnesota after the administration treats a deadly shooting like it's already settled.

Plus, breaking news tonight, the New York Times reports Democratic Senator Alyssa Slotkin says

that she is under investigation. The senator is now saying about the inquiry. And the Fed feud

escalates.

Trump ramps up his attacks on Jerome Powell,

even as several Republicans are getting the jitters.

Tonight on Larra Coates Live.

So we're getting a firsthand look at what happens when the DOJ hemorrhages credibility.

Something I've been warning about for quite some time.

Because the Justice Department without trust is not an institution of justice.

It's just an instrument of unchecked power.

Because the trust you need to stand up and say that you serve and

act on behalf of the people of the United States, see, that trust is gained in droplets. It's also

lost by the bucket. And when you give people reason to believe that prosecutorial discretion

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