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Every day, incredible women are working to keep the public safe from terrorism.

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And so there's this accountability and oversight issue. It's very similar to the argument that was previously made before Judge Cannon,

ironically by Trump's defense counsel in his criminal cases. It's the Lawfare podcast. I'm Benjamin Wittes, Lawfair's editor-in-chief, here with Lawfare senior editors Anna Bauer and Roger Parloff, and Chris Mirosola,

assistant professor of law at the University of Houston Law Center.

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