MSW Media.

The suspect in the shooting of Charlie Kirk has surrendered himself to authorities as more details emerge about him and his family.

Three former top FBI officials have sued the government, alleging they were terminated for political reasons and outlining the problems with purging the FBI of experts.

More cases are dropped as Department of Justice prosecutors continue to fail to return indictments.

And the Department of Justice has asked the court to keep secret the names of two people who received large payments from Jeffrey Epstein.

This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 34 of Unjustified. It's Sunday, September 14th, 2025. I'm Allison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe.

All right. We have a lot to cover this week. And we're going to start with the story that's

captivated and horrified the country over the last few days. And that is the assassination of

Charlie Kirk. I've been talking about it nonstop on CNN since it

happened, but I want to give the unjustified community a chance to go deeper than my typical

one-minute soundbite. So first of all, huge props to the men and women of the FBI, who once

again threw everything they had into a very hard investigation and brought it together

in very short time. They are the best in the world at big complicated investigations, and they

prove that again here in Utah. Thank God. But if we're going to go deeper, we need to talk about

what this attack tells us about how the FBI and DOJ have changed in the last few months.

If you're a regular listener to this podcast, you've already heard us talk at length about the Trump administration's overhaul of the FBI and how gutting certain units, reassigning agents to help ICE with mass deportations,

or purging leaders with decades of experience, how all those things could hurt the mission of the agency.

Yes. And again, hats off to the career FBI agents at the field office on the ground, right?

Yes, yes.

Despite what leadership has done to the agency, including the leadership of the field

office there in Utah, and we'll talk about that in a minute.

...