A description of this week's headlines would sound a little like the opening of We Didn't Start the Fire.

We discuss a whirlwind week and share a part two of our military policy discussion with Major Jason Baker.

This is Sarah from the Left and Beth from the Right. You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

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So I just want to offer a small correction. We don't even have time to do all the news.

It's so true.

So we're going to have to limit some things like the Trump Amazon Washington Post discussion.

I have to bump that to a later time because the FBI rated Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, which seems like a big deal.

I think it's a very big deal.

When I think about this from a legal perspective, the only thought that I can sort of get my brain around right now is I so hope that every single bit of this was done by the book.

Zero mistakes, no overreaching because to seize evidence from a lawyer is a very big deal.

And I just think we're in such a fragile place with how we trust our institutions and what we believe is true.

I just hope that this was done with impeccable precision.

It seems to me that there's so many layers to get through before they could execute this search warrant that it would have to be executed with a lot of precision.

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