Welcome back to Unbiased, your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis.

Welcome back to Unbiased. Today is Thursday, November 14th, and this is your final news rundown of the week.

In today's episode, we'll touch on some more of Trump's cabinet picks.

We'll talk through what recess appointments are and what that could mean for Trump bypassing

Senate confirmation for his nominees.

And then we'll finish with some quick hitters and rumor has it, which is my weekly

segment where I either confirm, dispel, or add context to recent rumors.

Before we get into today's stories, I do just want to make a quick note about the Department of Education discussion that you have all been so patiently waiting for.

I originally wanted to get it done this week, but I simply just did not have the time to do all of the research.

You know, I try my best to do as much research as I can to get you the most accurate information.

So I am going to

push that discussion to Monday. I do have all of your questions noted and on hand for next week.

So just stay tuned for that. And as always, if you love what you hear today, you are always

welcome and encouraged to leave my show a review on whatever your preferred listening platform is. And now, without

further ado, let's get into today's stories. Let's start with a few more of Trump's recent

picks. So over the last few days, we've covered nine picks. And today we will add two more,

starting with Representative Matt Gates, who Trump nominated for the position

of U.S. Attorney General. Now, Gates is an interesting pick in the sense that Republican lawmakers

are a bit conflicted as to how they feel about it. And it's ultimately up to the Senate to confirm

him for the position. But let's talk a little bit about what the U.S. Attorney General does,

and then we'll talk about Gates personally and why these lawmakers are conflicted.

First and foremost, the U.S. Attorney General is the head of the DOJ and the chief law enforcement

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