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Hey everyone, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitten here with our social media update.

Thank you for joining us. A lot going on this week. Of course, that's probably going to be the headline every week, a lot going on this week,

especially as we come into the new Trump administration.

We have, obviously, the breaking news related to his cabinet appointments,

but we have new startling information on the Ashley Babett shooting death,

the unjustified shooting death for which Judicial Watch is suing the federal

government on Ashley Babbitt's family behalf for $30 million. We have a new disclosures or new

disclosures about the censorship of American citizens by the government, much more detail, more than we have ever known before.

Plus, we have new documents that the government waited 20 years nearly to give to us about issues related to 9-11.

And on top of that, mass deportations are in the offing. And it's been at least confirmed by Donald Trump, President Trump,

through yours truly and judicial watch.

So some interesting developments this week.

First up, though, is the developing story around President Trump's efforts to bring reform to the Justice Department.

He first nominated in a really shocking way Matt Gates, no one saw it coming, to be the Attorney General. And I thought it was a good pick,

and I think he would have made a great Attorney General. But he had issues related to his personal

conduct, and none of which were new, but for Gates was going to, for Gates in terms of the challenges he faced in the Senate,

were going to be new to most of the American people and to the senators, including Republican

senators, who were always looking for an opportunity to dig at Trump.

And so this was Matt Gates's decision tweet to drop out from this position of or his nomination from Attorney General.

He had excellent meetings with the senators yesterday.

This all happened, I guess this is Friday.

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