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Talking Feds

Pardon Me

Talking Feds

Harry Litman

Government, News, Politics

4.84.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

The Feds consider whether it was appropriate for the Manhattan DA to file pardon-proof charges against Paul Manafort, then describe the specific steps Congress and the DOJ would take to investigate the emails to Michael Cohen suggesting Trump and Giuliani may have dangled a pardon to keep him silent. Host, Harry Litman, is joined in the Washington D.C. studio by Elliot Williams, Julie Zebrak, and Elie Honig. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Talking Feds, a prosecutor's round table that brings together some of the

0:11.8

best-known former Department of Justice officials for a dynamic discussion of the most pressing

0:16.8

legal topics of the day, including the Mueller probe and related investigations.

0:22.0

I'm Harry Littman.

0:24.4

I'm a former United States Attorney and Deputy Assistant Attorney General, and also Assistant

0:29.7

United States Attorney or Line Prosecutor.

0:33.1

We are here in Washington, D.C. with three very experienced and knowledgeable and charming

0:40.3

former Department of Justice officials, Elliott Williams, Julie Zebrick, and Ellie Honegg.

0:47.5

Elliott was formerly a Deputy Assistant Attorney General for legislative affairs at the Justice

0:53.8

Department.

0:54.8

He is now a principal at the Raven Group, a national public affairs firm based in Washington,

1:01.4

but you had other jobs in government as well, Elliott.

1:04.0

You're right.

1:05.0

Yeah, I was a trial attorney at the Justice Department, and I was head of legislative affairs at ICE,

1:08.4

and also worked for the Senate Judiciary.

1:09.9

I just worked for government basically.

1:11.5

I just write, but I also worked for the Senate Judiciary Committee under Senator Schumer

1:14.4

for a while.

1:15.4

How long were you a Line Prosecutor?

1:16.4

Two and a half years as a Line Prosecutor, and then another three and a half May and

1:20.4

Justice at the end of the administration.

1:22.2

That would be Obama.

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