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Welcome to Talking Feds, a round table that brings together prominent former federal officials and special

guests for a dynamic discussion of the most important political and legal topics of the day.

I'm Harry Littman.

In Texas, a bruising Republican Senate fight ended with Ken Paxton's writing a late Trump endorsement to a dominant win over incumbent

John Cornyn. That sets up a showdown between Paxton and Democrat James Talarico that

figures to be the most closely watched and most expensive race of the midterms.

Back in D.C., Trump's grotesque slush fund continued to royal his own party and drew new

pushback from the courts, with one judge's ordering a temporary halt to its creation.

And shortly after we taped, another judge reopened the case that generated

the settlement, applying new intense scrutiny. The whole thing is shaping up to be a scandal that could

persist through the midterms. Pam Bondi's much-anticipated trip to Congress was an anti-climax.

Her responses, not under oath, to the questions about the department's handling of the

Jeffrey Epstein scandal, offered up predictable bromides and pinned blame on her then-deputy

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