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I will be speaking to a former DOJ spokesman about the stone commutation weirdness that's

going on.

He's my first go to Matthew Miller whenever I have a DOJ question because he was their

public affairs spokesperson director of public affairs office of public affairs.

And I wanted to ask him about the pardon office and what is going on with the rules and where

they circumvent it and what's happening with the judge ordering to get a copy of the commuted

sentence executive order, etc., etc.

It's all very interesting and odd and strange.

And then we ockham's razor it at the end.

So we have a nice we put a nice bow on it for you.

Then there's also a lot of movement today surrounding decisions made based on spikes in

coronavirus cases.

And we'll be discussing those as well as lawsuits filed to block the deportation of international

students that don't attend in-person classes in the fall.

We have a lot to get to.

So let's just kick it off and start with the coronavirus update for the hot notes.

Hot notes.

First up, I hope you all saw the Dana Bash interview of Betsy DeVos on CNN this weekend.

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