M-S-W-Media Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Friday, September 1, 2023.

Today, the first proud boys sentences come in at half the recommended time by

Sutton's in Guidelines. Representative Jamie Raskin asks Rep Comer to

subpoena Jared Kushner after failed attempts to retrieve documents

regarding his $2 billion Saudi payout. Several filings are made in Fulton County

about the Speedy Trial Considerations and the removal of Meadows's case to

federal court. The jury in the January 6th Brandon Fellows case reaches a guilty

verdict after submitting a note asking whether the defendant has their personal

information, the Biden administration seeks to close the gun show loophole,

conservatives draw up a plan to dismantle the government if Trump wins,

and Governor Brian Kempton announces the removal of Fanny Willis from office.

I'm Allison Gil. And I'm Dana Goldberg.

Hey Dana, happy Friday. Happy Friday to you. Oh my god, it's the end of the week again. How did

this happen? Yes. And the end of the month. Oh, that's true. Yeah. And we do have a patron happy

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Mueller. She wrote a later in the show. I'm going to be joined by MSNBC and CNN contributor and

law professor at Georgia State University, Anthony Michael Christ. And we're going to discuss

the Fountain County motions to sever along with Brian Kemp's denouncing the talk of removing Fanny

Willis under that new Georgia state law that everybody's worried about. Yeah. There's also some new

filings for Trump to sever his case along with Fanny Willis and Meadows weighing in on whether

one overt act being part of his job is enough to move the whole shebang into federal court.

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