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Welcome everyone to the Mona Charon Show.

So glad you could join us. I am delighted today to welcome back.

Georgetown law professor Stephen Vladick, who writes on the most cutting edge legal issues in his substack.

One first, which if you're not getting it, I highly recommend. And so, Steve,

good to see you again. Thank you for being here. Good, too, and great to be back.

So the first thing I'd like to tackle is the Attorney General's opening of an investigation

or disciplinary hearing or something regarding

James Boseberg, Judge James Boseberg. This really smacks of authoritarian sort of tactics here.

So for a little bit of background, for people who may not remember who

Judge Boasberg is, he is a district court judge in D.C.

He is the judge who heard the Abrigo Garcia case and who ordered the planes to turn around

and who believes and has said that, you know,

that the administration lied to him.

But, okay, so if you wouldn't mind, just lay out what it is the Attorney General has done

and why it worries you so much.

Sure.

Gosh, where to begin?

So the story starts a couple of weeks ago with a piece that was posted on the very pro-Trump

outlet, the Federalist, where the Federalist reported on a leaked memorandum from a March 11th meeting,

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