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Alright, so the first big story that broke Thursday is that the Justice Department has apparently rejected

Andrew McCabe's bid to avoid charges and we thought that he was going to be indicted.

But there's today, like today.

I mean, we talked about this August 26th, a couple of weeks ago when his lawyers met with Jeff Rosen,

the DAG, the W.D. Attorney General, and Jesse Liu, and we thought, oh, he's going to be indicted.

So anyway, there was news come out, came out of the DOJ today, which is interesting.

So I kind of take it with a grain of salt.

But there's something else going on here.

Even though the Washington Post has reported that Jesse Liu and the line prosecutors in DC recommended charges against McCabe,

even though two of the line prosecutors quit in the middle of the investigation because they didn't like the way it was being handled,

Spencer Hsu from Washington Post tweeted today that the federal grand jury investigating McCabe was suddenly called back after months,

like they had like a month's long hiatus and they were just suddenly called back.

So maybe they balked on inditing McCabe and the message seems to be unclear.

Yeah, it's weird.

So we haven't heard anything since this morning, but we will keep you posted on it.

And I've got a lot of good inside sources on this and, you know, I'll give you the latest that I can.

And right now, I don't have any of the record stuff that I know that I can't tell you this is just where we're at.

I did have some, but then that reporting came to light.

And then also today Thursday, the house judiciary voted and passed their committee impeachment rules that we've been talking about.

What a gate.

Bring it back.

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