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So I've had a lot of people, Rush, what does it mean?

What the judge is doing allowing Watergate prosecutors to weigh in on the Flynn thing?

Well, I'll be happy to try to explain this to you, my friends.

Man, is there a lot brewing out there today?

As there, sadly, is each and every day.

We're on top of all of it.

Looking forward to the next three hours.

Broadcast excellence hosted by me, Rush Limbaugh. Really great to have you with this, folks.

Telephone number is 800282-282, 282, the email address, El Rushbow at EIBnet.us. The judge in this case is Emmett Sullivan.

And just to refresh, the Department of Justice has decided to throw the Flynn case out.

There's no case. They literally have no case. There is no evidence. There was nothing. The whole thing was

manufactured. The DOJ is throwing it out. So a bunch of Watergate-Eyred dinosaur lawyers have petitioned the judge to file amicus briefs.

You don't file amicus.

A friend of the court is what amicus brief means.

And it's entirely without getting into the weeds here on legal issues, it's entirely

irrelevant, uncalled for, and not relevant or necessary in this case. But the judge is going to

permit it. The judge is Emmett Sullivan. He's a Clinton appointee. And the thing

about this that's curious is Emmett Sullivan presided over the Ted Stevens trial, which he threw out

because of the same kind prosecutorial abuse that has gone on here.

Yet in this case, Sullivan, the judge is on record as having called Michael Flynn a traitor.

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