The Special Counsel’s Final Witnesses

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🗓️ 24 July 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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With another potential Trump indictment looming, Special Counsel Jack Smith calls more witnesses to the grand jury. A court ruling shows the FBI improperly searched the records of a U.S. senator. And Iran says its infamous “morality police” are back. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	HOOOOO DUP!
0:01.6	What's that noise?
0:03.2	Sounds like you're paying interest on your credit card.
0:05.6	Sounds like money down the drain.
0:07.4	I don't like it!
0:09.2	Well, I'll put a plug in it with experience.
0:12.4	We'll show you credit card options where there's no interest to pay.
0:15.6	0% interest!
0:17.2	So before you do credit cards, do experience first.
0:20.4	You know the score.
0:21.6	Fidium, hustle, and then...
0:23.2	Experience limited is a credit broken or to lend up.
0:25.2	Based on transferring a balance from an interest-bearing card
0:27.8	to 1% interest-bearing, the season sees a play.
0:30.6	It's Monday, July 24th.
0:32.6	Jack Smith is the only Fed who knows what it's like to indict an American president,
0:36.2	so what'll it take for him to do it again?
0:38.6	We start here.
0:40.6	Washington waits for a word from the grand jury.
0:44.6	Trump's inner circle and his lawyers are fully anticipating something to come.
0:49.0	So what boxes does the special counsel need to check?
0:51.8	We'll set you up for the week ahead.
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