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Daily beans, daily beans, daily beans, daily beans. Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Wednesday, January 28, 26.

Today, Gregory Bovino has been demoted and sent back to El Centro as Tom Homan heads to Minneapolis.

Kristy Noem has thrown Stephen Miller under the bus, telling reporters that

he fed her the domestic terrorist language she used. Democrats in the Senate start coalescing

around a list of demands to fund the government. The Kilmar-Abrego vindictive and selective

prosecution hearing has been canceled due to bad weather. The Department of Justice said there will be

no civil rights investigation into the murder of Alex Prettie.

Trump holds a two-hour meeting with Christy Knoem amid backlash from Minneapolis. A U.S. judge orders the ICE chief to appear in court or be held in contempt, and two drugboat survivors have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Trump administration.

I'm your host, Alison Gill.

Hey, everybody, Dana is out today. She had made some last-minute travel plans. Also, the long-awaited

a brago hearing that I've been waiting for this for months. It's been canceled.

This is the hearing on vindictive and selective prosecution, or the government has to prove they're

not vindictively and selectively prosecuting him. It was supposed to be today, but it's been postponed.

And here's the little note from the court. It says the court convened a telephone call with all

parties. The parties agreed that continuing

the evidentiary hearing set for January 28th was in the best interest of the parties due to

whether. The hearing is canceled. The party shall provide the court with at least three agreeable dates

to reschedule the evidentiary hearing. But everybody, we do have a lot of news to get to today, regardless of not being able to

cover that hearing. So let's hit the hot notes. Hot notes. All right, first up from the Atlantic,

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