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Welcome to the midweek edition of Legal A.F.

With your hosts, Michael Popak and Karen Friedman-Heknifalo, providing you the most consequential stories at the intersection of law and politics at the midweek.

On the podcast today, we will discuss and analyze the chief judge of the federal District Court in D.C., denying Rudy Giuliani's efforts to dismiss a case of intentional infliction of emotional distress and defamation brought by two Fulton County, Georgia election workers, falsely accused of voter fraud by Giuliani and the Trump campaign, in which that

judge also finds enough alleged evidence of a civil conspiracy between Trump and Giuliani

to commit election fraud in Georgia. Speaking of Georgia, Senator I do declare Graham loses his bid to have

SCOTUS prevent him from having to testify to Fawney Willis's Fulton County special grand jury on what

else? Conspiracy to commit election fraud. The long-awaited criminal trial brought by the Manhattan

District Attorney's Office against Donald Trump's Trump Organization for tax fraud has begun

in a Manhattan courtroom this week with some devastating testimony against the defendants already,

only interrupted by what else? COVID. Karen Freeman Agnifalo, formerly the number two lawyer in that illustrious prosecutorial office,

comments.

Trump tries to run out the clock to avoid having to disclose his tax returns to Congress,

his House Ways and Means Committee, before January and the new Congress takes over as Chief Justice Roberts

continues the order in place to stay the turnover of those tax returns until after November

10th and the full court can consider it. This House Ways and Means Committee has a hard out

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