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election. Welcome to Talking Feds. A roundtable that brings together prominent former federal

officials and special guests for a dynamic discussion of the most important political and legal

topics of the day. I'm Harry Littman. What would be the most memorable picture from another breathless

week, one in which the news flashes arrived and shortly after gave way to the next bombshell,

all like a fireworks display? Would it be President Trump in his Mussolini moment, strutting on the

balcony following his return from Walter Reed, not quite able to suppress his labored breathing?

Maybe Vice President Pence and Kamala Harris, 12 feet apart and separated by Plexi Glass panels

during their debate? Or perhaps the mug shots of 13 low lives for Michigan, who helped plot to

kidnap Governor Whitmer and put her on trial for treason? The president returned to the White House

with good tidings for the country, that the virus is nothing to fear and easily cured with

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