No, Judge Curry never bought what the Attorney General Pam Bondi was selling, never picked up what she was laying down, that she was able to ratify what Lindsay Halligan did as a U.S. attorney or a special attorney because she was able to look at a transcript that didn't exist.

No, Judge Curry said, among other things, and for other reasons, I'm going to dismiss the indictments

of both James Comey and Letitia James, and I'm going to bounce Lindsay Halligan as having been

improperly, unconstitutionally, and illegally appointed in violation of the appointments clause,

in violation of 28 U.S.C. Section 546, and therefore everything

that she did was what we call ultra-varees or against the law and void.

Bye-bye indictments. Now, it means something different for James Comey, former FBI director,

than it means for Letitia James. Let me tell you up front, what's going to happen now,

besides the inevitable emergency appeal by Donald Trump, besides the inevitable, you know,

attempt to overturn what Judge Curry just did, and to see if the United States Supreme Court

decides to weigh in as well

after the Fourth Circuit. Besides that, Judge Curry has declared that there is a vacancy in the

Eastern District of Virginia U.S. Attorney's Office and step back to Pam Bondi and Donald Trump,

you're not able to fill it because she has said in her order, it can only be filled at present, the vacancy,

by the district court judges of the Eastern District of Virginia. Now, that's one of the reasons

they brought her up from South Carolina because they didn't want her to have a conflict.

So now the Eastern District of Virginia judges, if they're smart, and they are, they're going to get together,

and they're going to appoint a U.S. attorney in lieu of Lindsay Halligan, which puts Judge

Nakmanoff and Judge Walker in a weird position, because even though the indictments have been

dismissed, the criminal cases have not technically been closed yet.

Nakmanoff has the case he's presiding over with James Comey

and Judge Walker with Letitia James. I'm going to talk about that procedural twist in a minute.

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