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counsel for a former and perhaps future president would have on lock.

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plenty of shenanigans going on. I'm Benjamin Wittis and this is the Law Fair Podcast January 20th,

2024. It's another episode of Trump's trials and tribulations

recorded on January 18th in front of a live audience on YouTube and Zoom.

Joining me in the virtual jungle studio were Quinta Jurassic.

Anna Bauer was missing, but Roger Parloff was there and we discussed where the

Section 3 disqualification litigation stands all across the country. at the Supreme Court we talked about

some amicus briefs we talked about lack of action from the DC Circuit Court of

Appeals on Trump's Presidential Immunity Defense.

We talked about a puzzling statement from a few D.C. Circuit judges on a different D.C.

Circuit matter involving Twitter and executive privilege, we talked about

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