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The FBI searched former national security advisor John Bolton's home in Maryland on Friday as a part of a national security investigation in search of classified records.

More details emerge about the purge of top officials at the FBI as the agency lowers

recruiting standards and the Trump administration appoints a co-depity director to assist Dan

Bongino.

And more trouble for the Department of Justice as they miss the deadline to hand over Epstein

files to the House Oversight Committee,

and a federal judge calls Alina Haba's appointment as U.S. attorney in New Jersey unlawful.

And Kilmar Abrago files a motion to dismiss the criminal charges against him, citing selective

and vindictive prosecution. This is unjustified.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to episode 31 of Unjustified. It's Sunday, August 24th, 2025. Super

quiet week. Hardly anything going on, Andy.

Oh, my God. It was busy, but today jacked it right through the roof. I mean, I've been

running on all this craziness all day, just from very early this morning, and I got a couple more

shows to do today, and

it just seems like every minute there's another piece of, like, really significant breaking

news. Yeah, and we got a couple of those today. First of all, Abrago Garcia is free. The DOJ, he's

been released. A magistrate judge has released him from, you know, he was in criminal prison, not ICE detention.

He asked to check in with ICE on Monday, but he's free. He's on his way home to Maryland. And he's filed

that motion for vindictive and selective prosecution. We're going to go over that in a little bit.

And then we get DOJ starting to trickle down some Epstein

files to Congress to the oversight committee in the House. And we got the Gailene Maxwell

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