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So Renato, was DioJ wise to give Cash Patel immunity to testify in front of the grand jury?

It's complicated.

Hi, I'm Renat Tamariati. I'm a former federal prosecutor practicing lawyer and legal

analysts.

And I'm Asha Rangappa. I teach national security law at Yale University, and I'm a former FBI special agent and also

a legal and national security analyst.

And we're here to help you understand topics that can't be boiled down into a sound bite or a tweet.

So, Bernato, I want to talk today about a guy I've had my eye on

for the last several years.

Our friend, our friend Cash Patel, who's made his rounds through various

parts of the federal government, from Devon Nune's staff to the National Security Council to DoD and most recently in this entire Mar-Alago saga I think of him sort of as the forest gump of the Trump years.

Yeah, he seems to show up everywhere, right?

He shows up everywhere.

But the reason he's come up most recently

is because we've learned that the Justice Department prosecutors have offered him immunity and I want to

just first break down all of these things. So what is immunity and specifically what is use immunity which is what Patel appears to have received from DOJ?

So immunity is a protection that keeps you from being prosecuted.

And immunity can be given either by a prosecutor or by a judge.

So a prosecutor can give you what a lot of times

is referred to as letter immunity.

In other words, you get a letter from the United States attorney

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