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Cash Patel is pushing ahead with a plan to decentralize the FBI by dividing into three regions,

except for the three largest field offices, which would report directly to Dan Bongina.

Interim D.C. United States Attorney Ed Martin, an election denier, has announced he has opened a

criminal investigation into 2020 election fraud.

American intelligence agencies circulated findings last month that the Trend de Aragua gang

is not controlled by the Venezuelan government,

a key component of the Trump administration's invocation of the Alien Enemies Act.

And Attorney General Pam Bondi wants to intervene on behalf of Donald Trump

in a series of January 6th civil lawsuits against him.

This is unjustified.

Music civil lawsuits against him. This is unjustified. Hey, everybody, it is Sunday, March 23rd.

I'm Alison Gill.

And I'm Andy McCabe.

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borm but now with that business out of the way let's get right into the uh you know another

slow news week on doj stuff we have so much to cover we're like no no pleasantries not even like a how are you. We got to get right into this first story. We got a roll. We got a roll. All right. Buckle in, folks. Okay. So today we start with Cash Patel's vision for the FBI. The New York Times reports,

Cash Patel, the FBI director is pushing ahead with a plan to decentralize the agency's command structure and divide the

Bureau into three regions, according to an internal email obtained by the New York Times.

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