Ep 263 — SCOTUS Saves The Midterms … Eventually
Summary
Hosts Liz Di and Andrew Torres cover a Trump DOJ ethics complaint against a judge, biometric privacy lawsuits against Lowe's and Apple, and a lawyer sanctioned for filing fake AI-generated witnesses. They also analyze Trump's $5,000 voter dividend proposal, noting it is not legally bribery but violates the spending clause. The episode concludes with updates on the "grand conspiracy" investigation, John Brennan's legal maneuvering, and the Supreme Court's delay on the mail-in ballot tracking rule.
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Intro: Judge Nichols opinion and podcast welcome
New Year greetings and synagogue hopping
FOIA battle over 'Attachment A' and Judge Abelson ruling
Voice data privacy and automated recording consent
Lawyer sanctioned for fake AI citations in murder appeal
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John Eastman joins defense for Amy Wax Gross
Legal analysis of Trump's $5,000 dividend promise
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Joe DeGeneva exits DOJ; John Brennan subpoenaed
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Supreme Court petition on mail-in ballot barcode rule
Supreme Court ruling: Denial of emergency relief
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