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Oct 22, 2026

Sean O'KeefeGUEST
18:25
Being a public servant requires the courage to step up, regardless of whether you're wearing uniform or not.
Terry GertonHOST
18:33
Josh, the paper points out, though, that MSPB and the Office of Special Counsel have been re-engineered under the Trump administration, and those paths might not be so productive anymore.
Terry GertonHOST
18:44
What do you want federal employees to think through?
Josh GotbaumGUEST
18:48
Before you get to the point... of having to decide, okay, do I do it or quit? You should ask questions about it.
Sean O'KeefeGUEST
26:51
Being a public servant requires the courage to step up, regardless of whether you're wearing uniform or not.
Terry GertonHOST
26:59
Josh, the paper points out, though, that MSPB and the Office of Special Counsel have been re-engineered under the Trump administration, and those paths might not be so productive anymore.
Terry GertonHOST
27:10
What do you want federal employees to think through?
Josh GotbaumGUEST
27:13
Before you get to the point... of having to decide, okay, do I do it or quit? You should ask questions about it.
Mark EiglarshGUEST
22:20
And that was enough for the judge to let them search.
McGraw MilhavenHOST
22:23
So they're also reporting that the request to the judge came from the Office of Special Counsel.
McGraw MilhavenHOST
22:31
Does that matter, that it's not necessarily a traditional DOJ inquiry, but from the Office of Special Counsel from the White House?
Mark EiglarshGUEST
22:41
Not to me it doesn't.
Mark EiglarshGUEST
22:43
Now, to others, well, that shows politics.
speaker_22SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:44
A couple things that strike me here.
speaker_22SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:46
One, to the ambassador's point on the Hatch Act, I think the first call by reporters, including myself, which I'll make after this, is to the Office of Special Counsel, 'cause they, of course, are the government agency that enforce, uh, the Hatch Act here.
speaker_22SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:59
You'll remember past press secretaries would often go out of their way to say they didn't want to violate the Hatch Act.
speaker_22SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
43:06
Uh, they didn't want to be politicking as, uh, their duty as a civil servant there.
CannConHOST
13:50
It's crazy.
CannConHOST
13:51
But anyways, Eisen announced on social media that a non-profit group he works for had requested an investigation into whether the administration officials violated the Hatch Act by, quote-unquote, "orchestrating the search of Miss Omar's home." The request was made to the Office of the Special Counsel, which oversees the enforcement of the Hatch Act.
CannConHOST
14:09
So, uh, again, Norm Eisen just Norm Eisen-ing, right? He's gonna, he's gonna do his Norm Eisen things.
CannConHOST
14:16
But let's get into the Saara Noor, 'cause we covered this on Daily, uh, several months back.

Unknown podcast

Fmr. Trump press aide Zacharia is going to be a 'train wreck'

Oct 14 · 1 Mention

speaker_3HOST
2:51
I've shared it with you many times.
speaker_3HOST
2:52
What sort of struck you about what we saw here? For me, out of the gates is what appeared to break the Hatch Act, right? One of the calls would be the Office of Special Counsel.
speaker_3HOST
3:03
Karine Jolpierre even got a slap on the wrist for what she said isn't related to the Hatch Act when she referred to them as MAGA Republicans.
speaker_3HOST
3:10
This went way further in terms of crossing that line.
Peter AlexanderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:32
A couple things that strike me here.
Peter AlexanderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:34
One, to the ambassador's point on the Hatch Act, I think the first call by reporters, including myself, which I'll make after this, is to the Office of Special Counsel, 'cause they, of course, are the government agency that enforce, uh, the Hatch Act here.
Peter AlexanderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:47
You'll remember past press secretaries would often go out of their way to say they didn't wanna violate the Hatch Act.
Peter AlexanderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:54
Uh, they didn't wanna be politicking as, uh, their duty as a civil servant there.
Peter AlexanderPANELIST
59:29
A couple things that strike me here.
Peter AlexanderPANELIST
59:31
One, to the ambassador's point on the Hatch Act, I think the first call by reporters including myself, which I'll make after this, is to the Office of Special Counsel-
Vaughn HillyardCORRESPONDENT
59:39
[laughs]
Peter AlexanderPANELIST
59:39
... 'cause they of course are the government agency that enforce, uh, the Hatch Act here.
Vaughn HillyardCORRESPONDENT
7:41
Mm-hmm
Peter AlexanderHOST
7:41
... would be the Office of Special Counsel.
Peter AlexanderHOST
7:43
Karine Jean-Pierre even got a, a slap on the wrist for her, for what she said as it related to the Hatch Act when she referred to them as MAGA Republicans.
Peter AlexanderHOST
7:50
This went way further in terms of crossing that line.

Unknown podcast

BalVoi:60 | Hourly News Briefing | October 11, 2026 • 7:00 PM EDT

Oct 11 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:00
In a social media post, LeCay said his full-time employment supported his wife and son, and that stepping away, however painful, was the decision he felt compelled to make.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:10
The Office of Special Counsel, according to its published guidance, bars workers under its jurisdiction from seeking partisan electoral office, a restriction that applies even when a candidate runs without party affiliation.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:24
Under that guidance, a race qualifies as partisan whenever at least one candidate carries the backing of a political party.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:32
Paul entered the contest as a Republican, which meant the election was partisan regardless of how LaCaze ran.

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