May 29, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 8 segments
In breaking news, the DOJ, led by Todd Blanche who was Trump's lawyer in the E Jean Carroll civil sex abuse and defamation case, is now investigating whether E Jean Carroll "lied" about the financial…
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And I have to say our... kind of the first story we're gonna talk about here is, uh, really amazing.
I mean, people talk about... a lot of criminal defendants talk about vindictive prosecution, selective prosecution.
You and I talked about, for example, in the James Gumme case, like, okay, he actually has a pretty good argument there.
I mean, you could just count really maybe on two hands the number of those that have been granted, and we actually saw a vindictive prosecution case granted just this week.
so much injustice that we've been talking about over the last, uh, year or two.
And just to go back to 2022 because this, there, this is all relevant to what happened in the case.
Um, in 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped, uh, for speeding and he had other people in his vehicle.
He also went in front of an immigration judge at some point in that period where there was a withholding of removal order issued by the immigration judge, uh, preventing his removal to El Salvador.
So this is another piece of this whole puzzle which all comes together, um, later.
Abrego Garcia then gets roped in with the Trump administration's icing, roundup, whatever they were doing back last April, uh, which resulted in the three plane loads of people being deported to El Salvador.
And I have to say our... kind of the first story we're gonna talk about here is, uh, really amazing.
I mean, people talk about... a lot of criminal defendants talk about vindictive prosecution, selective prosecution.
You and I talked about, for example, in the James Gumme case, like, okay, he actually has a pretty good argument there.
I mean, you could just count really maybe on two hands the number of those that have been granted, and we actually saw a vindictive prosecution case granted just this week.
so much injustice that we've been talking about over the last, uh, year or two.
And just to go back to 2022 because this, there, this is all relevant to what happened in the case.
Um, in 2022, Abrego Garcia was stopped, uh, for speeding and he had other people in his vehicle.
He also went in front of an immigration judge at some point in that period where there was a withholding of removal order issued by the immigration judge, uh, preventing his removal to El Salvador.
So this is another piece of this whole puzzle which all comes together, um, later.
Abrego Garcia then gets roped in with the Trump administration's icing, roundup, whatever they were doing back last April, uh, which resulted in the three plane loads of people being deported to El Salvador.
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