The trail for Milwaukee Judge Hanna Dugan has begun. The government moved to dismiss the lawsuit brought to hang the January 6th Plaque. We have a new filing in the Hunter Biden and Patrick Byrne saga. Plus, a CBS Special Report on our friend Danny Hodges and some guy named Harry Dunn.

We’re starting to get some discovery in the smartmatic fox news defamation suit. The pardoned January 6th rioter Taylor Taranto was seen wandering around Representative Jamie Raskin’s neighborhood, alarming prosecutors. Judge Boardberg surprisingly reverses course on blocking some pardoned insurrectionists from getting refunds on their restitution. Trump is trying to weasel his way out of the civil suit against him for his role in the attack on the Capitol. And we have a little pillow man update for you.

The reasons Pete Skandalakis dismissed the Fulton County 2020 Election Interference case are ridiculous. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the disqualification of Alina Habba as US Attorney for New Jersey. We have an update in the case against Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan. Plus, a former immigration judge has sued the Trump Administration saying she was unlawfully terminated because she’s a woman and a Democrat.

This week Attorney General Kris Mayes is asking the Arizona State Supreme Court to revive her charges against the 2020 fraudulent electors. A pardoned January 6th rioter bribing a child sex victim with the promise of a January 6th payout. There are a few high profile people leaving the administration including the envoy to Ukraine Keith Kellogg and FEMA Chief David Richardson. Plus, we have an update on the wild Hunter Biden case against Overstock.com CEO and inimitable weirdo Patrick Byrne.

This week we cover the possible revival of the Fulton County RICO indictment against Trump’s co-conspirators for their attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Trump issued a new pardon for a January 6th defendant for unrelated crimes that weren’t committed on January 6th. FHA head Bill Pulte referred Eric Swalwell to the DOJ for criminal mortgage fraud. And Bill Pulte is under investigation over how he obtained Letitia James’ and Lisa Cook's mortgage records.

This week we cover a plagiarism lawsuit that has been filed against lawyers representing January 6th defendants. Trump is launching a new criminal investigation into the Mayor of DC. Republican FBI informant Alexander Smirnov, the one who lied about Biden bribes and pled guilty and was sentenced to six years in prison, he’s apparently not in prison right now. Plus, state legislators are moving to preserve the actual history of January 6th by adding it to public school curriculum.

Two US Prosecutors were put on administrative leave after describing January 6th as a riot in the sentencing memo of Taylor Taranto. DC cops admit under oath that they were instructed to leave the shooting of an unarmed Black man in DC out of an incident report. A woman was hit by an ICE vehicle and dragged out of her car for no reason in Chicago. Dr Phil has been ordered to liquidate his assets. Plus, the trial of the sandwich guy is underway in DC.

Capitol Police are investigating an American flag with a swastika on it that was hanging in a Republican staffer’s cubicle during a teleconference. A federal judge threatened sanctions against a lawyer who is representing January 6th rioters. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in its latest attempt to gut what's left of the Voting Rights Act. Plus, a couple of prosecutors who initially refused to bring charges against NYAG Letitia James were fired from the DOJ.

New evidence will exonerate New York Attorney General Leticia James. Federal judges are sounding the alarm over a judicial crisis caused by the Supreme Court. CORRECTION: A previous version of this episode included "Erick Erickson" as being associated with the Maria Butina honeytrap. It was Paul Erickson. Aplologies for the error. A man that was wrongfully convicted and spent 43 years in prison was taken by ICE within minutes of his release. Plus, we have an update on the Hunter Biden Patrick Byrne saga.

A federal prosecutor in the Eastern District of Virginia finds no probable cause to indict the New York Attorney General Leticia James for mortgage fraud. Subpoenas have been issued in a criminal investigation against the Fulton County DA Fani Willis. The state agency tasked with appointing a new prosecutor to take over Fulton County DA Fani Willis’ case against Trump and others in Georgia has asked the judge for an extension. They were originally given 14 days. Court battles continue over National Guard troops being sent to Portland and Chicago. Plus, Rudy news!

The Justice Department subpoenaed Fulton County DA Fani Willis' travel records as Trump’s revenge tour continues. Republicans are aiming to re-write the narrative about what happened on January 6th. Eric Adams has dropped out of the New York mayor's race. Bad news for Ken Chesebro. Rudy gets some news regarding Dominion’s defamation suit against him. And we have a brief update on Harry’s January 6th plaque lawsuit.

Trump is forcing the resignation of the US Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia because he wouldn’t indict the New York Attorney General Leticia James for mortgage fraud. Another January 6th rioter is suing the Department of Justice. There’s no proof that Federal Reserve Board governor Lisa Cook committed mortgage fraud in Michigan. We already saw the documents in Atlanta showing she didn’t mark her second home as a primary residence. Now we have no evidence in Michigan either. Plus, some weird Rudy Giuliani reporting

Documentary evidence that Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook listed her secondary residence as a vacation home and not a primary residence. Hunter Biden's lawyers are seeking an arrest warrant for the former overstock CEO Patrick Byrne. Democratic Senators Ruben Gallego and Tammy Duckworth are trying to block military honors for insurrectionist Ashli Babbit. Former Congressman and head of the Douche Crew at his college Madison Cawthorn has been arrested again.

Sconce enjoyer Barry Loudermilk has formed his subcommittee to investigate the investigation of January 6th The Proud Boys are calling for Attorney General Pam Bondi to step down because she refused to settle with them. Newsmax's suit against Fox has already been dismissed. We know the Trump Administration is going after its political enemies for mortgage fraud while three members of Trump's Cabinet, Ken Paxton, Bill Pulte’s family members, Jim Comer, and Donald Trump have also committed mortgage fraud. An appeals court has upheld the $84M E Jean Carroll judgment. Plus, Pete Navarro isn’t done suing the DoJ.

This week, a judge refunds a January 6th defendant. The DOJ refuses to settle with the Proud Boys. The Air Force is providing funeral honors to Ashli Babbitt. Alan Dershowitz has lost his appeal in his CNN defamation case. Kash Patel’s girlfriend is suing Kyle Seraphin– the guy who claims to be responsible for the firing of multiple high level FBI officials including Brian Driscoll– for defamation.

This week, Representative LaMonica McDiver has filed several motions including a motion to dismiss her charges stemming from her attempts to tour an ICE facility in New Jersey. We have an update on the January 6th plaque lawsuit Harry is a part of. Colleagues of Mayor Eric Adams have found more trouble. Loudmouth Candace Owens has been sued for defamation by the Macrons.

This week, another judge has denied a January 6th defendant’s request to be reimbursed for the restitution they paid. Alex Jones is a step close to losing his studio and his brand. An appeals court delivers a major win for Black voters in the Louisiana state redistricting battle. Newsmax pays a $67 million dollar settlement to Dominion so there’ll be no trial in October. And we take a look at Harry’s keynote at the Iowa Democratic Wing Ding. Brutally honest keynote lays out path for demoralized Democrats - Bleeding Heartland

This week, Trump federalized the Metropolitan Police and deployed National Guard troops in DC. We have updates on the Epstein files DoJ launches new investigations into New York Attorney General Tish James and Senator Adam Schiff. The Newsom v Trump trial is underway in California. The IRS is now on its 6th Commissioner. We have updates on the 2020 election interference cases going on in the states. And the AME Church is suing the Proud Boys for copyright infringement.

This week, we have an update in the case of Milwaukee judge Hannah Dugan. Texas Governor Abbott is threatening to fine, arrest, and remove house Democrats who have fled the state to protest the new maps Republicans are trying to draw. Jeffrey Clark has been recommended for disbarment. An old law suit brought by Devin Nunes has been thrown out. And we are joined by the founder of Lawyers for Good Government to talk about their latest initiative.