Who's to Judge Jeanine?
About this episode
The episode discusses legal controversies involving Jeanine Pirro, Anthony Fauci, and various court cases.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.serioustrouble.show This week: Jeanine Pirro would like everyone to know this embarrassing turn in the reflecting pool case is all Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s fault. We talk about her remarkable and remarkably detailed filing seeking to dismiss charges against David Hearn related to the pool, plus Anthony Fauci refusing to testify before a Senate hearing, citing his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. Those discussions are for all listeners, along with a look at what Todd Blanche’s letters to the Senate say and don’t say. Paying subscribers also hear about: * A lesson from Rep. Chuck Edwards, on how being creepy can constitute sexual harassment even if you never explicitly ask for sex . * Paramount’s litigation strategy choices . * Capital One’s arguments that it didn’t violate the president’s civil rights . * Judge Amit Mehta reluctantly vacating the case against Stewart Rhodes . * More problems with posting through it at DOJ . * And Kash Patel being deprived of a default judgment in a bullshit defamation case for the court’s lack of personal jurisdiction over the defaulted defendant . Upgrade…
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