Carol Leonnig

Every single one of those leaders in the course of 48 hours resigns rather than

Dismiss a case they know is righteous.

Dismiss a case where they know the evidence is extremely powerful.

Dismiss a case that Donald Trump wants gone so he has some hand over Adams to make him help him with his deportation policies in New York.

I would just say that there's some prosecutors who remind me that there's a five-year statute of limitations on bribery.

And the meeting that we revealed in September of 2024, where Holman accepted and was taped accepting a kava bag full of $50,000 in cash, that tape still exists, that evidence still exists.

And the five-year statute of limitations for 2024 is...

September 2029.

Tim, did you just say Cairo if you're listening?

Tim, this was great.

Thanks for focusing on our book, Injustice.

I'm impressed, Dave.

That is a good find in the book and a scoop that Aaron and I were both really struck by when we came across it in reporting for this book.

Well, Leska McClellan was a top investigator in a little-known inspector general's office for the National Archives.

And in December of 2020, after Donald Trump has lost the election to Joe Biden, she is presented with a series of certificates from people that are not the Secretary of State and various states, swing states, in which...

Unusual signatures are given that suggest there are alternate electors who are going to challenge whether Biden actually won the election in their swing state.

And she begins to review these with her fellow investigators and then decides the best thing to do is to go to the Justice Department, a prosecutor team that she knows.

And ask them, doesn't this look funny to you?

Doesn't this look coordinated?

Because all of the certificates kind of have a boilerplate, ticky tacky similarity, and they are not official.