Kate Shaw
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3,267 appearances
14 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 15 Sep
Kate Shaw’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Did those efforts at legislative override get sort of put to rest?
Um,
Now, he wouldn't put in writing that this fund wasn't going forward.
He did not make any representation about the IRS immunity agreement not going forward.
But he did say repeatedly that this fund was dead.
Okay.
So then, Katie, how does this case kind of spring back to life?
Well, just a couple of additional things, though, Kate.
One, there was separate litigation that was brought vis-a-vis that, quote, anti-weaponization fund.
I just call it the $1.8 billion slush fund that's tantamount to theft of American taxpayer dollars.
And there was an order from a judge in that litigation
for Blanche Woodward and others that had the authority and the approval as representatives of the Department of Justice to actually do sworn declarations that they were not going to move forward with the slush fund.
And they refused to do so, citing to congressional testimony and even public media appearances as if to be tantamount to something that is legally recognized in a court, which is not.
And putting aside the defiance of a court order, that's a whole other thing.
And I think the other thing, too, is what you just noted was important.
there was never a notice of appearance entered on behalf of the Treasury Department or the IRS from the inception of this lawsuit.
And the fact that there was no lawyers appearing on behalf of the defendants, and yet suddenly there was a mutual, quote, again, settlement agreement reach, you know, even the judge said in her... It's like you could almost see, and I know the judge, Kathleen Williams, well, it's like you could almost see she begrudgingly entered the...
the order, you know, the order granting this voluntary dismissal.
But here's the thing.
That voluntary dismissal was so defensive.
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