Michael Steele

They come from a different set of rules.

They come from a different set of processes and the way defendants behave and are treated and all of these pieces that go into a civilian case.

How disruptive is that or could that be for the cases that they're handling, but especially for the 17 attorneys who are left in that office?

Well, that begs the question, how does this get fixed?

I mean, this is Minnesota.

I mean, we haven't seen what potentially could be coming in other jurisdictions and parts of the country, given the level of incompetence

That's being, you know, put in place here.

So how does this get fixed?

How does the administration deal with this when they seem to have no clue, as an example, of what the process is?

How do they deal with that?

How do we deal with it?

Ah, yes, and Pam Bondi next week.

Going to be good stuff.

Baru Creed, I know you're going to be all over it.

We thank you for spending time with us tonight.

We'll be right back, folks.

Well, that's going to do it for me tonight.

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