Why Trump’s Attacks on the Justice Department are Preposterous (w/ Andrew McCabe)

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

How Andrew McCabe Becomes an FBI Agent

03:30 • 2min

3

The Relationship Between the FBI and the Attorneys in the Justice Department

05:38 • 4min

4

The Relationship Between the Attorney General and the White House

09:22 • 3min

5

The Overwhelming Evidence in the Indictment of Jack Smith

12:23 • 2min

6

The Critical Elements of the Evidence in the Indictment

13:57 • 5min

7

The Consequences of Taking Documents at Mar-a-Lago

18:36 • 2min

8

American Scandal: The Story of OxyContin

20:27 • 3min

9

The Differences and Similarities Between Hillary Clinton and the Department of State

23:11 • 5min

10

The Trump Justice Department's Recommendation to Not Prosecute Hillary Clinton

28:36 • 2min

11

The President Biden Case and the Pence Case

30:56 • 4min

12

The Dangers of the Justice Department

34:53 • 6min

13

The Importance of Republican Citizens in the Wake of the Indictment

40:45 • 3min

14

The Importance of Consensus Building

43:25 • 2min

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The Fire Reaching Implications of Trump's Sentence

45:42 • 3min

16

The Dynamics of the Trump Case

49:05 • 3min

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The Justice Department's Disdisciplinary Action in the Case of Walt Nada

52:26 • 3min

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The Dangers of Sentencing Donald Trump

55:46 • 4min

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Lemonautomedia's Andy McCabe

59:56 • 4min