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Msw media. Hello and welcome to the Daily beans for Tuesday, November 18, 2025. Today, an ICE agent has been arrested for pulling a gun on a teenager in Southern California. A judge has issued a scathing ruling laying bare Lindsey Halligan's misconduct in the Comey case. Emil Bovey told top Justice Department officials to just sink boats in the Caribbean. An ex Justice Department prosecutor has been elected to serve as a Seattle city attorney. An appeals court has upheld the conviction of the men who murdered Ahmaud Arbery. Thousands have registered for free childcare in New Mexico. And Trump says House Republicans should vote yes to release the Epstein files. I'm Allison Gill.
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And I'm Dana Goldberg.
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Hey, Dana. All right, Tuesday. It's Tuesday. We're chugging along through the week.
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It's Tuesday.
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It's Tuesday.
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That's what we've got right now.
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That's all I can say about today. Oh, my God. Although I, I did wake up to some incredible stuff. People were pinging me, my phone was blowing up because scathing ruling by Judge Fitzpatrick in the Comey case. And I am dying. I'm dying. It's so funny to me. And, you know, I find funniness in very weird places. But what's so hilarious to me is that Jim Comey asked for the grand jury materials so that he could see what Lindsey Halligan said to the grand jury. And the, you know, Department of Justice was like, no, that grand jury stuff is secret. But Judge Fitzpatrick, a magistrate judge, said, no, Comey can see the grand jury stuff. And then the Department of Justice was like, but that's not fair. The judge didn't say why. And the judge went, oh, all right. And cracked his knuckles and said, here's why you're full of shit. And like wrote this 22 page thing. She, like, got the law wrong when she talked to the grand jury. She told the grand jury that the burden of proof in a criminal case is actually on the defendant, on Jim Comey. It's up to him to prove he's innocent. So she thinks it's guilty until proving innocent, which is like a basic tenet of the Constitution. She also called them out for not getting a search warrant properly. Like their evidence that the whole case is based on, they didn't get a search warrant for. So, like, it's really, really bad. And that 139 minutes is missing. She only presented the case once. There's like, they listed. The judge listed like 11 catastrophic things wrong with what Lindsay Halligan did with this case. And I. It's not good. But the only reason we know about it is because the DOJ was like, you have to explain why. And he's like, all right, here you go. You really want everybody to know how stupid you are, how useless you are?
