Trump scandal ERUPTS with taxpayer ‘propaganda’
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A new uproar over President Trump re-cycled a 2024 campaign ad and called it a public service announcement -- using taxpayer money! Andrew and Mary about the many legal issues surrounding this and the power Congress has to step in. Former Department of Justice Senior Ethics Attorney, Joseph W. Tirrell joins them to talk about the Hatch Act, which prevents federal employees from putting their thumb on the scales in the political process. Tirrell calls it straight up “propaganda!” Also in this episode: *Trump’s attempted media ban against MS NOW, CNN and Politico and why due process was key in legally getting journalists back inside the White House. *Inside the judge’s ruling AGAINST Trump in his attempted media ban and where the legal road is heading. *Why the Supreme Court’s decision allowing Trump’s SAVE voter database could have a bigger impact on the next election, not for the upcoming midterms. *How frustrated the Supreme Court is that it had to reject Trump’s Missouri cong
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