CAFE Insider 02/04: Targets, Gag Orders and Yearbooks

References made in the episode:

• Trump’s claim in a NYT interview last week that he wasn’t a target in the Mueller investigation
• Trump’s interview on CBS News’ Face the Nation
• Senators Blumenthal and Grassley's Special Counsel Transparency Act
• A Washington Post report on Judge Amy Berman Jackson considering a gag order in the Roger Stone case
• Why there’s a high bar to imposing a gag order
• Chuck Rosenberg’s Lawfare article, Why the FBI Sent So Many Agents to Roger Stone’s Home
• Stone’s claim that more force was used on him that Osama bin Laden and El Chapo
• Ralph Northam’s press conference (and his wife’s response when he’s asked to moon walk)
• Preet's tweets concerning Gov. Ralph Northam
• Jesse Jackson’s 1984 bid for president
• The 1983 deliberations in Congress over a national holiday to honor Martin Luther King, Jr.
• A video capturing incarcerated folks at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn signaling for help
• An NYT report on the dire conditions at the MDC.
• The Department of Justice’s Office of the Inspector General reports on the Federal Bureau of Prisons
• The lawsuit filed on behalf of MDC inmates in the Eastern District of New York
• Judge Torres' call for a public evidentiary hearing about MDC conditions on 2/5
• Representative Jerry Nadler’s attention and promise to investigate the cause
• Plus: The Washington Post superbowl ad and Bud Light’s superbowl ad

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