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Today on @inlieuoffunshow, @Klonick and I will be joined by photographer @GailHalaban, who pioneered the window-to-window photography movement, which has caught fire worldwide in the age of quarantine. She will talk about the history of her work and show us pics!
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Join us at 5:00 pm Eastern time.
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Yesterday on @inlieuoffunshow, I posed the question to the audience of how people can sustain the momentum of these protests without the sort of large public gatherings that are going to spread the virus and—in a few weeks—kill a lot of people.
A viewer reminded me of farmer protests in the 1970s, which involved people coming to DC from all over the country and driving VERY slowly around the Beltway. This sparked an idea.
What if, at a designated time, people all over the country blocked roads?

If you have a car, block a street with it or drive very slowly up and down a main drag.
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I am hereby formally designating Antifa an elephant.
While I'm at it, there are some other designations I would like to make.
I am formally designating the elephant as an endangered species in the mid-Atlantic states.
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@ccacy @SethAbramson It's an interesting question. Here's what we know. The entire CI and criminal investigations were sent to Mueller. Mueller set up a system in which he handled only the criminal questions and kicked back CI information to the bureau.
@ccacy @SethAbramson He resolved all of the questions he treated in the Mueller report. So it is theoretically possible that live CI questions remain at the bureau. That said, I don't believe any such questions are live. The reason, as I described in some depth at the time of the Mueller report...
@ccacy @SethAbramson ...is that the Bureau has created an intense negative incentive structure against active CI matters involving Russia and Trump World. It has fired key people. It has humiliated others. A lot of agents have been disciplined. In that environment, it seems unfathomable....
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