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⚠️ CONTENT DISCLOSURE:
This video features AI-generated voice narration and an AI avatar. All information is based on verified federal court rulings (US District Judge Cameron McGowan Currie, November 24, 2025), official Department of Justice documents, and credible news reporting. This is neutral investigative journalism analyzing actual legal proceedings.

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A federal judge dismissed President Trump's revenge prosecutions against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James on November 24, 2025. The reason? Prosecutor Lindsey Halligan was unlawfully appointed and had zero prosecutorial experience. The stunning irony: Judge Currie quoted Trump's own classified documents case victory to destroy his retribution campaign. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick forced out prosecutors who refused these cases, then illegally installed Halligan to pursue them anyway. This investigation reveals the constitutional crisis, grand jury misconduct, and how Trump's Appointments Clause argument became the precedent that saved his enemies.

📊 KEY FACTS:
Both cases dismissed November 24, 2025
Lindsey Halligan: ZERO prosecutorial experience
Illegal appointment violated Appointments Clause
Judge quoted Trump v. United States (Judge Cannon ruling)
Comey case: Statute of limitations expired Sept 30, 2025
Grand jury misconduct: "Disturbing pattern of profound investigative missteps"
58% of Americans say these prosecutions unjustified (Marquette poll)

⚖️ OFFICIAL SOURCES:
US District Court rulings (Judge Cameron McGowan Currie)
Judge Aileen Cannon ruling in United States v. Trump
Department of Justice statements
White House press secretary statements
Marquette University Law School polling
Washington Post, CNN, NPR legal reporting

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